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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-31
WAITING FOR zero
Tense Minutes Before Argonne
Battle Opened.
English Officer Describes the Behavior
Of American Soldiers in That
Fight as Wonderful-"Will
Forever Honor Them"

.sIt was the zero hour 10 the Ar
gonne," remarked Maj. H. T.. Hayden,
an English officer, now in this country,
"when / was first impressed with the
greatness of America. happened to
be detailed to an American unit.
There were French and American and
English soldiers there, but was with
an American command. 1t doesn't
matter what the occasion. When the
battle of the Argonne began was in
dugout when an American officer
commanding regiment of artillery
stood with his watch in his hand,
counting the seconds. He had been
ordered to begin firing at 30 In the
morning. All along that line of many
miles the officers of the groupings had
their orders. The zero hour was 80.
This particular officer stood waiting.
waiting. lived an age in five minutes.
The seconds seemed to drag an awful
length. One, two, three, four counted.
"But finally zero came. This officer
turned to his aid. 1t was not neces-
sary This aid captain, had antici-
pated his commander. 1t was shock.
the greatest and the grandest shock
/ ever had. Waiting, waiting for the
time, was taken off my pins when it
came by the thunder of the artillery
For miles and miles and miles the guns
reared. 1t comes only once in life
time, and few lifetimes, at that, to be
present on such an occasion. 1t seemed
that hell had broken loose.
II don't know how any human being
can live through such thing, but we
did. For six hours the guns spoke, and
then for a brief period there was q
cessation. Once more they started
and 1t was not until after noon that
they stopped. Meantime the infantry
was preparing to make its charge. i
rode along the front lines of artillery
in the early morning. Below l saw
the American boys getting ready to
make their drive. 1t was the most
wonderful, the sublimest sight ! ever
saw or ever expect to see. shall
never forget, because it is stamped in
delibly in my brain, the enthusiasm
and the exuberance Of the American
gunners. They may have had no previ.
Gus training, but shall forever honor
the American artillerist, and | shall
never forget the opening of the battle
Of the Argonne."
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-31
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CORRESPONDENT
CORRESPONDENT

A p0lticdi HlSCIAAS " VIZ
Obrros Unidos Nogalense" was held
Yesterday evening at the seine Obre-
no" of Nogales, Sonora. The meet
ing was well attended by the sup
porters of Huerta's candidacy for
governor of the state, of Sonora.
A Chinese society of the "black-
hand" has been discovered at Cana
nea. but no evidence has yet been
discovered by the authorities of that
place to connect with the organiza-
ton any Of the sons of Confucius.
The slackers who used to be
around the streets Of Nogaies. Sono-
ra. without woflsny. are not seer
.here now. 1t /: said that these
tewards can find no place to &c,
wn.,.. they, do not reeve rough
ire. tinent.
a.f Juan A'su'ur is fixing his
n.s.s.:c machine shop at Nogales,
mora. he is ov charging the place
q placing morn matliner! to NEE.
the y ants his good number of Gus
to;ers. GO
The customs brokerage of J. NJ.
Escalante, will be enlarged in few
days occupying all the front of I'M
r..naI building in front OF the rail
WI: depot. First class furniture
has been ordered for this office.
*. C. G. so4islno, propaganda
+ re "Pesau -iristd" candidacy, ar
- in Nogaies. Sonora, on We'd
days train froni the south and IS
nc. lstered at tue Hotel Abadie.
General Ignacio l.. Pesqueira, can
ldidate for governor of Sonora, is at
Nogales, Sonora. 1t is said that he
will depart today for Altar.
/ A weekly paper will soon be pub
lished at Nogales, Sonora, with the
intention of doing @Huertista" prop,
uganda. 1t is not yet known who will
be the editor OF the paper.
The aerial campaign against the
bronco Yaquis has started already in
Sonora. A number of aerial ma.
chimes are already in action and it is
predicted that in less than month
no trace of broncos will be seen IN
the state.
A cordial welcome was given to
Mr.. Conrado Gaxiola Candidate for
governor of Sonora) yesterday on his
arrival at Navojoa. Another poll,
tical club to work for his candidacy
was organized the same day.
Work in coal mines in the Ures
district of Sonora, will begin in a
few days. Large capital will be in
vested in the business by Mexican
an foreign capitalists.
It is not yet known who will take
charge of the immigration office Of
Nogales, Sonora, in case that Mr.
Emiliano Tamez federal inspector)
is named Mexican consul at Nogales
Arizona i
Mr.. Flavio Borquez Candidate fo
governor of Sonora), has not We
started his campaign but it is hear
/ in the political circles of Nogales
Sonora, that his first meeting a
this place will be held Sunday morn
ling.
II At the Hotels of Nogales, Sonora
II Hotel Abadie-J. S.Scumtio, No
gales, Arizona; R. D. Toledanc
Magdalena; Euter Rosas, Cananea.
/ Hotel Central-Prof. Angel Gay
cha, La Colorado; L. Levy, C. G. So
j riano, Hermosillo.
Hotel America-Luisa Litane
= Guaymas; Manuel Timbos. ]. "A
z Cano, Luis Paroles, Magdalena; J
8 M. Gonzalez, Cananea,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
HER DOC
TOR ADVISED IT
Memphis woman is relieved
Of twelve years trouble
by taking Tanlac.

II have received more benefit from
Tanlac than from any other medicine
I have ever taken" said Mrs. c. r.
Wreford, wife Of the well known *
steamboat captain, and who lives al
86l N. Seventh street. Memphis. Tenn.
Tor ten or twelve years" she con
tinued Il suffered from an awful
case OF Indigestion had been trou-
bled with a weak stomach from the
time I was a girl and often SUI
fered agonies from gas on my stom-
ach, and twice I had terrible attacks
ofoacute Indigestion that nearly killed
me. FOR weeks everything I would
eat hurt me and even water would
burn me like fire. Then I had an at
tack OF the grip from which I recov-
cred so slowly that asked n. doctor
about trying Tanlac. He said. Yes,
try o.. for it can't do you any harm
II had no appetite at ali and was
eating scarcely anything. but after
taking two bottles OF Tanlac my Ape
lite picked up and i confined to lm-
prove right along. eating most any
thing ] wanted without any incon-
venience afterwards. I have never
had the trouble with my stomach Ike
I did before taking Tanlac, and il GER
tainlv had helped me wonderfully
and can't help believing It is a great
medicine"
All druggists sell Tanlac.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
Bic DEAL MADE
At DESDEM0NA
Ell Paso Interests Repre-
scented In Transfer Of
Extensive HOLDINGS.

/ Desdemona. Texas, Oct. Sci Paso
capital IS represented IN a big deal
closed here yesterday. ". z. Kell
with bankers and brokers from
wichita Falls. Fort Worth, Dallas.
/ salt Lake City. Denver and san An
tonic. took over the extensive hold
ings Of r. c. shoEalter Of the First
City State bank here. C. H Kampeter
and Guy L ALcAfee. included IN which
are interests IN six producing wells
and seven more now drilling. beside
choice leases scattered throughout the
Desdemona field
In local circles It IS believed In
probable that any other Independent
operators control so extensive ana
diversified holdings as is represented
By the properties represented, income
from the present production shows a
substantial rate OF earnings on the
entire capital stock Of 100000 or the
Parry on company, under Wnlcn
name the owners are operating, Wllle
wells now drilling. Il is expected, IN
the near future viii add a net or
$4,000 per annum- The present
production is coming from interests
in the Warren-W aggoner gusher on
the Terry farm, aggoner
No. .. Beaver-stalley No. 2 and vari-
Gus others Among the wells now be .
ing drilled Is the Ranger-Iiock Island
company well on block S. This drill
ing contract calls for two wells.
No. well IS now down $500
feet. 1t was in this block IS that
the Ranger-Rock Island company
brought in its first big well in the
tract in block 43. the drilling contrast
held by Pullman OIL company, OF
El Pas0. a commercial lease north
west OF the Jones well and a COM
merciaI lease near the Hog Creek Ju-
NOR on the Anderson farm are among
the other holdings acquired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

TAsTLAND, Texas, Oct s.-Not since
Il the days Of the first gushers IN
the ffeld have drilling operations
been so active. IN every section Of
the field wells are quickly going
down. Rigs are going up on almost
every tract. Prosperity IS seen IN all
directions.
This is partly due to the dry period
being broken by recent rains. Dur
ins the months Of August and
September y was necessary 70 shut
down many wells after the water
supply became exhausted. In an at
tempt 20 make Up for lost time
operators are now speeding the work
Of drilling.
Tie Hueco-Ranger OIL company IS
drilling at depth % soc feet IN Its
NO on the s. = uo1laman tract
The first Wel brought Ia on the
tract U.s. Joint operation with the
hercules on company and Is flowing
100 barrels OF oil daily from a sand
encountered az a depth Of 1885 feet
FL PaEo-Huneer Spuds In.
me III Easo-Hanger oil company
3 spuuciug In on the Watson eE1ct
IN the northwest corner OF the field
Inc LeEolean on company has a
slatlcW gasSer on The Sneed tract
which ls making 6o,000.000 cubic feet
OF gas QollT. This gas Production
has been purchased by the Texas
comnanTs Eas production denartmanf
which expects to run it into a six
inch line low in the process Of being
laid &c Moran. 8 distance of Is miles
A showing of oil IN the black line
has been discovered IN the Root. Hupp
and Du4fs test on the J. ~ Raw
Conueles lease The 10 inch casing
IS being pulled at $50 feet The
O. HaaH na-.Ia
at denth OF 1850 feet in an offset
70 the Root Hupp and Duff test on
this tract
On the ~. III Ray tract. the States
OIL corporation Is setting ~ e rig
aud The Parracz company IS getting
a production NJ 90 barrels or oil from ?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
FORT PHANTOM HILL co.
ARANDONS ABILENE TEST

Abilene, Tex. Oct 5,-The Fort
Phantom Hill Oh company's well o.
miles north OF Abilene Is an abandon
ment The driliers are pulling the
casing after striking a salt water
fl0w az 211o feet
The No. 4, which was drilled before
the No. 2, was abandoned at a depth
Of 1903 on account Of q collapsed cas-
Ing The operators OF this company
DO not believe that there rs not =
prospect OF getting a producer In this
vicinity. but that the prospects are
good However. a. VIII make no fur
Their test at present in this vicinity
because 10 considers the s155,0o0'
spent on sinking these two test, SUE
ficient
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
Holmes Second
Test Turns ont
Great, GaSSe9
Number Of Small Wells
Are Brought IN IN the
Tulsa Field.

Tulsa, Okla, oct. 5.-The Holmes
Gas company's second completion on
the Lauderdale land IN the Tale dis
trict. IS making 2oo.oo0.000 cubic feet
Of gas daily.
The No. Of the Bigheart Petro-
Ieum and Refining company in sec
tion 10-2s-10. Osate county. IS flow
ing 400 barrels OF oil daily.
IN the same county the No. Of
the Philips Petroleum company IS
making so barrels Of oil daily. This
well is situated in the northeast
quarter Of section 1888.
The third completion OF John
Markham, IT, and associates. IN the
northwest quarter OF section 1T-2O-7.
Jennings district, Is making 20 bar
rels Of oil daily
In Kay county the Maryland Re
filming company has q showing for a
good well in an initial test on the
j. A. Coleman land ia the northeast
quarter OF section $3.50, Newkirk
district
The Carter oil company has a $50
barrel producer in section 5-2s-10w,
KEYS field. Owing to the heavy rains
OF the past few days. work in the
Keys field has been greatly hindered-
A number Of wells are rapidly ap-
preaching the big pay and within
the next few days should come "a
as producers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

its wen south Of the States on cor
porati0n's test
Root. Hupp and Duff have num-
her of PROMISING test In the Eastland
field These parties have found il
more TO their liking 20 10 out into
wildcat territory and bring IN large
gushers- The Perkins gusher was
brought IN by them number OF
months ago proving a vast amount
OF territory looked upon by many
operators as being wildcat territory.
This gusher which was afterwards
has dwi1dled down TO 2Ss barrels a
cay. The well viii be packed and a
four inch casing VIII be set
On the same tract the Porter-W ertz
Syndicate's No. 2. is making 100 bar
rels from depth q 1922 feet; the
IS drilling at $3.50 feet ana the NO.
IS shut down at 2020 feet
On this tract. on the portion re-
tanned bv Root. HupD and Duff the
No. ] hole Is being straightened: the
10. IS drllllns az alN9 Ieeli tne
No. is drilling at 1100 feet. and
She rlr at the No. 4 viii be skidded
Zig Wells Flowing
West Of this tract these men have
rumher NJ V-e. Is underway on ne
Poteet tract. The No. ] IS making
1888 barrels OF oil and the no isl
flowing 1920 barrels The No is
q Easser, the No. 3 is drilling at a
denth OF 2150 feet, No. 5 drilling at
500 feet, No. s is drilling at 1880 feet
Nos z and are rigs. Nos. and p
are building rigs. No 10 has lumber
on ~r0und and No u IS q RE
South Of the Poteet tract, the
States oil corporation is drilling at
a depth OF 1890 feet. in its No. 1. on
the r. C. Ernest tract.
On the F. A. Allen tract. the Emnire
Gas and Fuel company has three rigs
and timber on the ground for a
fourth
on the Hanks tract. south OF the
Allen. the Prairie OIL ard Gas COM
many. has rig up and the ROYAL
Duke IS drilling at q depth OF 2U50
feet
The A1bers OIL company has q bro
ducer on the !. " Turner property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

ties have formed what will be known
as the rimpson Oh and Gas company.
The company VIII drlu on its hold
inEs in the Homer, La, fields, drlll-
ing to start within so days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
He Won't Drop Dead
Any More

'Nly husband suffered terribly from
stomach and liver trouble. which
caused such bloatIng Of gas a. TO Sc
riorsly affect his heart Doctors
warned him that he might drop dead
at any time from this trouble. A
friend IN Cleveland advised him TO
take Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. and
since taking It, 4 months ago. he Is
feeling ike a young man again. All
his friends are surprised at his ap-
pearance" u is a simple harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the Intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and Intestinal ailments. inciud-
ing appendicitis One dose viii con-
vince or money refunded. At al drug
gists.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
WYOMING MEN PLANNING
TO DRILL IN NEW MEXICO

A report from Chama, Rio Arrioa
county. New Mexico. Is 10 the effect
that the Willow Greek oil syndicate
organized by E T. Williams. a Wy0m-
ing oil operator. viii be drilling in
about ten days in the Willow Creek
section OF that county This viii be
the first effort at drilling for oil in
Rio Arrlba county. Fayette A. Jones,
petroleum geologist OF Albuquerque.
n a., has just completed e geological
study OF the willow Creek and Tlerra
Amarillo sections in that county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

In its No. o. this company has a
fishing job, tools being lost in the
hole This company has a well drill
tract.
on the western part OF the Turner
tract the Texas company Is drilling
around 2200 feet IA its well This
company has nine other rigs and loca-
West Of the AIbers lease, on the
Turner tract. Barclay ard associates
have A completion, which was drilled
into salt water
On the Peoples tract the. Empire
Gas and Fuel company have 1900
barrel producer.
Great southern'H Producer.
The Great Southern oil company
has a $50 barrel producer IN its No
!, on the Baumgarner tract. and Is
drillnE BY lost tools IN No 2, at
depth OF $500 feet. This company
holds $50 acres on the southsids OF
the tract
The New Domain OIL company and
Ross and Cross are rigging uD on
their leo acres on the Baumgarner
tract. a mile west OF the Hawk tract.
Three miles southeast Of Eastian Z,
the Cosden Gas and Fuel company,
on the Barber tract Something big
IS expected 10 show in this test within
a short time.
Three miles southeast OF Eastland.
the Arkansas Natural Gas company
is getting 5000, 900 cubic feet Of ras.
and Is barrels Of oil from its no. 3,
on the c. Z. Conneilee tract. The
No. 2 has increased its flOW from $50
70 500 barrels with Indications OF a
greater increase IN production This
feet OF gas. The No. 8 Is drilling al
1000 feet, and the No 4 a. 900 feet
Sullivan and associates are higgins
Up on the Downtain tract. a mile and
a half southeast Of Eastland
The no ]. T. y. Butler. OF the
States OIL corporation. has been
plugged back and is making a daily
production Of $50 barrels from tle
upper pay sand The drill pierced g
salt water formation when attempt
ing TO reach a lower producing strata.
Good Showing OF on.
The States oil company has a
showing Of oil az a depth OF 1870 feet
on the J. W Holleman tract. The
drilers are now setting the small
casing, building flow tanks and max
ing pipe line connections. preparatory
TO completing. The No. . on this
tract is drilling at 600 feet The No
], Sun1rell- is making approximately
100000 cubic feet OF gas from a
depth OF 1871 feet
on the Brooks Heirs property the
southW estern OIL Development com
pany, which recently completed its
NO I. with a production OF 1900 bar
rels. Is rigglng uD for a second rest
The RANGER Central s. drilling near
the black FINE in ifg test or t'aa sar-a
property and the Ranger-Brooks has
spudded In four new wells.
The Texas company has TWO good
producers on the LIttlet0n tract. and
is drilling In three wells This COM
many has 20 locations rigs and drill
Ing wells on this tract.
The Leon on company has Il loca-
lions and drilling wells on the Allen
tract The No. IS making a daily
production OF $500 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
UNION COMPANY FNI.ARGES
ITS REFINERY AT OIL CITY

Shreveport. III. Oct s.-The Union
Refining and Pipe Line company has
enlarged the capacity OF Its refinery
At oil City, Ia. from 800 20 1900
barrels daily at a cost OF $500. 900. The
company Is planning TO increase the
new capacity to 5000 barrels during
the next three months.
The plant viii handle the crude Of
Pine Island, taking on light oil at a
later date. This plant viii be ready
for Its first run within the week.
This company has purchased q site
for e refinery at Homer IN Claiborne
Parish. la This refinery viii cost
the compsn NJ approximately $500, 900
and win have an initial capacity OF
5000 barreE daily.
Recently 200 tanks we're purchased
by this concern.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
W. ". TURNEY LEASES 10000
ACRES NEAR FORT STOCKTON

y. VI. Turney and HIS Fl Paso as
sociates have leased 10000 acres OF
their lands northeast OF Fort Stock
ton to Renedum g. Trees. Wildcatters
OF the Texas oil fields
Shallow wells sunk IN that region
about Fort Stockton some years ago
showed oil Turuey and his associates
drilled a 1000 foot well a few years
ago near there and a strata OF high
grade sulphur agEregating about $50
feet in thickness was encountered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
SINCLAIR INTERESTS BUY
LEASES NEAR MUENSTER

Gainesville. Texas Oct 3.-Ten
thousand dollars has recently been
paid by the Sinclair oil interest for
leases on 40 acres Of land near
Muenster, Cooke county A number
o. Amarillo parties are also interested
In the possibilities offered by this
section and are buying up leases at
eIorbitant prices.
The Nuenster oil company O. on
top Of the lime rock in its test Is
miles northwest Of Gainesville Cooke
county, at a depth OF 1900 feet The
drillcrs are now busy setting the
eight inch casing. The drill passed
through thin oil bearing sand last
week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
EA5TLAND OPERATIONS TAKE ON
APPEARANCE OF FIRST BIG DAYS

Wells Going Down Rapidly In Every Section As 0per
ators Make Up For Time Lost During The Dry Spell;
Hueco-Ranger Down 600 Feet In Second Well; Ell
Paso Ranger Spuds In On Watson Tract.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
BELL GOES TO BUY DRILL
FOR WELL NEAR MIDLAND

Ira j. Bell. Of Chicago, trustee OF
the Dixieland syndicate which IS drill
ing for oil at Dixieland. Reeves coun-
ty. Texas, was in FL Paso THURSDAY
on his way to California TO buy a rig
to drill the Shafter Lake well IN An
drews county. Texas, 60 miles north ot
Midland The wei is TO be put down
by the Owners Service company OF
Chicago. OF which Bell Is president
Bell said the company had 10000
acres leased for oil and gas ia the
Andrews county. and that there were
five or six drills operating in that
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
OIL MEN EXPECT TO KNOW
SOON ABOUT CLEBURNE FIELD

Cleburne. Tex, Oct son men be-
lieve that It viii be only matter Of
a few weeks now before IL viii be
definitely known whether an oil
stratum viii be found in this district
Half dozen wells are being sunk IN
Johnson county Several tests are 10
be drilled east OF Cleburne az an
early date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
DEEP TEST IS SPUDDED IN
FIVE MILES FROM CLYDE

Abilene. Texas. Oct 3.-The Wander
Weide Norman company has spudded
"a its deep test on the W. j. Harris
farm five miles south OF clyde, Cal
lahan county. The contract calls for
q depth OF 1000 feet unless paying oil
is found sooner. w. J. Harris, owner
Of the land. lives at FL Paso.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-12
MISPLACED INFORMATION.
Government Tells Northern Farmers
Things That Do Not Interest Them.

No department OF the federal govern
ment is more generous with its advice
than is the department Of agriculture, for,
the culture of cotton or sugar cane in
Mississippi, II spreads the glad tidings in
Maine, Wisconsin, and Montana Within
few days it has suggested that if low
temperature continues in the North II
may be possible to cut and harvest ice
which can be used to advantage next sum
mer, and this information win be sent to
the southern states.
Now, however, the Courant and other
felix in New England are told that a
plague Of grasshoppers may be expected
IN Indiana next summer. and no doubt
in Illinois and Ohio. Because Of this we
Of New England are told that the grass.
hoppers may be put to confusion if the
farmers viii pillow and harrow their fields
Ibis fall and winter
II they do not pillow, with two feet OF
more of frost in the ground and foot
or so of snow on the surface. they may
utilize the grasshopper crop next summer
as poultry feed The article gives direc.
tions for the construction Of an inst1i-
ment Tor gathering in the insects. and
then we are told that they are rich IN
protein and that the fowls are fond ot
them, This brings 10 mind certain mem
| ores of John the Baptist and suggests
the possibility that the department is
preparing TO suggest that our little friends
4