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New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

ret.tions in bankruptcy filed in the
tnited states District Court ycsterda y
were az collows
MARY a sHEEIIAN voluntary peti-
ton by Mary y. Sheehau, OF IL West
Eighty street. Liabilities. s277g,
assets 500. Principal creditors are: NJ.
f. Harlan, $465. john Scheidig K CO.
$3.50; Elton f. Parry SOS. The a..
tornay for petitioner is \. l.. Levy 26l
Madison Street
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
In Bronx County

Bronx Sanitary Wet Wash Lsnn
dry - .. FriedIander Supply
Co, Inc. -.....--.. ........--.-.-.
Horenbere. George N. Y. Lubri-
eating on Co. ..................
Maliett Contr. & supply Co, Inc.
w Watson Contr. Co .........
Mallett Contr & Supply Co. Inc.
and William a. Maliett-Safsle
Morganstern. Morris--D. Green
Wray. Louis and William-Motor
Haulage Co, Inc ....................
Union Ry. Co. OF y. Y. CT
Engel ........a... ............
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Cotton Statistics

New Yorl arrivals. LOSS 6,2b1
Liverpool Cabics.-spo. cotton In good
ssstd Sales 600. including 1000 Amer
!ean. Imports $4,000. American $4,000
tsn,in fatanss Opened "" a"!st a. 10 70 ~ points
vance OF to II points. December. a4.s3;
January. 2a.se. March s?ss: May ss,sa
July a1s3. Manchester-Yarns and cloths
active
Wheat-~Thc offer OF the Grain corpo-
ration 20 sell wheat to millers has made
little Impression on the market 10 far.
and sentiment is divided among grain
men as to tho probable outcome Devel-
opments are expected to depend upon the
ment has to offer. as the high premiums
arc confined to this character OF wheat and
there is no scarcity of the soft wheats.
The Minneapolis market closed on
Tuesday in celebration OF the Armtstce
Day, but in the Southwest hard wheat
was very firm. Kansas City reporting No
hard in chat market as selling as 27
10 So cents per bushel over the basic price,
and No. hard at rs cents over,
High-grade fours again strong,
with mll prices still above local buyers
views. 1t was said, however. that the
family trade was quite active and appar-
consumers that -four Is likely to be scarce
and higher and this has resulted in a
widespread disposition to lay In supplies
Advices from Canada said the govern
rient had taken control OF all the wheat
at Fort William and Port Arthur, and
strue this to mean that Canada would
be adverse to shipping her wheat to the
United States.
Corn--The corn trade placed a bearsh
Interpretation on the calling off OF the
coal strike. and early i'll the day the
market was weak with prices ~ to 2is
lower. Receipts Were again small, how
ever. and cash markets showed n hrrner
tone, prices rallied and at the close Of the
day were net unchanged to ssc decline.
Weather conditions were better and the
outlook more favorable for an in
ever, that 1t Will be a week or ten days
before corn can move in much larger vol
une. and this caused good deal of con-
Germ among shorts
arrangements were being made to send a
large number of cars into the corn belt
to move the new crop and this, together
with the weakness In foreign exchange
served to discourage new outside buying
and operat ions We're. to large extent, In
the form OF evening-up contracts.
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn. sN No. ~ vel $751; siss7. siaS7&
Chicago:
9sssassF 5ssas9y ... La 49,. i:si. 1:ss. '1s..
oats-The oats market displayed a
frrler tone. and at the t1ose of the day
values were lac to bsc higher The West
reported better cash demand and part
Of the buying was believed to be for ex-
preference Cor the heavy weig hts. and
these hard to secure. The local cash
market WAS frmer.
Yesterdays Previous Year
9s5sraSsr 9s5s No. VIII. sosss s0S55sss sS37ssss I
5isSS"'O'F' May .754 ~. ~. --U''
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Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that Of the debtor
tho second that of the creditor and dale
when judgment WAS fled
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
GaSSer Brought
IN By Foster In
The TnISaFied
Usage County Well Max
ing 100000 Cubic
Feet Daily.

Tulsa, Okla. oct IA monster
gasser has been brought IN by Foster
and associates in the northwest quar-
ter Of section 24-24-s. Usage county.
It IS the No. Is, and Is makings1t Co.,
ooo cubic feet OF gas daily.
The Indian Territory Illuminating
on company's No. 10 IN the north
west quarter Of section 1s-s7-11.
Usage county IS making 90 barrels Of
oil daily
In this same county. IN the north
vest quarter Of section 21-22-11.
Stein1erger and Lucas have COM
pletea their No. 2. The well Is max
ing IS barrels OF oil daily.
A. II Landon's second wei in the
southeast quarter OF section 25-25-1l
is making 90 barrels. This wen is
situated in Usage county.
In the Beggs district the Iron
Mountain Gil comuany's no. is
producing AZ the rate OF 90 barrels
q oil daily from the butcher forma-
ton Ihe we'll is situated ia the
northwest quarter OF section 1z-l4-i1.
The Roxana Petroleum company's
well 3 the northeast quarter OF sec
ton ld-ls-l5. yale district. Is max
ing zoo barrels Of oil daily from a
sand encountered at $3.50 feet
The 10. OF the Indiahoma Rein
ing company. e. al. in section 1z-1f-
H. Heggs district, IS making q good
SHOWING for a producer from the top
Of the big pay These parties brought
in 200 barrel vel a short tine ago
IN rlls same district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
Companies Make
81 COmpIetiOnS
Within Ten Days
Pinch Production IN Wag-
goner District Waiting
Pipe Lines.

wichita Fails. Texas, Oct A.
averaging 500 barrels each, 80 com
pletions have been recorded during
the past 10 days for the Waggoner
district Until pipe line connections
can be made and pipe line facilities
greatly improved. it viii be necessary
for these wells to be pinched down.
Many Of them viii produce more than
1000 barrels when they are permitted
to flow fuu capacity
Among these recorded completions
are. Marigold OIL company. No. 8
Nogel block a, Norton and Cline,
Nos. 1. g, g. q and Waggoner, block
81; Thrift Oh company. 10. Bran
non, block es4 W. g cAeily. NO g
Waggoner, block 81 Stayton wichita
OIL corporation. No. . Morgan. block
IS. Harrison and Dale. No I Was-
goner, block 81 Silver Cycle on com
pany. No. I Renner. block a. West
ern OIL corporation No. 2 WagEoner,
block s6i Wichita American No. 1
FoEel. block a. Texas company Nos.
3 5. and II Morgan, Barclay and
Meadows No. Vogel. block ~;
BLOCK q Oh company. No Wag-
ecner, block p. Block q oil COM
pany. No. I VoEel block "a. Gulf Pro
ducLo1 company. No. q Morgan, Hill
and Roberts. no WagEoner. block
81. Howard weber on company. No.
Eliza. block Ss- K G. Gulf OIL COM
Texas OIL and Gas company. No. =
Noeel. block ~; O'Neil. ct al. no.
NoeeL block "a. Piekeus. Robertson
and HUNT. No. NoEel. block "a.
Young Brothers and Kennedy. No 1
brannon. block So. Oklahoma Petro-
ieum and Gas company's No. 1 TavIor.
No. Taylor. Texas Ranger. No j
brannol. block So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
OCEAN MAKING
5000 BARRELS
Ranger Central Pulls Pipe
at Depth of $3.50
Feet.

Eastiand, Texas. Oct. 14-Wells IN
Eastiand county Being developed BY
Fl Paso concerns are IN the follow
ing condition:
Ocean on company, Brooks No. 1,
making 5000 barrels Of oil ct a depth
OF $3.50 feet
Baientine, st al Pleasant Grove
Church. lot 10. 2. making 2oo3 bar
rsls az a depth Of 3z9s feet.
Southwestern OIL and Develop
meut com7eug's BROOKS Heirs Ne. ],
making a daily flow Of 600 barrels,
drilling being continued st $3.50 feet
This compauT's No has its rig up
AriteE oil company, Brooks Heirs
No 4, drilling at 1880 feet
Iaggers wallace on company,
Parker No. J. riE CD.
Ranger Cisco. j Z. Miller 10. 4,
1ishinF for lost casing at depth Of
800 feet
Ranger Central. Brooks heirs 10.
J. pulling pipe at 1850 feet
Ranger Rock Island oil company's
wright Nos. .. 2. and &. spudding in
Sun company's Parsons 10. 4, g
email Dumper ct total depth o.
3lee feet
sun companr's z. WI Allen No 1.
drilling al 200 feet
Hueco- Ranger OH companT's S. s.
aollaman. =. d r. 3. r. p spud-
ding In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
.LUMBAG0 VICTIM
Relates HOW He
RECLAIMED HEALTH
This Montana Man Gives
Credit For Recovery To
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills.

@As q result Of exposure to severe
weather while in a rundown eondi-
ton, Z developed lumbagc in the small
Of nv back says 3lr. james Knoyle,
Of No. 4s2 Garden avenue, Butte,
Montana. ''The pain gradually ex-
tended to ny hips and became very
severe. When I attempted to stoop
over to pick anything up the pain was
so great I could hardly straighten up
again. I couldn't sleep veil and was
losing strength and energy rapidly.
aDT Williams Pink Pills had been
used il my family for thirty=fiys
years, though 1 had never before had
any need for the remedy. decided to
give the pills a trial and they more
than filled my expectations. IN a few
days the pain became less acute and
finally disappeared entirely. I con-
sinued taking Dr.. Williams Pink Pills
until 7 had built up a reserve Of
strength and haven't been bothered
with lumbago since. I have so much
confidence in the remedy that have
recommended it 70 several Of nv
friends
Dr.. Williams PiRk Pills for Pale
People sold my your own druggist CT
wiz be sent direct By mall postpaid
on receipt Of price, 90 cents per box.
six boxes for $3.50. Write TO the Dr..
Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady.
n. Y, for the free book. Building Up
the Blood 7-AdT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
OPERATORS CLOSELY WATCH
The HOWARD COUNTY FIELD

Big Spring. Texas, oct 14-Opera-
tors f. the west Texas oil fields are
closely watching drilling operations
in Howard county, where q number
OF wells are drilling below 1000 feet.
Nelson and Nelson are setting the
casing a. a depth Of $3.50 feet IN their
test on the Hightower farm.
Joe Bartles e. a. Isl shut down at a
depth Of 1915 feet This test IS stu
ated on the Lee Seals ranch.
The Big Springs Production COM
pany's No ! IS drilling at 600 feet.
The Runnels county oil and Gas
companys test on the Emil PluEger
ranch is in the gray lime az SIS feet
Gulf Production companys No. 3
Russell ranch test is drilling az 2450
feet The No. Russell. by c. ..
Lacey, IS drilling near 1909 feet.
The General on company is drilling
at zoo feet IN its test on the Nc
Doweu ranch near Big Springs and
Is rigging up for a test wen on the
G. D Read ranch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
TEXAS PACIFIC COMPANY
OPENS UP NEW OIL POOL

strazn. Texas. Oct IA new pool
has been opened up in this territory
BY the completion OF the Texas Pacific
Coal and oil company's well IN the
northwest corner Of section "a. on the
Stuart ranch. seven mlles north and
west Of strawn. This well is three
feet Ia the pay sand encountered at
1900 feet and r. flowing 500 barrels
by heads daily, making a flow every
II minutes. Experts say the wen VII
make steady flow OF 500 barrels
per day.
The production Of this new well eX-
ceeds that OF any other shallow pro-
Queer in the state In this section Of
the oil producing area Of Texas. 1890
feet Is considered shallow. II il we're
in the Burkburnett district it would
be considered 4 deep producer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
FIVE THOUSAND BARREL WELL
BROUGHT IN ON PUTTY LEASE

Desdemona. Texas. Oct. IA 5000
barrel well has been brought IN b.
Croby ct al on the Ed Putty lease.
u Is the No on the property. While
the drillers were sharpening a bit
and while the tools were still in the
hole the wei began TO flow. Opera
tors say that the vel win be good
for 5000 barrels when completed
The Ranger Rock Island OIL COM
1auy's wen. drilling on the ShaIlen-
berg lease Of the Prairie oil ana Sas
company. came IN a few days asu
with a daily production OF 2Q09 bar
rels
seven hundred feet northwest o. the
producer this same company has a
ven IN the pay sand which is eE-
pected 10 be completed within the
next week or 10 days.
On the Beardon tract. the Rosedale
No. ! IS flowing 500 barrels daily II
Is rumored among oil circles that
an eastern concern Is IN the field
to buy out this company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
GOULD
HARDLY Walk
Tanlac soon builds Him up
and rheumatism disap-
pears.

My wonderful improvement since
commenced taking Tanlac IS not
only q surprise to myself, but 10 all
my friends and acquaintance" said
C. ". Bowman the other day.
Ar. Bowman Is a sWitcnnan on the
Kansas city Southern railway HIS
residence Is 1929 North 30th street,
Kansas City. Kansas.
You know, this medicine oVercame
a bad case OF stomach trouble and
nervous Indigestion FOR me after eV-
eryrhing else I tried had failed" he
continued. and every time any q my
folks get 20 feeling bad ] Just put
them 20 taking Tanlac and they soon
get straightened out all right BY
trouble was Of five years standing.
and when I commenced taking Ianlac
had reached the point where eV-
eryrhing I ate disagreed with me. and
] would have the worst sort OF
cramping pains in the pit Of my
While working along i would just get
deathly sick at my stomach, and n
didn't stop and sit down until g
passed off I would almost faint.
was badly constipated all che time.
and was so nervous 7 couldn't sleep
very much at night Ny kidneys
were out Of order a great deal %
the time. and I had rheumatism in
nv knees so bad at times ] could
hardly walk. ] tel you I vas in
pretty bad fix, and nothing seemed
70 do me any good.
7 soon found out that Tanlac was
different from anything I had ever
tackled for b. the time I had taken
a couple OF bottles Of il / commenced
TO feel a whole lot better ny appe-
tite came back and the condition OF
my stomach improved so much that
I could eat most anything anybody
else did. and I didn't suffer after
wards. Well. ] Just stuck to Tanlac
until now I an a perfectly well man
again. and can do as much hard work
as I ever did. No more rheumatism
OF kidney troubles, and never a sign
OF Indigestion or stomach troubles.
Ny nerves are Is steady as a clock.
and 7 get eight 20 ten hours good.
sound sleep every night
Al druEE-sts sen Ianlac.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
At
CRUCIAL POINT
Drills Near Oil Sand In
Tom Green County
Field.

san Angelo, IeLa1. oct "A. - N
Tom Green and surrounding counties
oil operations now are interesting.
Many wells are at depths which
should show something soon, and
others are just rssuming work after
being shut down, because Of the
storm. which extended over the entire
western section Of the state. destroy
ing derricks and making it imDossi-
bic for drilling operations to be car
ried on Fair weather during The
past 10 days has made Il possible for
operations 10 be continued.
The following Is the status OF opera
lions in Tom Green county;
san Diego and Texas oil company's
well on the CleEE ranch. has halred
drilling operations. while the 1900
foot hole IS baiied out.
The Whiteside OIL and Gas COM
pany's Door Key ranch well is ream-
ing out, preparatory 20 setting the
Drilling IA started.
On the william Ansou ranch. drill
Ing has been started BY j. T. Collier.
WyYeu and Yancey's test on the
Wvlie Jameyson ranch IS shut down.
J. c. Shaw has been awarded a con
tract 70 sink a shallow test on prop
erly within the city limits Drilling
In Reeves county. ll miles SOUTH
west OF Toyah. C. r. TToxeli- ct al.
have made a new location. The sun
shine OIL company's No. ] well. seven
miles and a half northwest OF Pecos,
has resumed drilling. and the Bell No.
3. nine miles north OF Pecos Of I J.
Bel. at al, IS building a standard rig
Setting the CASING.
In ConchO county. the Schultz Oh
company's well on the Schultz ranch.
ne7r Paint Rock Is setting the cas-
inE at a depth Of $40 feet. the Leon
ard Petroleum company's test on the
sam WarinE ranch Is underwriting
casing at 5000 feet and the Texas
a-eers Oh company has derrick on
the Mrs Cora Harrrove ranch.
In Caldwell county. southeast OF
Lining. the South Texas Lease syudi-
cate Is drilling.
In Edwards county the Whitedead
No. Z, so miles southeast OF Rock
SPRINGS. owned by E B. Green. ct al,
IS drilling.
LUDLOW and Thomas are setting the
1875 inch casing 1T 500 feet IN their
Russell 40. ], Kimbie county. Pat
terson No. and Beasley No. I. Of
Benedum and Trees, are temporarily
shut down.
IN Pecos county. the circle oil
comrany's No J. eight miles south
west OF the Nenzie we'll. IS drilling.
the Reilly Texas Acreage company
has put In packers 10 stop water flow
in its Sheffield No. !. and the Menzie
e. AL Sherbino No. I, 90 miles
southeast of Sheffield IS drilling AZ
500 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
NEW YORK HOLDS PLAN.
TO USE OIL FOR FUEL

According to New York reports
preparations are being made 10 con
vert the boilers from coal TO oil burn
ers IN many large Office buildings. no
tells and department stores In that
city. j. is said that the change IS
only delayed because there are as yet
no rules and regulations governing
the storing Of oil
Similar engagements are being
made 20 change from coal 20 fuel oil
in the cotton mills in New Redforl
and FAN River. Mass The Charleston
mills IN the latter place are already
installing the change.
The Texas company OF South Ameri-
ca IS 20 establish fuel Oh station az
Antilla, Cuba. The great sugar mills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
RANGER FIELD
SHOWS ACTIVITY
Good Progress Reported on
Operations By All
Drillers.

Ranger. Texas. oct IA daily
production OF 1909 barrels OF oil IS
flowing from the no. ]. A. Wood, in
the Ranger field. OF the Eastland Oil
company. at a depth OF 1890 feet The
well is shut down TO clean out.
The Eastland oil company's No. I
wei on the ". B. Lewis tract is
making 500 barrels OF oil at a depth
Of 2ss2 feet
The Sinclair Gulf Oil company ex-
poets a go barrel producer In ats
J. = Barnes No. 8. This well was
shot with $50 quarts OF nitroglycerin
from 1885 70 33f5 feet. and IS flowing
well VIII be cleaned out and com
pleted at once.
This same company's Harpool No.
WAS given a zoo quart shot from
and the result Of the shot can not be
determined until this is cleaned out
The Alpers OIL company has ESQ
barrel well in Its No. . Turner. which
is producing from the black lime
formation at depth Of $3.50 feet
pei well has been completed and is
making zoo barrels per day
Ine NO j. A. Curry, OF the
stephens Texas company, IS making
500 barrels Of oil at a depth Of 1929
feet The companv's No. Is on the
Banks tract is making a daily flow
OF 100 barrels
The Erath Dixie OIL company's No.
3 Hamilton. Is making 1000 barrels
at a depth OF 2697 feet The drill IS
q feet in the big pay
The no. 10 on the Stevenson tract.
Of the Empire company. is flowing
100 barrels IN Is minute heads at q
depth Of 313f feet. The hole is clean
ing out after a shot
No. I Connellee Of Root. Hupn and
Duff Is making a bailcr OF oil per
hour al $3.50 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
OPERATORS SHOW INTEREST
IN WELL AT BRECKENRIDGE

Breckenridge. Texas. Oct 1E.-WIth
2s00 feet Of oil in the hole ard the
drin on the top OF the lime at 1916
feet. the Atkins No ] Of the Prairie
oil and Gas company holds the cen
ter OF the stage. OIL men Of all the
southwest are watching the develop
msnt OF this test with interest. Sir
uated within fotr miles OF the north
Stephens county line Il opens 10 much
new undeveioped and doubted terri
tory
The Prairie OH and Gas company's
Charles Binney No. IS good Tor
1000 barrels daily at a depth Of 3275
feet after being given a go quart
shot OF nitroglycerin. This test IS
situated IN the T. & p. block 4. three
miles and a half southwest Of Caddo.
The Gulf Production company's
Ward No. I. three miles north Of
Breckenridge IS making 500 barrels
Of oil daily az 2 depth OF 31S0 feet
Reserved seat sale Lyceun-Cenfral
Y. N. C. A. Wed. 10 a. H--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
ALLIED on CORPORATION Will
FURNISH GAS TO FORT WORTH

The Allied oil corporation. OF New
Texas, plans TO market 5Q.eoD, coo
cubic feet Of natural gas daily in
Fort Worth at Is cents per 1o0o cubic
feet The company's development pro
gram embraces a 100 mile pipe lire.
much Of which VIII Be IS inches IN
diameter.
and company. swift and company and
the Fort Worth Light and Power
company and some ether large ccu-
Germs Ia Fort Worth The Allied com
panv has six gas wells in the Mineral
Wells Texas. district which have a
total production Of f1.000.091 cubic
feet Of gas daily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
AND HOMES NAY
USE HOG CREEK FIELD GAS

4 Jakehamon. Texas. dispatch SAYS
that natural gas from the Hog Greek
Oh field is 10 be utilized By indus
tries and domestic users. The Lone
Star Gas Company IS building s. So
100000 pipe line TO conduct the gas
into north central Texas towns and
the main line win reach Cleburne and
other towns In that section. A line is
being built BY A. p McBennan 70
Jakehamon and other places 10 tha-
vicinity. Some o. the wells in the
field named are said to be capable
Of pqoducinE as high as $1,000. 01u
cubicf feet a day. Since the Texas
railc1ad commission took hold OF lhe
conset ratlon OF gas and oil the waste
Of earlier days has been miniliized
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
TEXAS STATE REFINING
COMPANY PURCHASES SITE

Bridgeport, Texas. Oct 1.-THE
Texas state Refining company has
purchased a site at Bridgeport for
a 1000 barrel refinery. This company
Is new organization. organised for
the purpose OF constructing and OF
Grating three 1900 barrel refineries
ia the state q Texas Il is backed
by a capital OF s500. GOO.
Bridgeport business men are back
OF this concern.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
MERREL COMPANY ERECTS
RIG FOR ITS DEEP TEST

Graham. Texas. Oct l4-six miles
northeast OF Graham the Merreil OIL
and Gas company Is erecting the rig
for Its deep test on the J. l. Farmer
property. Drilling win be started
within the next three weeks
Three miles east OF this location
the company is drilling g deep test
on the Hunt ranch The depth OF the
well is now SOC feet. Operations IN
this district have been hindered by
continuous rains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
WELL IN ABILENE FIELD
IS NOW DOWN $50 FEET

Alpine. Texas. Oct. 1.-THE Hargus
No I. four miles northwest OF Nara
thon. Brewster county. Of Hudson ct
al IS drilling around 15e feet.
Kokernot No. !. 80 miles north Of
Alpine. Of the Twin City OIL and Gas
company, * rigging up. Drilling VIII
start in a Few days
The Marathon OIL syndicate is rig
ginE Up FOR Its skinner No I. six
miles north OF Marathon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
LIGHTNING DESTROYS $4,000
BARRELS OF CRUDE OIL

thousand barrels OF oil was destroyed
a few days ago during an electric
storm. A bolt Of lightning struck
one OF the large tanks OF the Nag
roiia Petroleum company at the pump
station at Addington- The oil iume-
diately caught fire.
Officials OF the company estimate
the loss at $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
Ocean Vel Is Now
Ere Feet N The Snnd

Eastland. Texas. Oct. 14.-The Ocean
Oh and Refining company's No ! well
on the Brooks tract. was drilled five
feet into the sand yesterday and re-
sponded. making an additional 2Oeo
barrels. The flow SO FAR has been
coming only from the top OF the sand
II has never been drilled IN. The well
Is making better than 5000 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14

Being So deaf Oh his left ear. due 20
cataIrh. that he couldn't hear Archi-
bald McPhail. a Garden city resident
used Dr. Blosser-s Catzrrh Remedy
fsold at drug stores) and reports that
not only was his hearing restored, but
he GOT I'D OF Offensive 1atarrh- MIS-.
y. Moore was very deaf but this same
remedy enabled her 10 hear q clock
ticking IL next room. no stomach
dosing wonderful RELIEF 1y inhalins
pleasant medicated varor. Get a box
az any busy drug store today. Guar
-r--.l slnw ~. ~ --I--.-.l.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
TEST WELL SPUDDED IN ON
SEVENTY TINES SEVEN RANCH

Sllshee. Hardin county. Texas. oct.
1.-THE first test OF the siisbee OIL
ard Development company, g mile
and aait southeast OF here on the
Seventy Tines seven ranch, has been
spudded In
This organization is capitalized at
$4,000 and has 900 acres under lease.
The operators Of the company believe
that shalln1T production VIII be found
En- this vicinity.