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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-11-05

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PRAISES COMING SPEAKERS

PRAISES tOMiNG SfEAkEhS
Dear Mr.. Editor: ! would like to
tell the good people of Ashland that
If they know what was in store for
them in the coming of DR.. j. P. Gray
of the Moody Bible Institute of Chi
cago and Rev. DR.. White of Albany,
Oregon, the Presbyterian church
could not accommodate the crowds
who would be eager to hear them.
DR.. Gray's knowledge of the Bible
and how to teach it is not excelled
by any one in the world today. It
was about ten years ago that went
up from Meadville, Mo-, to the WI
mona Lake Bible conference, and
one of the speakers for the ten days
conference was Rev. DR.. Gray, who
gave several lectures on the Bible
am grateful to say that his lectures
paid me for all the expense of my
trip and my stay at the conference.
So you may know tho. am glad
to hear of his coming this week to
Ashland and hope that may have
the great privilege of again hearing
him and his associate, Dr.. White. My
advice to Ashland is: Don't miss
this opportunity, but be present at
every meeting they hold in the Pres
byterian church beginning on
Wednesday of this week.
REV. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-11-05

Mrs. Lillian Leybold, proprietress
of the Media Cafe on East Main
street, and I. Crisp were married at
Jacksonville yesterday morning.
They expect to continue in the busi-
ness the same as formerly.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-11-05
Teacup Club

The Teacup club of the Methodist
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Carroll E. Pratt, 4Ss North Main
street, next Tuesday afternoon, No
vember 4.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-11-05
The Social Realm
Teacup Club POSTPONED

Owing to illness in the family Of
Mrs. Carroll Pratt, who was to en-
tertain the Teacup Club this after
noon, that meeting has been post
poned until Tuesday of next week.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-11-05
TEACHING SCOUTCRAFT TO
OUTDOOR LEADERS

A great series of conferences OF
Boy Scout leaders is being held over
the country to formulate plans to
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-17
SOUTHER FIELD IS
ORDERED TO CLOSE

Americas Aug 15.--Order received
at Souther Field today require the i'm
mediate transfer of 121 of the 140 en-.
listed men now stationed there, and
previous orders, already made public,
require the dismissal of all officers
enrolled for the period of the war
emergency not later than September
/. This means that only Lieutenant
Colonel RAIDER and perhaps one o.
two others and mere handful Of men
will be left al the post after that date.
Immediately following announce
ment Of the receipt of the order clos,
ing down the camp a telegram was
sent Representative Charles r. Crisp,
and he visited the department at Was
hington in the interest of having the
orders recinded. There he was inform
ed the order had been issued because
Of the failure of Congress to provide
an adequate appropriation for the
maintenance Of the air service.
He was further informed that the
Department intends to confine all its
activities to the fields at Houston
Tex, San Antonio, Tex and San Diego
Calf, where extensive air service
service establishments are now main
tanned. It was said the need for keep
ing constant air patrol on the Dor
der had necessitated the closing Of
two Of the active air stations there
Business men and merchants are
much exercised over the order to close
the camp and will make a determined
fight to have the camp here again put
upon the active list
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-17
CLERKS ALONE ARE BUSY
AT STATE CAPITOL. NOW

Atlanta, Aug 15.-More than a
score of busy clerks are now bent
low over their desks at the state CAPT
tol engrossing the many bills which
the recent general assembly left for
them. Their work is being superin-
tended by Clicks McClatchey of the
Senate and Moore Of the House.
An echo of the session was found
Monday in statements by Governor
Dorsey, President Olive of the Senate
and Speaker Holder of the House,
absolving Mr. Olive from any blame
in killing the Landlord resolution
which was designed to prevent an eX-
TIA session. All of them agree THAI
the president of the Senate acted in
accordance with Governor DorSey's
desire and did not "double-cross" the
chief executive as had been charg
ed
Governor Dorsey intir.atod yester
day that if he found it necessary 10
call an extra session, he would do 50
Turing the fall while the busy season
was in fl.t swing.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-17
REFUSED AID, CUTS
THROAT AND DIES

Brunswick, Aug Is. When his un-
Gle refused TO 90 on his bond in order
that he may be released from Jail, G.
G O'Berry, who was in the Mcintosh
county Jail at Darien, borrowed his
uncle's knife, quickly whipped is
across his throat. inflicting an ugly
wound, from which he died today in
in a local hospital, having been
brought here from Darien following
the attempt at suicide.
According to the story told here
O'Berry was arrested in Mcintosh
county last Saturday charged with
the theft of a suit case. He was locked
up at Darien and soon got into com
municaton with his uncle, who reside
at Townsend, fifteen miles from Oar
len. Upon his arrival the uncle, was
escorted TO the cell in which his nep-
how was confined, and after discus
sing the case with MIN dec 'ded not to
90 on his bond.
During the conversation which fol
lowed O'Berry asked his uncle to loan
him his knife for a few minutes stat
ing that he desired to trim his finger
nails. The knife was handed to him
and in the presence of his uncle and
the sheriff he quickly put it into ac-
ton, bringing it quickly across his
throat twice inflicting two serious
wounds.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-17
KILLS 90 SNAKES WITHIN
FEW HOURS IN ONE FIEL.


Blakely, Aug. 15,-I. c. Strickland
whose farm is near here, reports
what is believed to be the champion
snake story of the season. He went
cut into his field and found moe
casln, which he killed A few minutes
ater he noticed number of little
snakes and killed them. The more he
killed the more he saw, so he made a
through search the field and when he
credit, which with the large moccasin
made the total casualties for the fight
sixty.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-17
GIRL TO DEPEND
LOVER HELD FOR
KILLING RIVAL
MISS HOOD DECLARES BROTHER,
BROTHER-IN-LAW AND DEAD
BOY, WILLIAM SLOCUM, PLOT
TED TO KILL LEE BROWN

Columbus. Ga, Aug IA new
and somwhat sensational angle to
the North Highlands murder case
comes with the sworn statement of
Miss Leona Hood. the girl over whom
the duel was fought to the effect that
her brother Cecil Hood. and brother
in-law T. J. Roberts. with the dead boy
William Slocum, had plotted the kill
ing on the night before the fatal shoot
ing and that She had no warned her
sweetheart. Lee Brown. now held in
jail with the others on the charge Of
murder. In other words she has de
termined to stand by her lover de
Tending him in the approaching trial
against her brother and brother-in-
law.
The girl declares the dead boy and
members of the her family had plan
ned to kill Brown and that the only
reason they failed was due to her
telling her lover of their plans, which
Resulted in the killing of young Slo-
cum instead. She has made sworeI
statement to an attorney and declares
she will stand by Brown to the last.
She further says that members of heri
family had mistreated her because oil
Browns attentions at one time whip
ping her severely, and she left home
on that account.
Z u =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
Two More Speakers
Accept Bid to the
Stockmen's Meeting

word wan received This morning hN
Dol, secretary uf the Sow MrViro Cat.
tlr Uud Horse Growers association
hat Lieutenant G%stttuur o. . Pan.
&c., aud District Attorney y 3 Nuugl Z
of bsmiur viii Io'n deliver nd.
fr .H.s 90 %, annual convention ui
co., Hl.rIlHuu uhloh Will start bore
uu Mach 30
uHir,f Nrforu,r NHusht viii speak
uu utruuIgHtuu The lieutenant ro,
,rUurs subject huH NOT N,t hrDn rlUs.
ru : better wIF tnlH morning 900.
ir,HIrI 'u luHHr Hansen ut Dallas.
T't.H who .a chairman of the man.
aging committee OF tho cattle loan
hH'Urt M|I I.rru,r ,HwuuIttrr "a
IJt,H co., .IHt, .uWHfH
'uuHII the Judge o., aulo tu attend
fID convention boo ,u tulk uu thu ,t.
f.ff Uui r.Usr"I b, ut ihr Wott
col. Hir committee i'Ih Iuriur the Wa
"rI what be- U,|uH accomplished ht
..I.r 'Hu hlEUIuE uf tho lW stIU,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
NEARLY $4,000 IS
COLLECTED HEREBY
PATRIOTS WAR FUND
Chairman R~edington Turns in
Final Audit Of the Books Of the
Enterprise Which Was Combin.
ed With the United War Fund.

Paul a. UedinFtuu chairman ~ the
Patriots War Fund fur IpruHNllu
uunty. has officially closed the books
- 10. organization after their audit
hN re- certified accountant Thousands
~ dnlluts passed through the htnda
uf the county committee before b
fund was combined with b United
Mtr Fund The Hud shows that Co
the national Rcd Cross. alone SIC.
GOO WIS paid from the subscriptions
Boo this uuu
The detailed financial report ss
submitted bs chairman N~"dlnEtun
aud Secretary . o. Mclaughlin r Bs
fH'iuwa fns uuruIinHfrd suhsrrlutinus
hHtIur been tanned ut'r fu J" k"d
truss fHf collection
Tu WHOM 10 MAY Concern
The patftnta War work Fund ~
U,rrHuIg tuuuft. Sew Mtxiru hHN
.ur closed IT, huuhs ISSUES the follow
sIrt financial statement patiug from
]I,hrunry 30. isls Co november ist
lois
Amount pledged. So 1000. amount
tuI', tod from pledges ~fttf3t1I in
IrIs.f uu ierusits illl total cash
collected. A.lffraI. total amount
u~uruIrHt~i %fi1ttttf
Expenditures To- general expense
SEA 30. tn office expense. tiHNt
e. Ir'Bi ,Nprus" iittt.s
NNuuN N.HN.'H
AUnuasut. 70 National lird cross
$4,000 to local Rcd Gross 8 900
60 knights ct columbus. $3.50 total
uiutmeuts. tlst.H total dIshurs'
m,Ifa f.itta
supplement Refunded uy the
Nutrhts uf columbus $3.50 iudurHrd
Co fhs IuUiI IsI Gross $3.50
uNtI Co. NEuINGTuN
Chairman
D. r. NrtAIEUttN.
Secretary and Treasurer
hereby rvrtIfs. that Z have rNHfu.
IurI 1000 records tuI houks uf toe N'r
fHIIIu IuuuiN Patriots War Fund
H'.u tnr above statement which H
have found tH Doe true Hrd correct
Nl.liutsuN
auditor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
GAME TO
REOPEN WITH BOUT
At SILVER CITY SOON
Jack Torres Of Albuquerque Is
Matched 10 Meet speedball Hay.
den, Border Champion, in 10
Round Go.

uoving fans will learn with iutoreat
that the game is tu be- reupsued In
NoW Mexico. There hns been no
huNinr sine. tho heginninr Of The war
ana followers of The sport have missed
a. The nrst match ut importance
hos hsrn made between Jock Torres
uf N~lhuqusruus % uf the hfat known
W~sitsrWrluhfH, and Speedhnil iiuNd o.
the border champion, Who Viii meet
boz o. ii-round bout 80 silver 'ity on
March tth
Torres ia now employed with tho
charles Held rUmusuN ln tho three
vents before fhn War Do met some Of
in' hfst Of fhe wrltsrweighiH and
rnm' awHh With H hIrh percentage oi
''.'ai o. viii train bon A~ihuuucr-
que until about a week before tho
trn whou Dec viii nnish bis work
ai SILVER gifh
uss den has defeated ,,,N nEhtof
n' hus met Hiour fhe border when.
hpsIi.- bias been maintained boz o. d's.
ultur
n oral bills have been introduced
in tuD lrE,A HturD Co loralzs huNiug
for more Than ten rounds and r .s
hoped bv nuht fans that one Of hes.
bills With proper regulations viii ht
enacted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
EDUCATION HEAD or
STATE FOOD OFFICE
PRAISES THE PRESS
With the Closing Of the Admins
tration Work Here, z. Dana
johnson Thanks Papers for Their
Hearty Cooperation With Him

Recognising ;hc hearty coopera.
~ witch the pross Of New Mexico
offered 90 ths state branch Of the
federal food adunIftrntio through.
nut ~ ops ration ~ Sew MoxlDo ana
especially the assistance rendered 20
tho educational department OF tho al.
m~inistrauun. o. DAM johnson. 81.
rector ~ the department Hud 4 "
Hove. hla FIRST ass rtaut. have. TODAY
sent The foiiovinr letter to b. press
upon the ciosiur 81 tho food admin.
iHtfHuuu office in the state
q = Food Adm IuIsfratiun
Educational DIVISION
Albuquerque y ~ Ish g. 1910
Tu ths Sew Nssisn G.iifufa
WIN the tiuslUE uf Doe work If
tho Isd,rHl Food administration for
Sew Metirn ~, division of edustNun
~ shes 10 express its f'fN special ami
sInrrro thanks to tlr newspaper men
uf fHs state for the ~ con
siat'rf cooperation which enabled i'
fu rtt Doe food mtuHE over the stat
~ BE- quite snfe a. sa' that boz nd state
iu tlU union everything considered
hos fHr prrfH shown H broader ur
moro patriotic spirit
Won riItofH mad, ths work Of tH,
educational tItiHiuu easy and without
Nou U would hove been impoH- hlo I1
|flusr throughout tho state The inNti
r, r1isr which Duuhiri Sew Nssiro
zee geo over the TOP %spIsuiidN 20 WIN
fhr We WIN Tuud n is 10 unc
rrfofi uf patriotism and one Of which
~, press Df Sew NrsI,o mU, aiwats
Dbl, PROUD W. thank NHU
Sincerely.
o. uNNN JOHNSON.
Educational Director
4 " HOVE
Assistant Director
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
CHARGE ENGINEER
SHOT SWITCHMAN
THROUGH THE HEAD
Local Officers Asked 10 Look Out
For William Delaney, Santa Re
Engineer, in Connection With
Shooting in Gallup Yards.

Local Officers TODAY were HHkoi 90
hook uut FOR william DELANEY. onri.
re'f OF I switch rnEtu" iu tho Gallup
yards and zee arrest aud hold him on
H fWHrhmaU Ths alleged shooting
be- Hlld Co huN occurred lu BOO gul.
Iuu NHtUs yesterday afternoon ut 4
90 rlurk i.ttN Wa shot through fh'
wuufh thu bullet passing ihruUeh bio
lsud Nr wtr lU a. critical HIldliuu
tui mot rNutrirl tu recover Two 9th.
o. shots sore rrtd and 40. engineer
Is alleged tu have lone d shooting
learned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
Indian Leaguers to
Play Double header
At'Y' Gym Tonight

Tho \ " 90 4 Indian hHh,i boil
I,uaucrs piH, thu.f ihirl game ut ih'
rom tnrIEht ut a. o'clock when tn'
Npt.h, t,am plays tn' Sioux Hul .h'
E,unuul,. plHh ma, navajo
IBr captains uuuouu,. 10, follow .
IUs lime o.
NpasH, Fuetft. rt. rcguU, Do.
IIsirH. e.. GluHHmpU. tE Gr'EurA D..
tuis hum suNHtu. Messenger
suur l.HTtN. Of. liuhrnu N
Ut,y e.. Morton. tE Guuirlrh o..
SUITS Mod slU Dupll
NrmIutl, Mrk,t. a. PIERCE %
IItd,r e.. iNitu,f. rE U~"rrarirf Dos
Subs Nrut,strt lHN'ti
NtNuIu SIlHHr o. Miller N.
stafford and fernando , ltau,NIh
o.. M,Naul. lE sunr. SWIiu,ra uu,I
Wait
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
I'll Say So Neis
Well Over 500 for
Relief in Armenia

1y,f 500 IS % De- turned oysr
, fu tho NIusuIlu relief commit.
, Tee, boo tu.r UuNU.N tt iln commit
= tr, OF tU SOS 3u ths tauir-
willie product uu gwen ht che s1.
. Dirti fir'H ~ the DIt1 for uiuiur
y tUr ArwHu.Hua
. Although tho t'r stall tl,utur
. wHs uUrd 90 capacity. ~ 1900 mot
. Iur u moment rurp,s,i hN thr
y tumwItt,, i charge ur ht amy
y uf tnp uIrWltrs hHf tnIr large
. mount wuuIh Doc CLEARED after
. the expenses were 40 paved
. Th, books uf the committee
. wen, balanced tnts morning and
. showed fnr gNa,f mount made
. a check covering che sum we'll hr
. presented Co tla Armenian Dum-
. mitisp here either late this ufa
. tUrnuuu CO.. MONDAY,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
Magdalena Boy Hurt
BY Fall From Horse

Ntrl,Isn1 y NJ. Fob o. Henry
UaiIatuu. SON ~ Nir and Mr. cole
Eailstuu WIS Injured several days tEo
near 90, y cross r. ranch whom hls
horse f,II ono foot WHa caught 100
th, sirrup. and hc WIS dragged for
some distance Tod Adams whu was
with HriIsiuu li the time stopped tho
horse before Bllls'uu received serious
IuIuTIV.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
Japanese Actress
Stays Self After
Death of Beloved

Toxic IAN o conc suuIl-
ouco of the Associated Ir,ssb
sensation was created
here todn, whom ~ hrrHmr
known that Sumnko. who had
been regarded Us lHuuuH
greatest actress. committed
suicide yesterday, the Inst day
at the new year HOLIDAYS The
duN upd hour ut h,t death
mutkpil exactly two months
from the death Of Professor
shimnmutn NJ Wnsoda l'ni-
NorAitN. who had given up an
his wife. children, friends
aud his chair iu the university
Ton love of the brilliant
ugtrgsa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

died THursI4r morning 10 EI Iasu.
r'sIs from pneumonia Tho remains
Will hs brought here fur burial sun.
cas- muruiur Sh, be- survived hN her
husband and tao daughters Mr. Nt.
mon ortiz and Mrs = O. 'issadNiu
Mrs Castillo had lived tt o. It-u Tor
the last eight wears The body Viii
ho taken tu Drullutts undertaking
ruuWs Funeral arrangement VII
r, announced later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
Alternately Oil & Gas Company, MOI
69 Seventh Street. Wichita Falls, Texas.
SHARES
O.
| EACH
Capital $4,000
Fully Paid and Non-Assessable

The Alternately holdings are in the very heart Of the
proven section Of the famous Burkburnett Oil Fields. One
tract, consisting Of ? - acres Of the famous Van Cleave,
block lOl, is about 300 feet of the famous Johnson Well No. l.
About 1900 fee; from the Marine well, now selling at ~ 400
for 800 share. aud not over 1000 feet from the Helen Eliza
beth. which j. producing about 900 barrels a day. Not One
Dry Hole has been brought In in TINS section. Every well that
has been drilled is now producing except those which have
not reached a suhic,,n %depth-all Of which is "a bigger guar.
antee ~ success than any other stock that has been offered.
In addition To the > - acre tract, we also own 40 acres situ-
atcd | - miles from the famous Watkins We'll. which is pro
ducing 90 barrels per day, oil testing - per cent and selling
for $3.50 per barrel, which is the top market price. This
acreage is sufficient to drill % wells of the same size as the
Watkins. This stock covers both Tracts and all wells drilled
on either and we guarantee TO drill one well on each tract
out Of the capital stock now offered for sale. The stockhold.
Frs will determine the additional number of wells TO be drilled
out of the production.
The management Of this company is under the personal
direction Of W. H. Alternately, who for the past seven years
has been managing officer Of the First State Bank OF Padueah
Texas, and any bank at Paducah or Wichita Falls, Texas,
will answer amy inquiry regarding his standing.
The CITY National Bank Of Wichita Falls is the deposr
tory for the company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

Mlrlaloun y NJ f'h
Smith. principal ot the MsgdulcnH
public schools. resigned hls position
scyrrpi DAYS ago ii,s successor hes
not vet been appointed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
Oscar H. I,asnn

oscar a. Itrlu HsrI r 90 lHst
Ulrht Ht h.- huu4s iu tlt. W .ls
moved hvr, num ukltuHus Boz eco.
o., bot t~llh'Uure VIII hu,. charge Of
fhr remains which NIu uy .uITI,l GOO
ukluh,m. Cor burial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
UId Nlhu1uor0uc \ N
To uhom ihc.c prr-cnis M, cunccrn:

To whom thee presents may cunccrn;
lu view OF the fact that several
nltul complaints have been mode tu
The undersigned. hy MANY people
from ull Albuquerque complaining
of tho fact riding hN persons driving
automobile ts uu HH thry pl~s tho
city limits uf Albuquerque. west ~
Central uNsuus.
Therefore har notice. that from
today on ans pVtHou or persons driN.
lnF AUTOMOBILES faster than what tho
low requires thpr Will bee prosecuted
tu che ful extent ~ the law
MODESTO e. ugTiZ
Justice ~ the Peace iu and Tor
precinct 80 o. I|trualllu
County. Sew Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

Mr. Savannah Tote aged o.. llrl nc
hsl huu, con- Nurth Fourth street
yDs'rrui, afternoon The hudN VIII
lr n siut, ut Frruch's plriurs from
o. O'Clock until clock thlH after
after which time b. viii Doc
shipT~l Iu NHrristuwu. Tenn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
Mortuary


VIZ laura hta niiuu Nsulff
THE funeral services &C All. Laura
N,fulIIm Miller who lIrI loo 10 i'tsu
few HINH $500 Will hr held from tho
ruuFr' luunal church tomorrow 1f.
frfuuuu 90 o Hu o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
THEY LIKE THE
ENENtNG STORY


NlNNlH'lNh' WV w
February o. 1919
The Evening Herald,
CIV.
Dear Sir
what h. the matter with TIM
Evening STORY Please do not
omit a single COPY As u o. very
Disappointing 90 Just have one
now aul then
W, rive 20 compliments ana
want the Evening story, please
Yours truly
\ srBSCRlBEE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
Orrom Wichita Fails Ncws-Tubunc.
February ~. 1879
WALTER JOHNSON
WELL NO. | WELL
BREAKS LOOSE

Reports omiputinF from nurkhur-
nett Monday were 90 tht effect that
walter johnson well No .. located
Boz block i0a IN the Van tlcuVe near
The towrsit". had gone over the top
with u production yariously ostimai-
ed at from 500 20 200 barrels per
day. The well had gone on the sand
earl, In January. hui various rea-
sons bad held up the production OF
oil
The Johnson Interests have Fnined
considerable reputation Tor ability 10
put % we'll down in short time being
reported that the record for tho field
is held hy MI Johnson THIS we'll
which came IN ne "a depth OF iTdb
feet wa completed much earlier
than anticipated ana production was
handicapped. waiting Tor arrival Of
materials 10 begin construction on
PIPE lines storage tanks aud other
faculties. The well hns been capped
down in the meantime
When uncapp"d Monday OH shot
well above the derrick, and " was
some umu before the flow could be-
controlled, The bringing I'm Of TIM
well has been watched with much In
terCst, ~ the Increase in sale prices
of leases has gone up proporunuutc
Go the going down ~ the We'll n al.
"a goes FAR tn proving H TERRITORY
hitherto only partially proved
We advise that YOU ui I'm tho cou-
pou nov and mail with your rcuat-
utnceH az once. uH We have only u
limited amount Of stock loft and dc
mot icli"ve you VIII ho Offered stock
again that is assured OF aH much sue
rprH ns this.
We reserve the right 10 Withdraw
this stock without notice. Ihorts
bonds accepted ~ market value pay
wDut Tor stock.