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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24

railway, which ran out of Fairbanks
was purchased, Government "ir'n-
eers have pat both these liuc' IN hrsi
class shoIv
Some Of the work m III interior
end is ho'hr held M un Il ,nu rod /
from the coast Is finfshr1 80 mater
ialS can h. brought over 70 '"nw the
Seaports of Seward and Anchorage,
Al present prohIbitive costs make Il
impossible to transport largo
amount of material to Fairbanks and
NsnanR as supplies must hc sent
thousands of miles around hv -
Michaels and M the Yukon Rlvcr or
to Skagway and over the mountains
and then down the Yukon. One hlr
piece Of work being DELAYED until
tho line reaches the interior Is tn,
Of bridge across the
Tanana River at Nenana. Last win
ter q track was laid on the ice OF tho
frozen river for work trains.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24
W. ". HARNEE PASSES AWAY
IN ASHLAND THIS MORNING.

W. II. Harvey, who has been re-
sident Of Klamath Falls for the past
three years, died early this morning
in Ashland following an operation
for appendicitis that was performed
on him last Saturday.
Mr.. Harvey. who was IS years of
age, had been In poor health for
some time and went to Ashland to
regain his strength. He rallied slight
ly after his operation but gradually
failed until death took him early this
He is survived by his moth
er, Mrs. A. l.. Harvey of Ashland.
two daughters, Opal and Leda Of this
city: two sisters, Mrs. Addie Wilson
of Medford. and Mrs. Nate Otterbein
of this city; and brother. John Har-
vey. of Santa Ana, California.
Mrs. Otterbein will leave this
afternoon by automobile for Ashland,
The body will be buried in Jackson
Vile Cemetery.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24
MANY WOMEN ATTEND
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
BUSINESS SESSION

There was good attendance at
the Woman's improvement club yes
terday afternoon when that body met
in the Council Chamber The advisi-
bility of a thorough investigation OF
the Keno Power Co. proposition.
wherein the entire matter was to be
given rigid scrutiny was voted up
on. Should the plant come up to re-
quirements the Woman's improve
ment club will use its good efforts 20
push the purchase by the city.
Mrs. Holland, who visits here eve-t
year from Riverside. California made
an Interesting talk. She told of the
advantage of a Municipal Plant.
there being one in Riverside. She ad-
vised against politicians and politics
in public utilities. All such matters
are handled in Riverside by a com
mission, known as Utility Board. -
This board consists OF five members
selected by the Mayor and having the
approval of the Council. All boards
have the same secretary. This COM
mission his absolute power and no
member receives a salary. The Mayor
can remove any commissioner and
has only 10 give the member involv.
ed cause for the removal. Mrs. Ho!-
land is herself member of the Riv-
erside Utility Board. She advised the
Woman S Club TO act as o-betwecn
in the case of contentious factions.
and try and bring all sections to.
gether. 1T is question said Mrs.
Holland, in California whether
oranges or tourists are the most
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24
BIG BOMBING PLANE
STATS ON JOURNEY

WASHINGTON, July St An ny'
MY bombing plane, carrying u crew oi
five, left the ground today IN the
frst log OF flight 1000 miles from
Washington, It will 20 thru ~ stat y
un the Atlantic Pacific, the cur
Cuaa, aud the Canadian border.
| Lieutenant Colonel Il :, Ilart& "
in command of tho huge plane,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24
RECOMMENDS RADIO
BASE FOR OREGON

PORTLAND, Ore lulv 2i-.,.
si'tont Secretary OF the NoNy Roo,o.
Welt informed the Chamhnr ~ co,
wrrc" 'o'py that ho had rcrommc,,
- to consrcs' the catHhlishmr"t n,
~ or" 0Uu hirh power npyol ,.,,.
'"t tion Il. the 'Nuuih uf n" C,,u,hi,
ri"e" 30 relieve racrlr c,,,o
congestion,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24

profitable" and in this connection
she made hearty appeal for good
roads.
The club adjourned until after tho
Elks convention, IL being decided
to devote the entire energy of the
women to the arduous work Of see
ing that that body is properly
housed
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24

IL udo pSiiS'N' 'A@'
the Supreme Council under Premier
Clemenceau presidency would re-
sort 10 a tight blockade of Hungary
as the first step toward forcing ont
the Bella Kun Bolshevist govern
ment, reports from Italy state that
General Franchet dEsperey, com
mander in chief of the allied armies
in the Near East, has delivered an
ultimatum TO Bella Kun. Acting un-
der the full powers conferred upon
him by the peace conference, Gener-
al d Esperey 81 said to have demand
ed the immediate resignation of the
Soviet ministry in favor OF a free
government elected by popular vote.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24

dicntions ~ this time are tim, ~.
ara no dangerous forcot rrcg IN a.
state NJ this time,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24

The time Ia getting shorter every
day for YOU 10 do what should he
done before the Elks get her, on
August II, 10 and Is, what are you
doing!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24

Are ""u n"'''r- ready WHY. dat,
you know that the Elks are conn.,
on August II, - and 10? Now ro,
Svsv wv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-24
ROAD BUILDING
IS HELD BACK
Work On Aiaska's great Interior
River Hiyhwa. system h.Jtc,i 10y
hack of furL> from Congress

I SEATTLE, Wash, July @t.--Pion-
eering government c"r~'r""' ~"
crews. laying the Al mile railroad
from Seward. on the coast. no,,n
across the continental divide TO con
meet with Alaska's great interior riv-
er highway system. made no attempt
early this summer to close the lao
mile gap across Broad Pass between
the ends OF steel lying north and
south of the terminals vi the road.
Recent failure OF Congress to ap-
propriate $lo,o00,uo0 requested to
complete the road. made II impossible
for the Alaska Engineering Commits
sion, which is directing the work, to
plan for laying any new line. Hope has
not been abandoned, however. that
the necessary money will be voted as
on July 9, Representative Curry,
California introduced measure
providing for the aH0-cp~ie.on OF
$1,000, 600 for the road.
Snow>iidc~ stop Travel.
obstruction crews started this
summer TO connect the links between
Nsnana and Fairbanks. On the inter
ior end of the. road. apd to build
snowsheds and repairing trestlos,
bridges AMI roadbed on the line be-
tween Seward and Anchorage. ON the
southern end. Last year the road
was opened between Seward and an
Chorage and trains were operated re
gularly until snowslides stopped trav-
el. BY next winter. II is hoped. SNOW
sheds will permit trains to operate at
all times.
Coal already is being moved over
the coast end OF the railroad from
the Matanuska fields TO Seward and
Anchorage and nearby points and it
is believed the NanaHa- Fairbnks .
road will be completed this fall so
coal can be handled from the Nenana
fields into Fairbanks. The Matanuska
coad is moved over a thirty eight mile
branch running into the coal fields
from the Seward-Anchorage end OF
the line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
THREE NEW TESTS TO BE
SUNK IN WEST TEXAS

San Angelo. Texas. June 17.=Three
new tests viii be sunk in Tom Green
and Concho counties namely that OF
William Arson who viii sink one on
his Head-of-the-River ranch above
ChristovaI on the South concho river.
The drilling will start this summer.
according 10 the contract which has
been awarded
Oscar Il. Reinholt, promoter OF the
other VIII drill on the J. ". johnson
ranch a few miles northeast OF town
along the Santa Fe railroad. Reinhol-
has put up a sS.5o0 forfeit which will
be refunded at the rate Of S5e0 for
each 500 feet drilled.
The third well VIII go down on the
Henderson ranch on the line Of Con-
cho and Tom Green counties. The
ranch IS on Kickapoo creek.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
MAKING TESTS
IN PANHANDLE
Two Wells Spudded in Near
Amarillo to Be Of
5000 Feet.

Amarillo. Tex, June 1.-Two wells
we're spudded in near here last week.
They are to be deep tests Of 5000 feet
at least. The status of other drilling
projects in this vicinity is as follows:
The Hapgood wei a mile east Of the
Jones is down 1000 feet
II Donley county in that section It
is expected that the Don Lea well
VIII be spudded in this week near Le-
la Lake a derrick is up on the Good
night ranch
The Hapgood well No. Q z5 miles
northwest of Amarillo. is down 200
feet II is to be a deep test and its
uearness to the first Hapg5od. the big
gasser. creates the opinion that the
former viii also be one.
Haines No ]. ten miles north OF
Amarillo. was spudded in last week.
The Purvine well. IS miles north
of amarillo has been completed
The Smith and Capers wen is ex-
pected to be spudded in soon Il viii
be IS miles northeast Of Panhandle.
The derrick IS up for Bivens. Daw-
son. 1Iauser and Hogan well in Hart
lev county. Most Of the machinery IS
also on the ground.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17

subdivision OF Elizabeth Stanley sur
vey. derrick
The Ginnsnd Oil company No. 50
Hardin, $50 barrels.
rs barrels.
The Texas company No. Van
Cleave. 80 barrels
Brundage Hancock No. ; Hardin. 100
Barrels.
Erma Marie oil company No. I Nc
Gee. so barrels.
-Verschoyle OIL company No. /
Patrick. 80 barrels.
Block 20 Oil company No. ! Keuhn,
40 barrels.
Block Seven Oil company No. 1 Nc
Cracker, so barrels.
The MCGEE OIL company No. ? Nc
Gee. 80 barrels
9linchew OIL company No. 1 Chris
tian Church. 80 barrels.
The jennie Jewell Oil company No.
/ Hardin, SO barrels.
The following are new locations in
the northwest pool.
The Texas company Nos. 3. 4. 8, 6.
7, s, 9 and 10 Morgan. derricks.
Noble and Livingston No. Z Wag-
goner, block IS. Red River valley
lands. derrick
y. Il. Martin No. ? waggoner. block
Sc. derrick.
Tex-BurS oil company No. l J. F.
Wa gner block %. derrick.
Galloway Oil and Refining company
Nos. 1 anG ? Taylor block 81. Red
River valley lands. derrick.
Columbia Oil company No. 1 Morgan.
block 20, Red River valley lands. der
rick.
l. Burkburnett oil company No. /
Morgan. block IS. Red River valley
lands. derrick
George OIL company 30. I
George. w r George survey. derrick
The Texas company Nos 10. II. u
and Is Fowler. block 81. Red River
valley lands, derrick.
Ramsey Oh company No. I Evans.
block 43, Greenwood subdivision. of
the Elizabeth Stanley survey. derrick.
Prairie Oil and Gas company No.
Morgan. block IS. Red River valley
lands, derrick.
Prairie Hill OIL company No. l Nor
gan. block Y. Red River valley lands.
derrick.
Sill and Roberts No. 1 and No. p
Evans. block 20. Green wood subdi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
YIELDS
4488 BARRELS
Ranger Wells Are Giving
Good Production; 9th
ers on the Sand.

Ranger, Texas, June 1.-THE Per-
kins No. is now through the sand
and was settled down to zzss barrels
OF oil each day.
The Texas Pacific company has car
ried its Boyd 30. 1 four feet further
into the sand The well is now at a
depth Of s470 feet and is producing
1900 barrels per day.
F. S. Griffin No. I, Of the AIid-Kan-
sas Oil and Gas company. was shot
the last Of the week. It is not known
just what the result Of this shot W.,
be- The well Is located on the J. P.
Long survey. one and one half miles
west OF Ranger. It is at a depth Of
s4s0 feet.
The Barber. seven miles west Of
Ranger. is in gray sand at 5sls sect.
Lee Williams No. ?. OF the Texas
Pacific company. was shot Saturday.
This wen has attracted a great deal OF
attention during the past two weeks
when il has been expected in each
day. II has been drilled to a depth
OF 300 feet but has been plugged
T Breck, Of the Texas Pacific oil
and Gas company, is on top Of the
black lime at 1922 feet. This we'll is
located six miles northwest OF Ran
ger
J. E. Barnes. Of the Sinclair Gulf
company, fonr miles west Of Ranger,
IS expected on the sand any day now
Il is now producing 100000 cubic
feet Of gas at a depth Of $500 feet.
To Drill More Wells.
Root. Hupp & Duff, encouraged by
tns large production Of the Perkins
No 1. viii drill two more wells on
this same tract The location is seven
miles to the northwest OF Ranger.
The Satterfield located in the
southeastern part OF Stephens county,
received its second shot Friday The
first shot was given Tuesday. but as
the anchor which supported the fluid
gave way 4 second is necessary. This
well has been making 1S5 barrels Of
oil
E. Il Layne No. 10. Of the Mid
Kansas OIL and Gas company. three
miles west OF Ranger. and on the A
Z. Rohnes survey. is now producing
500 barrels
The Texas Pacific Coal and oil com
psny's Brewer No. Is, located four
and one half miles south of Ranger,
IS cleaning out preparatory to shoot
This wei IS at a depth OF 200 feet.
The Texas Pacific Coal and Oil
company's Barker No. / six miles
northwest OF Ranger. has reached the
gray sand at 1915 feet. and has gone
ten feet into It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
BURKBURNETT s
OUTPUT CROWS
Increased Production Is in
Northwest; Older Field
Is Stationary.

Wichita Falls. Tex, June 17-Last
iEeek was one OF the most promising
weeks in the history OF the Wichita
Falls oil fields. exceeding the previous
high mark for daily production by
5000 barrels. Last weeks daily aver
iage was $500 barrels. against $4,000
barrels Of the previous week.
because OF the delay in running the
oil produced in the northwest Burk-
burnett pool the Increase IS even more
than the figures show. Most OF the
districts remain stationary in their
output, leaving the larger portion of
the Increased production to the credit
! of the northwest pool. whose output
alone is $1,000 barrels. Electra IS now
producing a daily output of 1900
these figures being almost the same
as those Of many previous weeks. Pc
trolia is making $50 barrels. iowa
Park ESQ barrels and Holiday 200 bar
rels-
There have been quite a aumber OF
good wells completed in the northwest
pool during the week. some Of which
are not included in this production
average, because they have not yet
been connected up. There has been
-
week in earthen, wooden and steel
tanks. but with the completion Of the
pipe lines now under way and the
townSiIe loading racks and pipe line
gathering stations. II viii only be
necessary to continue this program a
short while longer, for it will then be
unnecessary to keep the oil more than
q hours in storage tanks.
The American Refinery's completion
Of the week is flowing about 2090 bar
rels OF oil The S. W s No. / Schms s-
seur, in block 70, is making 1900 bar
Waggoner, in block 81, is producing
800 barrels. The Texas Chiefs pro-
duction is remaining steady at about
1000 barrels. and the No. I WaEgoner
of Hill and Roberts. in block 81 Is
still producing 1900 barrels. Other
eompletions not previously reported,
Electra Pool.
The Interstate Oil company, No Il
Borcheldt. 200 barrels.
kennard ct al. No. 1 Crown. 80 bar
rels.
Weber OIL company, No. / Goetze.
% barrels at $50 feet
The Acme Oil company No I Bur
nett % barrels at 600 foot sand.
Guy WaggOaer No. l Fee, dry at
$50 feet
Halle oil company No. 1 Sol VII
Hams, IS barrels
Superior Oil company No. 4 and
Todd. IS barrels at 100 feet.
Burkburnetf Pool.
me Gilliland OH company No. -
Hardin, $50 barrels
The Gnlland oil company No. a
Hardin, 225 barrels.
The Gilliland Oil company No. 4s
Hardin. 200 barrels.
Townsend and Weiner oil company
No Evans block 80. Greenwood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
Society Women Learn
Hair Curling Secret

# your hair Is straight. fiat dull look
ing. I need not ask Il you long to possess
perpetuaily wavy. Eight. fluffy. glossy
tresses." says Gladys Coleman in Society
World 'Tn tell you what % do. Tonight.
after your hair has had Its usual brush
ing. take clean tooth brush. dip II IN a
saucer OF pure liquid slim crime and run
this through the hair from crown to tip.
When morning dawns and you have
yawned yourself out Of your dowuy cot.
You viii have a real surprise. quite an
agreeable one Your hair viii have a pref
tier and more administering curl and
lustre than It has ever hid before-and
there viii be nothing srreaky. sticky,
greasy or anything unpleasant about it.
II you viii get the liquid silnerine from
your druggist Il will require no prepara-
ton at all. and four CT i've ounces viii
last Tor months This Is lust the finest
thing imaginable for the gurpose.'-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
BLOOD TONIC
ISAY NUMBER 4e1

Frank P Slxaggs. prominent drug
gist. Harrisburg. III. writes. Number
40 IS stin going good. II I customer
says Blood Tonic say Number 40
as it gives the best satisfaction OF
any blood tonic have ever sold
Employed in blood poison. chronic
mercurial and lead poisoning. constl-
patton, live- and stomach troubles IN
der its use. nodes. tumors and glandu-
lar swellings that have withst0od al
ether treatment disappear as II b.
magic.
Made By !. c. 3IendenhaII. 40 years
. druggist Evansville. Ind Sold by
Kelly &c Pollard. wholesale.-4dv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
Seaplane Race To Be
Held Next September

London. Eng June 17-The inter-
national seapiane race for the Jacques
Schneider trophy. with prize CT
$1,000, VIII be held In September IN
der auspices OF the Royal Aero cluD,
present holders OF the trophy.
The race. Of two hundred miles. VIII
be over a sea circuit Of not less than
five miles.
1t is expected that entries VIII be
made By British. French. American.
Italian, Belgian and Spanish filters
The last race. held at Monte Carlo
IN 1914, was won by c. Howard Pix
ton. Of England, in q Sopwith sea-
plane.
The event probably win be held at
some seacoast resort in the south Of
England
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
ERATH COUNTY WELL BLOWS
ITSELF INTO A BIG GASSER

a Thurber, Erath county, Texas,
dispatch says that the Lony well No
1, which was abandoned several
months ago has blown itself in a
heavy gasser spraying oil This re-
cent action Of this well has renewed
interest in the Barton creek section
IL miles south Of Thurber. It is
thought that the Lony may be brought
in a producer any time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
Circus Dancer Drinks
Chlorotorn; Loves Cloun

Portsmouth. \. IL. June 1z.-Alice
Walters, aged nineteen. OF Oklahoma
City. ballet girl attached to a circus
which played here. attempted suicide
Dy drinking two ounces Of chIoroforrn
While on the circus grounds. Sha is
expected to recover. Her act is said
10 be the outcome OF love affair
with one OF the clowns attached to
the show.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
OIL ACTIVITY INCREASES
NEAR SWEETWATER. TEXAS

The Nolan Oil and Gas company
spudded IN its well near Sweetwater,
Texas. last Saturday.
The Packard Oil company, which
spudded in week before last. is down
400 feet on the Lake Tranlmel block
and is awaiting casing. when it will
resume drilling
The Ranger Western Oil company
has leased several thousand acres and
promises to get at actual drilling
very soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
PREPARING OIL OPERATIONS
ON 2,GO0 ACRES IN YOUNG co.

The North American OIL and Refin-
ing corporation. of Oklahoma City.
Okla is planning to drill several
wells on a checkerboard acreage in
Young county. Texas. totaling about
1000 acres This is what is left out
of the original 5000 acres leased for
the corporation several years ago.
One-h3lf of the 5000 acres was sub
leased TO the Roxana Petroleum
company with the provision for the
drilling Of Is wells.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
HAGNOLT4's- DEEP TEST DOWN
1890 FEET, TAYLOR COUNTY

The Magnolia Petroleum company's
deep test in the shallow field near
Thrau in Taylor county. Texas. is
down over 1890 feet and IS said to
have passed through three oil bearing
sands already. This test is to be put
down soc feet II found necessary. It
is located near the discovery shallow
wei which was brought in in Febru-
arv lal5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
MAY PUT IN LUMBER YARDS
IN TEXAS OIL DISTRICTS

H. c. Bush, lumber dealer. and a.
". Pollard. attorney. both Of Deming.
y. n, were in Ell Paso Monday on
their return from Ranger and East
land oil fields. Mr. Bush said that
they had bought some property in
those sections. He Is figuring on put
ting in lumber yards in some of the
oil towns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17

Havana, III, June 17.-Closing down
a large factory here and the subse-
quenr discontinuance OF the morning
whistle calling the workmen TO their
labors interfered so much in the daily
routine of the villagers they petition
ed another concern 10 blow its whis-
tie at the same time so that the citi-
zens could get up in time in the morn
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17

The sun Oil company's No. l on the
c. h Fee ranch. six miles northeast
Of Cisco. was shot Saturday last at
5000 feet There was a strong show
ing Of gas. and when the hole is
cleaned out It is believed there win be
a good production of oil.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
PIPE LINES INSUFFICIENT
TO HANDLE OIL In WICHITA

For the first time in the history OF
Wichita county. Texas, It is said that
the pipe line companies have found
their lines insufficient to handle the
output from the wells. At the end OF
last week oil was being stored in
earthen tanks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
OIL EXCITEMENT GOING oN
IN LINCOLN COUNTY.

An oil excitement is going on in the
Corona section in Lincoln county. New
Mexico oil men and biologists have
been looking over the district and
there are reports OF contracts for
drilling being let
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
MAKING GOOD PROGRESS
on CONANCHE HOME

The comanche Home Oil eonDany's
first wen now drilling in the Duke
pool is down about 1850 feet and good
progress is being made. Many FL Paso
people are interested II this company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
$50 LOCATIONS MADE
IN Young COUNTY. TEXAS

Three hundred ana eighty locations
have been made in Young county
Texas. Great activity viii be seen in
the next few months. Estimate. are
that activity in actual development
viii involve Investments near 10000
06g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17

Reports from Holbrook. Ariz. say
that oil sand was struck a few days
ago in the Hopi we'll The drill was
down over 1000 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17

vision OF Elizabeth Stanley survey.
derrick
Haldton Oil and Gas company No 1
and No. . Evans, block 36 Greenwood
subdivision of Elizabeth Stanley sur
vey. derrick
Imperial Petroleum company No. 1
Evans, block %, Greenwood subdi-
vision OF Elizabeth Stanley survey.
derrick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
/ Opens the Pores and Penetrates

For Head Colds, Chest Colds and
Group. is enclosed with every bot
tie Of Hayes Healing Honey.
You get the Cough Syrup and the Sslys
for enc price, 35c-
Made. Recommended and Guaranteed %
he Public BY
PARIS MEDICINE COMPANY
Manufacturers Of Laxative Bruno Quinfne Tahien
and Grove S Tsst>leas Ckzi Tonic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17
YOU CM CURE THAT BBcKBCHE.

Pain along she hack. dizziness. headache
and general languer. Ger package Of
Mother Gray's ARONArTC-LEAF. III
pleasant Medicinal Tea. Use IL at firsf
sign Of cold When you feel al run
down. tired. weak and without energy uss
tais remarkable combination OF natures
herbs ana roots. A. a tonic Laxative Il
has no equal Mother Cray's Aromatic
Leaf is sold by DRUGGISTS CT senet ny NAL
FOR 50 cents Sample sent FREE Ad-
dress Mother Gray Co. Is Roy. y. Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-17

on THE LEVEL with everybody.
DR.. SMITH. Dentist. SIS Martin Bldg.
Lily.