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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
PRINCE Of WALES SAILS
FOR CANADIAN HARBOR
Many Notable Army and Navy Officers
Attend Farewell Banquet in
England.
KING. WISHES BON VOYAGE
Portsmouth People Cheer When
Royal Family Arrives at Port TO
See Son Board the Rcnown for
Trip Abroad.
KING. WISHES BON VOYAGE
ny ROBERT wELLEs RrTCHIE.

~ ROBERT wELLEs RTTCHIE.
PORTSMOUTH. August 5-"Edward.
wish you bon voyage. and God speed
YOU on"
Such was the simple farewell OF
King George V. 10 his son and heir.
the Prince of Wales, after the royal
luncheon aboard His Majesty's steam
ship Renown this afternoon just prior
to the princes departure for Canada.
The royal family including the Duke
of Connaught. had as guests many
notable army and navy officers. The
King badc adieu TO his son jus; before
the party broke UP. The luncheon was
entirely informal. There was no
speech; ma King EYcept for short ad, a.,
middle of the table, with the Queen
opposite him.
Prince Chnts With Mother.
The Prince OF Wales sat beside his
mother, md tho two talked much about
the trip and the sights awaiting the
prince on his tour.
The Renown was in gala flag dress.
the linton Jack iiuttering from her bow
eled in gray, With red and white avn
bright, sunshine rejecting the brass
WEN hHet the roya Family aarved ssn
the harbor pier in the royal train and
pulled up alongside the Rcnown at
o:ZU TINS afternoon they were cheeren
by thousands of Portsmouth burghers.
who watched the gala arrival from
behind special platoons of police.
Greeted by Admiral Madden.
The King and the prince were off,
ciauy greeted by Admiral Sir Charles
Madden, commanding the British At
lantic fleet. and the Duke of Con-
naught. who had arrived eaSlier. and
escorted the family aboard the war
ship; The Queen was the first TO walk
% pa rvtN11 mi nj
as the King. in an admirals uniform.
stepped aboard. he was piped as rank
ing, admiral. and the royal standard
broke on the mainmast. Princess
Mary followed her father. and then
came the Prince of Wales and Princes
;Albert and Henry and the Duke OF
Connaught
The whole crew of the Renown was
drawn up on the quarter deck for in
spection. The King and his oldest
son passed down the ranks. shaking
hands with officers and men. The
Prince of Wales remembered Captain
his former superior officer in the
princes cadet days on the training
snip ColiinEwood. in 1913, when the
heir to the British throne was mid
shipman.
The Prince is delighted with the
simplicity of the arrangements made
Tor him aboard the Renown. He smil-
ed continuously as the inspection pro
gressed. joking with his aides. parents
and sister.
The prince went Immediately to his
quarters. where he remained until the
kenown slipped anchor and started
lelSurSly on her VOYAGE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
PACKER TELLS COMMITTEE
HIS FIRM LOST MONEY
DenieH Firm Wax PronteerinE or
Using Unfnir Method. In Dis
tribution Of Meat.
TRy Associated Press.l

W - Slll->b oN. August Or. II.
White. vice president of Armour e.
Co. appearing before a Senate com
rlittee investigating the high cost of
living in the District OF Columbia.
denied that his company was pro-
hteerinE nr using unfair methods in
the distribution and sale of meat. He
declared the company had made no
profit on its beef business this year
and that 1t would welcome an investi
cation of its books and records.
Mr.. White denied also that his COM
pany participated in eXorbitant profits
IN eggs. declaring the egg storage
business was carried on more as an
accommodation than anything else, ana
that the oompany's average profit was
not more than 10 cents a dozen.
The witness told the committee yes
terday his firm sold me2t at a loss OF
from TO IL cents pound in Eastern
cities. due to fall in the market.
Mr.. White said the high cost of lv-
ing was as serious 10 business inter-
ests as to the people. In this connec-
uon he said. the cost TO his company
OF production and distribution had
greatly increased. l2bor costs alone
having advanced 1874 per cent in four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
FORMER SOVIET OFFICIALS
IN BUDAPEST ARRESTED
Wild Orgies of Plumber Reported by
ItoumHnian Armies Intoxicated
by Swift Triumph.

PARIS. August 5.-Budapest is in
the hands of q Roumanian army nearly
10000 strong. The government Of
Jules Peidll, which took power only
Bella Kun, has Resigned. All former
Soviet officials are under arrest. and
tho Roumanians hold every govern
ment building in the Magyar capital.
Intoxicated by their swift and blood
less triumph, the Roumanian troops
are celebrating the capture of Buda-
pest by orgies Of plumber. and General
Marghasou is finding il difficult to
Keep his victorious army in check.
Alarming reports are reaching the
peace conferences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
RECEIVE JAPAN'S REPORT
Announced Agreements With China
Must Be Settled Before ShnntunS
Case Cnn he Considered.

WASHINGTON. August 5.-Japan's
statement of her intentions with re-
spest to ShantunG has been received
at the Japanese embassy and at the
state Department. At both places il
was stated that the contents of the
document must come from Tokyo.
Japan. II is stated. points out that
she herself has treaties with China
which will have bearing on the final
surrender OF the province. and that
discussion and settlement OF these
matters must reasonably prcccde any
definite statement from Japan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
WILL SELL YARN MILLS
OF BRODIE DUKE ESTATE
South Boston People Snid tn Hay,
Offered SI0O.OHO for The
Property.
IRv AN,n..la1ednr.ss !

DURHAM. y. c.. August 5.-The
Duke yarn mills in this city. one of
the largest of its kind in the South.
and part of ,he late Brodie l.. Dukes
sl.ooo.060 estate. will be sold this week
70 the McCanless mills. OF Salisbury,
~ c. and South Boston. Va. it was
learned today.
Agreement for the sale has been
completed The purchase price will
be 100000. The mill makes cotton
yarn for hosiery and underwear. It's
net profits last wear we're over $50 900
The late Mr.. Duke purchased the fac
tory in 19l" at public sale for s55.-
900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
TRv Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, AuEuxt 5.-By the
payment OF S35.l18,I I23, Grcnt BRIT
MIN lius settled her obligation to
tho American government for mu-
nitiOns negotiated for during tho
vnr. the War Department mn
nOunccd today. OF tho total sum
pnid, Sf3,6ON,0O0 WINS for Liberty
motors, Si3.2TI,HN0 for nirplune
spruce, S2.SS1 900 for wood distil-
Iatcs. $1,000. 900 for powder md
sG51,H,0 ns the British shnre in the
cotton Iintcrs pool.
The annouuccmrn was In the
form OF n letter addressed to Sec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
99..-TWE
BUSINESS MEN OPPOSE
GOVERNMENT TCON7ROL
England Sends $35, ,176, 123 to America
to Pay for Munitions Supplied in War

retnry Baker from Chester w.
CuthcII. Mr. Bnkcr's special repre-
sentative in negotiations with the
British Minister of Munitions. MIR.
Cuthcii snid the trnnsnctfOn prob
ably was without precedent '"fn that
Eovcrnment Inns recognized obli-
CATIONS. bRscd almost entirely on
verbal statements, to contribute to
losses sustained by nm nlly in the
production of war materials beyond
it's own nredr. 1t is likewise with
out precedent TN our country ms to
tho amount of money involved, and
bccnusc OF the fnct that no recourse
wns lind to any international
tribunal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
NomtnntIon. Conarm~d

WASHINGTON. Ausust S.-The SEN
ate late today confirmed the nominal
tions Of John Barton Payne. OF III.
and Henry NJ. Robinson, Of California
to be members Of the United States
Shipping Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
BIG INCREASE IN BANKS
Comptroller Of Currency Grants Char
ters TO Twenty New Firms with
Capital of S7SO,OOO.
INV A.sociatod prcss !

WASHINGTON. August 5-Increase
in the number OF national banks in
July was the greatest Of any month
in recent years. Comptroller Of the
Currency Williams announced today
Twenty charters for new banks were
granted. the aggregate capital being
S780.000. and ffty-four applications
approved. Total reductions from liaui-
dation and reduction amounted to
Sl9lO.O00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
RECRUITS FOR SIBERIA
Department Commanders Are Or
dercd TO ProSecute Vigorously En-
lLstments in This Rronch.
TBy Associate ted Press.I

WASHINGTON. August 5-Depart-
ment commanders have been instruct
ed by the War Deparement TO prose-
cute vigorously the campaign to OBJ
tain recruits for the American force
In Siberia. An announcement today
said all men recruited for this service
and not entitled to re-enlistment
furlough would be sent to San Fran.
cisco to join the Siberian replacement
detachment. due to sail from that port
about August 12.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
MUCH WHEAT COMING IN
Farmers Market :.5OO.OOO Bu.hel,
More Grain I'm July. 1910, Than
In July, 1OiS.
IRy Associated press,

NEW YORK. August 5.-An increase
of 100000 bushels in the country's
wheat receipts from farms for the
month ending July %. az compared
with the same month in 1915 was noted
IN bulletin issued today by the
United states Grain Corporation
In the same period the increase OF
-four production was nearly 1000. 900
barrels. The exact figures are lO1, ,93a,-
600 bushels OF wheat as against lO5..
$4,000 for 1918. and 6,26S.000 barrels
OF Hour as compared with 5,3l9,00o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
TROOPS STILL OVERSEAS
General PcrshinG Reports There arc
aS,f07 Men Rcmnining in
EurOpe.
IRy Associated rrnas l

WASHINGTON, August 5.-General
Pershing cabled the War Department
today that on July 81 a total OF aS.49?
troops still were overseas Except for
about 1000. these troop were scat
tered through the American areas in
Europe. Those in England on that
date were Els: in North Russia, A:
North Russia forces en- route 10 Brest.
730.
or the' marine corps, there remained
So! men and twenty-nine officers and
OF the army. 92.44S men and 3.733 oni-
GERS. Nurses numbering 9l0 and army
clerks, $50. completed the list.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
CLASH WITH POLICE
Three Hundred ArrestS Are Made
Following Outbreaks at
Trieste.

ROME. August 5.-Socialist demon.
strators clashed with the police at
Trieste today. Many shots wero fred
Three hundred arrests were made
when the demonstrators attacked po-
lice barracks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
nj Man Commit. Suicide.

LYNCHBURG, VA, August 5.--James
heen sick in bed five months, got out
of bed at his home today, crawled up
stairs and blew his brains out with a
shotgun. He released. the trigger with
drep nving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
Complete Totals Given
for Tuesdays Primary

Complete rcturns on the Demo-
cratic primary In Richmond ycstcr-
day, I'm which two srnntOrial cnndi-
dates md Ave nominees for the
House of Delegates were nnmed,
showed the following results, ns
listed below:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
The Paper Complete

The Tln,es-Dispatch Co..
iers the Nea0s of the World.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
Has Pistols And Machine
Gun Ready For 'Sticbups'

Chicago, III. April 1s.-ieorge L
schein is one man IN this mans town
the burglars. ~sticlzup guys" and other
energetic crooks had better give q
wide berth. But let George tel it,
The first day we moved into our
new home George recently returned
from his honeymoon Mrs Schein and
were surprised to see a man coming
out OF our dining room window.
Il chased him. but he got away. A
hurried inventory showed several
hundred dollars worth OF my wife's
jewelry gone.
Two days later one OF these
'sticHup guys stopped me with a gun
and relieved me OF my watch. scarf
pin and $3.50 Not satisfied with this,
he slugged me. was laid up for
several weeks
When / recovered ] gave . little
celebration party. When I went 70
go home ] found some thief had stolen
my auto.
Now I hereby serve warning that
] am through I'm packing an auto
matte in each pocket. and I've got a
machine gun planted on the victrola
in our front room Lay off me or
therein be trouble"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
OIL PRODUCTION
AVERAGES WELL
Little Change in the Output
of the Northern
Texas Fields.

wichita Falls, Tex April 1s.-The
production OF the Wichita Falls dis
trict for the week ending Friday is
unchanged in comparison with last
weeks.
Actual pipe line runs from Burz-
burnett were only 200 barrels short Of
last weeks figures, so the production
stands at $4,000 barrels a day.
The total daily average for the en-
tire district IS $500 barrels daily.
Iowa Park reached $50 barrels daily,
having gone up % barrels. Petrolia
ana holiday districts remained un-
changed, the production being $50 and
$50 barrels respectively.
Electra had a daily average Of r.
800 barrels, showing no change over
last week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
SUTTON GOUNTY.MUGH ACTIVITY
PLANS Z TESTS.EXCITES AMMONIA
Leases Are Stimulated and
Oil Men Rush in; Ex-
change Is Organized.

Ammonia. Tex April 1S.-The finding
Of quantities Of semi-asphaltic matter
on the Kickapoo company's leases has
stimulated leases in this vicinity. The
Phoenix Petroleum Co. which owns
leases on 1000 acres between Avery
and Ammonia. viii drill soon
A party Of Freeport- H. people IS
leasing much land here and expects
70 drill within 90 days. A board Of
trade and oil exchange has been Or
EauiZed 10 take care Of the rush Of
oil men TO Ammonia and TO encourage
Industry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
Arrangements Being Made
For Drilling 80 Miles
Below Sonora Town.

Two tests in sutton county, Texas,
is the report that comes from Sonora.
in that county. This report says that
j. G. Lantz and ". J. Dieringer, rep
resentatives Of the big oil operators,
Benedum & Trees. have very recently
visited Sonora TO make arrangements
for drilling a well on the Patterson
ranch. 80 miles below that town
Benedum & Trees are already drill
ing IS miles from Rock Springs In Ed
wards county.
The other well is to be put down by
A. c.. BorIand. Of Pittsburg. Pa, and
associates. The report is that they
will drill within three miles from
Sonora on $1,000 acres which they have
secured under lease.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
WELLS CD DOWN
IN CLAY COUNTY
Wilbarger County Also Re
ports Extensive Drill
ing Operations.

Henrietta. Tex. April 1s.-The fol-
lowing is the status OF wells in Clay
county at the close OF the present
week:
Texas Co. Byers No. Al. Running
casing at $40 feet
smith and Bevering, Bevering No. L.
Rig down
Planters Petroleum Co. Bevering
No. /. Shut down at 1910 feet Rig
down.
Meridian oil Co.. Wells No. l. Rig.
Clay Tex Oil Co. Persons No. l. Rig
National Oilfield Co.. Stanfield No.
l. Drilling at 135 feet
Greenless and Warren. Harrison No.
l. Drilling at $50 feet
Humble Oil and Refining Co. Lin
Vile No. l. Under roaming ten inch at
1115 feet
Kelly Green Oil Co. slime No. L.
Drilling at 1245 feet
Lone star Gas Co.. Byers No. l. shut
down for orders at 1882 feet
Weimer ct al. Stanfield No. J. Rig.
Meridian OH Co. Myers No. I. Drill
ing at 2120 feet
Meridian OH Co. Bering No. ]. Drill
ing at 1918 feet
Meridian Oil Co, vevering No ?.
wIIbarger County Report.
Aetna OIL Co. Persons No. /. Rig
down.
Liberty o. and D. Co. Smith No 1
Timbers-
Texas Co.. Waggoner No. 1ss. Rig
ging up.
Texas Co.. waggoner No. 1s3. Drill
ing at Ills feet.
Texas Co. Waggoner No. 1SA
Strengthening hole at sos feet
Texas Co. Waggoner No 1S5. Rig.
chine on location. No 1SS. Rig.
Apex Oil Co. Ferguson No ]. Drill
ing at 1919 feet.
Empire Gas and Fuel Co, Wag-
goner No. 1. Dry at 2245 feet
Pope Oil Co, Roesner No. J. Rig.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
HOT SPRINGS OIL COMPANY,
Ell PASOANS. INCORPORATED

Santa Fe, y. N, April 1S.-A group
Of FL Pasoans controls the FL PasO
Hot Springs oil Co. passed upon by
the corporation commission, which
viii prospect in Sierra county, New
Mexico, from Hot Springs as a BUSH
ness location The capitalization is
Sis, 600. with $500 paid. FL Paso
men interested are ". H Shelton,
Scott C. White. NJ p. CarIocl. T. c.
Davis. H h FRS, Fred C. Knolien-
berg. Henry T. Bowie. and J. W King
Others are judge z. L Medlar, OF
Las Cruces and FL Paso: 6. n Mat
son and 7. C. Napton OF Hot Springs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
TEXAS COMPANY PLANS
TO DRILL AT HOLBROOK

Ho1brook, Ariz.. April 1s.-The Tex
as-Arizona OIL Development Co. has
been organized by VIM. Mckay, Of
Kfngman, together with a bunch Of
Calexico capitalists. They have ap-
proximately 1000 acres in the Hol-
brook field. on which they viii drin
two wells, and q acres in the Pc
trolia. Texas. field, on which they
viii also drill two wells.
The Adamana company has been
hauling out casing during the week
and putting il in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
PROMOTERS OF TUXPAM STAR
OIL CORPORATION INDICTED

New York, April Establishments
charging conspiracy to defraud were
returned Thursday by a federal grand
jury against Louis Roumagnac, Ben
jamin Hurtado Mendoza, George Breen
and John Y. Bryant, promoters OF the
Tuxpam Star OIL corporation. which
had an authorized capital stock Of
100000 made up Of I,OO0.0 900 shares
with a par value Of 81 each
1t IS charged in the indictments that
to promote sale Of its stock, the COM
pany represented that It owned oil
producing lands IN Mexico, which were
earning large returns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
CONTRACT FOR GRADING
OIL FIELD ROAD AWARDED

Eastland, Tex. April 18.-Maney
Bros. & Co.. OF Oklahoma City. have
secured the contract for grading oil
field railroad. the Eastland. wichita
Falls & Gulf, from Mangum to the
Eastland-Stephens county line, a dis
lance OF IS miles.
The grade is to be completed and
ready for the steel by August IS and
from Mangum 70 the Stephens county
line by a month later. It is expected
that all the work win be completed
by the middle Of September.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
LOCATIONS IN BROWN
COUNTY RIG UP RAPIDLY

New locations both in northern and
Southern Brown county. Texas. are re-
ported rigging up rapidly At least
half a dozen new rigs are expected to
be at work in the next two or three
weeks. Drilling is expected to begin
on the D. r Bailey location in the
Jose PadfIla survey next Monday. The
Sinclair and Partridge companies are
expected TO announce locations in
their respective holdings IN the north
ern part Of the county by the end OF
the week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18

According TO a late report via san
Angelo. Tex, a deep test well 10 be
1000 feet If necessary is to be COM
menced not later than June &c by John
5. Ward on the +. o. Perry ranch, so
miles south Of Girvin and half way
between that place and the well of the
Reilly-Texas Acreage Co. on the Hub
c. Noelke ranch. F. G. Leidecker has
the contract and the vel viii be west
Of the Pecos river.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18

II you freckle easily, this IS the sea
son TO prevent their appearance OF
remove these unsightly defects Here
is a good old-fashioned formula which
does the work
DerWlLlo, o.
Oatmeal . tablespoonfuls
Use as directed in every package OF
Derwillo.
This formula can be used freely. as
IL is absolutely harmless and viii not
stimulate o. produce g growth OF
hair. Nix IL at home then YOU know
you have the genuine article. Do nor
accept a substitute as there is nothing
better. just as good or Just like it
Try II today and you VII be delight
fully surprised Your freckles and
tan VIII disappear as IL by magic. The
first application will astonish YOU.
This splendid formula not only lra-
vents and removes freckles and tan.
but beauties as wen and brings to
any skin that rosy white. velvety
softness so much desired by everyone
No other freckle remedy does this IL
is also splendid for dark sallow skin.
roughness. pimples, blackheais sun
spots, wrinkles. chapped skin and
puts the bloom OF youth on YOUR
cheeks which VIII cause admiration
everywhere You VIII look many
years younger and have a skin ever
one Just loves 20 touch"
NOIE-When asked about Derwillo
one OF our leading druggists said
-Derwillo is surely a wonderful aid in
removing frecllles and tan II Is away
ahead OF anything we have ever sold
before. ana we are authorized 70 re-
fund the money TO every dissatisfied
purchaser We would not permit the
use Of our name unless the article
possessed unusual merit" Il is sold
in this city under positive money re-
fund guarantee by all department
stores and druggists, including Kelly
& Pollard.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
Caps WeUAt
BrO1CnWOOd NOz0
DeUeLObing Gas
When the Bailer Is With
drawn, Oil Shoots 200
Feet Into The All.

Brentwood. Tex, April 1s.-Hun-
dreds daily are visiting the Caps
well Of the Texas Eastern OIL com
pany. two and one half miles east Of
Brentwood. It is regarded as this
country's best bet for an oil we'll
It is showing 100000 feet OF very
wet gas at 1904 feet. The wen de-
veloped a showing OF gas several days
ago and was shut down for casing. A
few days ago the gas pressure be-
came so great that it was again neces-
rary to shut down drilling When a
bailer was dropped into the well and
then withdrawn, oil shot 200 feet into
the air.
The Jewel Oil company has made a
location in the southern part Of the
county on the A. d. Neill survey.
Operations in the northern part OF
the country are continuing. A 500
quart shot at 2015 feet Will be given
the Partridge we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
CALIFORNIA OIL COMPANY
HAS HOLDINGS IN TEXAS

A Los Angeles. Calf, report says
that the annual statement OF the Cali
fornia Petroleum Corporation shows
that concern has oil leases in three
Texas counties and 1900 acres IN the
best prospective territory south of
Tampico in the state Of Neracruz. The
Texas holdings are the Hill and Led
better leases Of 80 acres each in
Montague county; the Padgitt lease Of
471s acres in Coleman county. and the
Pickeu lease Of 120 acres in Concho
county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
cox COMPANY INCORPORATES
TO DRILL. TULAROSA BASIN

Santa Fe. y. ". April 1S.-The W
w Cox OIL Co. with leases in the
Tularosa basin. has been incorporate
by the state corporation commission
The place Of business is Las Cruces
and capitalization 100000. VIM. Cox,
Hal r. Cox. former state senator H
B. Holt. V 3. May, Fred Campbell
all OF Las Cruces. are the incorpora-
tors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18

News given out from Holbrook. Ariz.
is that Chas Oster. Of New York, who
is supposed TO represent Coates Thread
Co. officials, has acquired two stani-
ard rigs in Kansas, which he is 20
ship at once TO the Holbrook field
and put in operation. Mr.. Oster has
acquired a large acreage in the Hol-
resents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
HAYMOK KRUPP WANTS
IN ON HUEC0 BASIN co.

Haymon Krupp, wiring from Chi
cago TO Lamar Davis, asks that he
be allowed $1,000 worth Of stock in
the Hueco Basin oil company and says
4 am surprised that neither you nor
Art Woods said anything to me about
the proposition. 7 am anxious to get
in for a thousand dollars. VIII be
real sore IL you do not get me in"