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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
BED TUCK

When making a bed. tuck the bot.
tom sheet under at leagt foot al
the top Of the bed
The sheet win keep much smooth.
err with deep turning under at the
top than at the foot.
More weight comes at the head
OF the bed and more strain Is
brought TO bear on tho smoothness
Of tho bedding.
The covers take care OF the foot
OF tho bed and help to keep the
under-shaet smooth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
FarcreH for
Miss McRobbie

More than two hundrsd frfends At
ennded tho reception and musicale
gwen "Wednesday evening a. the
n0me Of DR.. and MH ~. A.
Matthew'S In compliment 70 Miss
enrn McRobbla. who leaves soon TOR
: years study In tina East In oonnec-
ton with tie First PresnyteriAn
c11rrch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Luncheon at
Mrs. Matthews Home

Nrs. Mark A Matthews and Mrs
william s. Ksiton entertained jointly
q luncheon Yesterday a, the home
Of Mrs. Matthews IN compliment 10
thar mother. Mrs Owen Jones. anss
for Mrs. David Gilmore Twelve
wxsosts we~r seated around the board.
which had for Its center a miniature
Japanese garden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
TO REMOVE
COFFEE STAINS

One Of tho most annoying stains
10 remove from table linen u thai
Of coffee with cream.
A soon az possible altar the ciotf
In stained try 10 remove the spot
First cover with powdered bofhx
Then spread the stain over bow
and pour boiling water thru ths
stain.
A teakettie n q rood utenrfi u
use for tho boiling water an u Il
easy 10 handle. The water should
be poured from q height Of IL or II
inches.
Clear coffee stains WIN usually
-come out" by pouring boiling wa
ter alone thru them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

LONDON. Oct 1s.--what In the old
est II. o. o." known 20 historians
officials Of the Assyrian nm d
Egyptian department. say clay tab.
lets recording trading transactions In
their possession 20 back 10 $500 II. c.
They have Babylonian bills moro
than 1000 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Mount Baker
LHncheor, Club

The Mount Baker wednesday
xnncheon club VIII meet NJ the club
house wednesday al one o'clock The
bostesees for the day win BE- Mrs
II. ID. Austin, MFn. william IL An
darron. Mrs J. Il BiggAr and airs-
J. Bixeiow-
Ma wTimos II LlIsy has sxtrnd-
"a Invitations for = tea- To b given
Il her home In the wiitpnia apart
ments, next wednesday. with calling
hours from until 9 o'clock The
affair is to compliment two recent
bxjden Mrs M. Ross Downs and Mrs
William Yerkes. both ststersin law
Of Mrs. ILiIy. Assisting the hostess
ftSuous tho rooms win b Mr..
James Phelps and Mira Henry
yranklfn Brown. while ~ tho urns
vfTI be Mrs. Frank Fretwcil. Mrs.
John Moran. Miss Betsy Booth and
Miss Frances Oldham. The Invita-
ssonA have been Issued TO about sixty
maids and young maronA
Al tne wonen's University club
IN Monday evening. at 8 O'Clock. Dr.
Henry de Man. formerly OF tho Bel
etan relief commission. who 10 ~
present giving a series Of lectures at
the university. will address, the Euro
pean current events class. which 10
under tho direction Of Miss Elizabeth
Igowen Ills subject will be, The
T:scovcry of Belgium" touching on
iss social and industrial problems.
The meeting win be open TO mem
kern. their husbands and friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

AIieRTo NIs0luto
Motto Aiis9ro-~vfvacs
Largo con HasHto
Allegro Eroica
On Tuesday evening, November 2
tho first and third acts Of "Manon'
win be given. In costume. by sarn
r. y. Peabody and jacques Jou.Jer
Vile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Mr.. Strout, Jr,
Host at Dinner

Mr.. Edwin A. Strout. Jr. vas host
It q most attractive dinner wednes-
day evening at his home IN conpn-
mont 70 Miss Marian Mcfs~an and
Mr.. Keith Gaxzln Fisken. whose
marriage occurs saturday evening.
Covers were placed for nftecn at a
board handsome with its center or
Brides roses. in artistic arrangement
Later a number cf relatives and
older friends called 60 extend con
grafuiationS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Mpds of Bridal
PGftu Honored

with beautifully appointed lunch
en- today compllmcntsrg the mails
q her bridal party. Miss Marian Nc
Euzn entertained at her homo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Good Values in
Mems Needed Furnishings

Russian Cord Shirts 1925
ALSO Lorraine" rep. Sizes II to II.
IS Fine SIX Shirts $685.
slice IL to TN. but only a few In some
sizes.
Cotton Union Suits S1.95
lin medium weight; ecru. Sizes ~ to "a
Slightly Fleeced Suits $2.95
--of cotton; cream color. Sizes 81 10 Al
Wool Mired Suits SI.S5
--"Globo" make. In natural gray. Sizes
81 to 40.
Cotton Underwear S1.S5
IN ribbed weave. medium weight: ecru
eoor. Shirts. sizes "a 70 "a. Drawers.
skce 30 to a.
,uxall Soutfrgtrk Menu Shpp inst Inside 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Isle Hose Csc

with double heels and toes, md
double hemmed tops; shown in black,
white, cordovan, taupe, navy and pearl
gray. Sizes s1s to 10.
Ma0DousA1lSoufhwicR. StE~a ylsw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

The meeting Of Altrua club Of the
Y. w. G. A. will be at 7:30 o'clock
this evening At the Y. w. c. A. Mr..
Kenneth Kerr win speak on "A
RaInble Along tho Waterfront. the
Marine Life. Its Mystery and
Charm. Al business woman vel.
coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
COURSE ADDED
TO COLLEGE
CURRICULUM

Tho University Of Missouri has
started. as a required course for all
freshmen. q course In citizenship.
This Includes three lectures q week.
with folio~~op work under the super.
vision Of the English and political
science departmental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

TIe firvt flve p~v~ksruts Of the
United States ended their terms OF
service each Tn tho sixty-stxih year
OF his age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
CARE OF FLATTRONS

Fiatirons which will not be used
for some time are protected from
rust by = coating Of grease or paraf
fin or By wrapping them In waxsd
paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
DREAMED CORN

lCHE AIN I'LL 1NAsA'
ears corn
cup milk
tablespoons buffs1
teaspoon flour
salt and pepper
Cut through the oenfsr OF sfn
row Of kernels. Cut off tops ana
.erape out tho pulp and milk "
the corn is not perfectly fresh sn1
1 teaspoon Of sugar. Put mix INFO
a sauce pan. When scading hot
aad corn. Let cook 10 minmez.
stirring constantly. Rub butter ana
flour together and stir into corn.
Ada salt and pepper and cook an
smooth and creamy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Cornish School
Recital

On Tuesday evening. October 10,
at $40 o'clock. Helen Wright win
appear In piano recital In tho Cor.
nish school Auditorium. The follow.
Ing program will be given:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Women's Hosiery
at Moderate Prices
Fiber Six Hose $50

with double heels and toes, and tops
reinforced with Isle; shown in black,
white and cordovan. Sizes 8is to 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
z===7Z7Ily 1sgiD hs1lonSGsSC aal!Ga = a At Z
| MOCK CLUB
SANDWICH

MOCK CLUB
SANDWICH
bacon
exss
tomatoes
lettuce
mayonnaiss
Allow !, slices q saoop err. :
slices OF tomato. lettuce 20 cover
the toast and a rcant tablespoon OF
mayonnairo for each sandwich. Cook
tho haoon until crinp. Fry the ear
In the bacon fat breaking the yolb
into the white. Pour off most Of
tho fat and fry the sliced tomatoes
very quickly. Have the toast hot.
Put . leaf Of letiuoe on the toast.
add the mayonnaise. then the bacon.
cEw and isst tho tomato. Cover
with another piece OF toast and
serve at onoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Cdlfski1, Orfords

IN mahogany brown. with nns
perforntions on tips. blind eye
iesa. welted soles and Ia inch
Cuban heeiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
DATES
To Remember

DATES
To Remember
FRIDAY. oCrouER fs-
Mte. Anne Hsines 60 e.tertssr sAe
attendant. IN her bridal party ~
tea at Der home.
sArt wpAN. ocronEN t.
Mis- Marian NeK~er's snsrrfar~ -
Me-, Keith rtsken 90 sac e'eseea.
Ia Trtnity Parish church.
Mr.. and MIRA Edward n. Hesmss
dirner 1T home courflmsntlna
their dsus htsr. Miss Awns
Heinsa ard her nsn-@ NJ.
William FORREST uccdfsiisvl
SUNDAY. oCvoHrR H.
Mr.. Thomas RahSa TO snswsafu 81
the tea hour. complimentary 70
conrt and Countess Charles frzi.
tur. de ceuaenhsv~A
MONDAY. ocrOuysR Ia
Mis-. Chnicsts Mann 60 s~s-~essu
the members Of tire Gehmits
Hutovon bridal party 81 supper
feitsvsrs tire wedding rshssrssL
wrnS Espsx, OCTOBER re-
fAe marriage Of Miss Anr. ne'wss
20 Mr.. william Feuest Gooafei-
iov. at So a'cteek. In the Ual.
~-rrttv Congregational ehareh
Miss Margaret ftuteson's narrfaR.
to Mr. Histfteh arhntitr In 81
rArnahaa' chapel at . seiosk
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IA
American Legion and Veterans Of
Fcretgn Wars 70 give snter,stn.
meat Al the Metropolitan Thea
TIRE
rwrDAy. ocruuER TO-
uaflswe~s dsaes st seattle reanfs
elaa Ter reservations call East
ftA
sArt RDAY. OCrOuER TO-
nalt9wesn ainnsr-aaros ct Seattle
Golf and csansfy el9e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Tan Orfords

OF Russian eaifskin. Win flsD
fbic weltod soina blind eyeiets
and IN inch Cuban heela
1la1DougaIl Sou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Broguc Ortords

O. mahogany brown cnifrkm.
with perforated wins ttpa
blind eycIets. weited soies and
AZ inch walking hceiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Girls Serge Dresses $1O95 Boys Overcoats
Special Values

Special Values
Eight styles are shown. some IN
MILDLY effect, trimmed with red and
white braid; others with plated or
gathered skirts. Some are trimmed
with hand-embroidery. Sizes s to Ia
years.
MILDLY Dresses also priced $500 to
goo -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Wool Sweaters
Flannelette Sleepers
and PajamaS

made IN and twopece and "Bie Burke" styles,
trimmed with silk frogs and pearl buttons. Shown in
pink, blue and tan stripes
Seepars, sizes to IL years priced s135 and s1.50
Pajamas, sizes to 16 years, priced S3.95.
MacDougan Southwici. Third Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

Four new models, in good weights for Fan and
Winter wear, which-if sold in the regular way
would be several dollars higher.
With the money saved in purchasing pair of these
Oxfords, you can buy spats or couple of pairs
Of wool hose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
Texas bankers and Farmers
viii Open College Station
Conference Next Tuesday

20" VIII bring representatives by auto.
Pullman. etc from every section of
Bell county. white Williamson cOun-
~ representatives declare that they
viii lead the delegation and have
already made provision Cor special
coaches and q regular procession uf
automobile Neither does the ouihus-
.asm step with these gentlemen. since
" " Wood sun of Ncl.onnln county
ana rHprH'uiHtiN,s In Ellis county
viii hr strong cuntrndrrN for first
rldc" ~ Attendance" IN fact. the In.
dicaiious ~" that the first banker
farmer meeting over held In Texas
VIII witness % crowd tar beyond the
expectations Of m" most enthusiasts
iir op'omigl and ample provision ~
being made Tor the entertainment of
any number d"riring 90 same. since
A." cadets Will put M shelter tents
aud urIir The dnrm.torlos for the
accommodation of the Visitors.
The program committee. according
60 Dean T. j. Kyle. Chairman. has
ARRANGED Tor IN interesting and in
s'tuctiSc program, and the adyant-
ages ui improved beef cattle over
scrubs viii be- discussed and illu-
lralod h, demonstration. while the
sam" provisions have been made rc-
gard NJ poultry. sheep. hogs. horses.
ana dairy cnitle. also lectures and
demonstrations IN the prevention at
hor cholera will be- given mr. Mark
Fiapc.H who has done more probably
than any other person To eliminate
he Texas foyer tick. will deliver one
Of his hishly characteristic and in
torosiiYg lectures on the "Eradlca-
tinu Ol M" Texas Fever Tick " DEM
ouaiuiiuLs and lectures have also
been arranged for the AgrOnOmy EV-
pertinent station by expert plant
breeders. agrunomists. ontomOlo-
r.sts. "tc.. and a. the Feeding and
breeding station hy swine husband
men dairy specialists. poultry spec
lalisis. "tc.
IN interesting feature Of the en-
icr'ginmcnl will he a moving picture
showing the actual work aud results
accomplished hy the boys pig club
work IN Williamson county THIS
picture has been shown IN number
of places and has been pronounced n
decided success
Nn 1uuht the 81 SEQ rooster. a.
the College poultry plant as well az
the Buffalo. Brahma cattle beat.
,lk. door, etc. ~ the station will
also prov" quite an Interesting at
traction. while the Grand Review by
The cadet corps IN celebration at san
Jacinto Day and IN honor 0f IT,"
visitors should prove valuable
drawing card 10 every patriotic Texas
citizen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
spcc.l to The Ncws.

Special iu The NoWs
COLLEGE STATION Texas. April
~ fual arrangements have been
completed for entertaining the Kan.
hor Fpim"t Conference tu De- held ul
'his pla'r Npr.l 80 and % and iudr
mr nom the responses received hy
Major Ike A.hburn chairman of the
entertainment committee record
hroakug crowd pl bankers and farm.
rr, viii be- present \ letter just re-
crNod from ". H. G0Wot,. president
nf the Federal Land Bank uf llnuH-
ton. contained copies uf cOmmuu cI-
ton. from some INV farm loan as-
sociatiuns reporting the possibility of
y large attendance at bankers and
farmer from each individual section
These letters did not come from one
community but from such rnprptou
titiVr towns as Coleman Canton.
Paris. Farmrrsyll". Filiurrils.
Hughes springs Smithyiiic. fluy-
dada. Denton. ~ Worth ror.lcana,
Cooper waco. Copora, Cove. etc
Joseph llirsch of Corpus christi.
has requested reservations ana Will
bring special c0achcs containing en-.
thusias'ic bankers and farmers from
his section. whie II is rnmorod that
=. NJ Law OF Houston. has entered
into q contest with T.. T. Downs Of
Temple ~ bring two farmer from
Harris county for every on" Mr.
Downs brings from Bell county. and
Mr. Downs says be- viii hay" 10
travel BIS the ear load. ll h." docs as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
Many Single Persons Here

II ~ painted out that large p0r.
tor NJ Amarillo's population In COM
posed 0f unmarried men and women
who wore brought here In I'LL posi-
ton that could not be- filled by mar
rlcd people and that II Theses same
positions cOuld have been given 10
men with families. the p0pulat bn
insofar ~ those particular persons
are concerned would have been In
creased several times Preparation for
the housing OF the men with families
who would ceme here and accept po-
sltiunH II Is declared Is the only soln
ton 81 the proposition or increasing
Amnrillo's population and noiding
number OF citizens who are con-
,omplating leaving because OF the
ineh NJ homes as we'll M renth ana
ihc presont prices ~ real estate. Thar
tho government census Rhve Ans.
,il,o only 10 .iil people ls decinrea
ia he nnc Of the most significant facts
O., connection with the housing props
rilion here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
TUCK TR|GG CAS- We L BLOWS IN
CAUSING LARGEST SENSATION Of
DEVELOPMENTS DURING PAST WEEK

llloWing In of gas in trr Tuck
Tiigg vii was the greatest srn.a-
ton IN oil tc,c,opnnts M hr Pan
handle last week TurE.?rigg veil
has been closed dDWn t,mai wee,
hr,aunr Of q shortage ~ water
Water In IN" well was hai,d out
THURSDAY. and this caused the gts
IN come IN strong.
L. H. Newby, Ray Wneltl,y ana
l. NJ. Marshall visited the well yes
t"rlay II is estimated ~ Nr N,N-
by that the ru,h pressure D. GuI
Luunds ana that the gus fllN may
te .a.OO".oOO cr 50 .ooO.oGo cum:
feet. Ia" veil - nov aanO feet
uecp
Vt depth of .itO feet inilamm.
ibl, gas was struck ana iot several
months his has been used 10 run the
boiler Mr. N'Nby ,aid that pei.
ION within 50 to 900 feet Df the
We'll now would b" con pcll'd IN held
his fingers In his cd's. and then thc
roar is deairniug \ blu" streak ut
gas ~ large - u mans arm ,l3wf
from the we'll when the v'N, is tur.
ned Oh. Hccordig To Ar Nrwly
Varied Reports TN Wen.
Varied reports have been received
during the past few month lu &C.
gard tn The wei. some p,l.cr- sli-
ting 'ha! adverse ,iJtrn.,ris had
Teen made So ~, ,o :rduor the pr,s
ol stock ard enable promoter. ami
others to profit thereby These 'rn.
potts were owphJ'iDtllt d''.'t y"s.
i,idal hy those i''rrr-tnd 700 to-
well Another C'l MAN tlofr1 'Hl
the following 20 lay about Oh" wei.
I, has hcon repeatedly reported
thai the Tuck Trrr we'll haI hr"u
.hlndlu'd t> q de-, H,ir De-. lu th.
set that drilling operation. hI1 r.f.
I'D and the tool, were iO b., moved
from N" test Thu report bad uI.
most topped huNing IN tu.t disIu'.
rs the scu,r9l public both 20 .u,a
and m leases irrespective 90 90.
mntiy's hat prompted tho urcpu
ton of this report II ha' '''u piu.
Zen now hy H." iurt tiai 10 o. II.
lhuritatkoly reported u So that 'ni
we'll has blown IN it.oli 10 with r1-.
II is reported that tl' sell hld boon
plugged ana considerable yH,'r WIS
~ in IN" hole To kill tlr rH lu'
me presume brcail' to girtt aJ
u.e plnGA- were hluWn "n' with %
large amount of pas iu ovij,'cc. on
mon rstini.itc that ,hn volume urI
pressure Of ras nee, sJiy 10 huil
Low the plugs ana lii thc pa'eg
must No. enc rmcp..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
SHORTAGE OF HOUSES HOLDS BACK
GROWTH Of AMARILLO IS BELIEF
Of MANY LEADING BUSINESS MEN

That The RfuWlh In POPULATION Of
Amarillo is greatly handicapped by
the lack Of housing facilities ana that
the population could be- increl sod by
several thousand during the present
year " home Tor the inflnN Ut people
who desire 90 locate here permanent
~ could b" secured. b. the prevailing
belief of . number Ut business men
and railroad officials. II was revealed
by canvass among q number at
prominent citizens yesterday
Employer ul lnb0rcrs OF all
kinds and IN all lines OF work ds larr
that II iB almost an impUssibility tu
get men. especially with families To-
locate ~ Amarillo because NJ the lack
OF homes aud the high rent situation.
This not onlN applies to railroads hut
10 most al lines at business. II D.
said.
Had Heard 1T Amarillo"
one man gave an instance where
h. wired a man AZ For Worth. v hero
business is good aud the cost of liV'
ing is high. offering HIM good posi-
ton In Amarillo An answer immo-
uia'ely came hack ON the wires read
iug Nothing dong. ! hnv" heard
of Amarillo The same employer
also said tina the had brought men
with families 10 Amarillo aud ihni
a. 10 fuI Ina IhNIV
families with them. within Few
Few DAYS. because II WAS Impossible
Ia locate houses IN which 10 live aBd
the wages paid would not Justify Nv
ing az q rOom!ng house. even II such
4 location could be made.
Furniture Removed.
4 member of one of the largest
storage roncrrns IN Amarillo saii
II al only few months ago his
firms siorneo rooms were complete
" filled with furniture belonging 70
'amilies who had come here To To-
~ntc and were waiting 10 find hom's.
NnW. he says there rs much vacant
.narc IN the slorohouse the furniinr'
having been removed and the flmi'-
ICES did not locate here
IN employer Of much office help
declares that be- Is unnbl" 10 indrc'
married men or men With small tan'-
,iies 10 come here aud accept post
iinns. they ~ coniending that the
salaries paid for such help. which
,re generally conceded tn he better
'hnn the average. viii not Justify
'hcm 80 come here "a I've. due 10
'he hirh rents charged They oil also
declare that thew can not afford In
buv home ~ the present pric"s ~
real estate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

~ NitfN w Ut i'I '' Ifli" i..f. .H|'
IS took &c., la. '.',h.a 900 'uu
california buyIui lhp lets. ioI 60
'.lr Drh Il fhirt,'
Tho Sven So cog IN 'omp o. o..
u'Lth i,si It bah ~ ~ VT Uud 10
- rrpoiI,p tha' ,Illlirg hr d. o.
r.niinued hrmth ,hc BE- 90
" Scott Haywood was In Hatch
nsun ,ulniy mo- e III" aci dilD'.
ding the ,hanpu from q standard
tod .ot - rig 90, rc > .-liayuIpd
wll.
Mu,icfsOn NJ . Is zoo i'rt duvi.
with u 20 inch easing This hone o.
The TARGET at thll depth rf 'nt i"si
In ~, Panhandle The we'll he ur
casino IN a. the structure h"int M.
usually hard Casing worn SIs
planned 10 hrrin YESTERDAY
Harry Dody has been in wichita
T., H. Tor lev day. an oll business.
Hamilton VIII slut DNn.
The Hamilton wei near lligriu
has been shut down OWING 10 brrth.
age at machinery ~ l"lG feet ann.
mp having been In darn hlu" shulr
Reports are 80 favorable that p,ic"a
NJ acreage IN Ellis county, OKLA
have gone M orsidcrably It b. ~.
dcist'ud
The Gordon Trust ComtN. NJ e..
mcnt. Okla. is hauling pipe garland
- their ledsc - miles northwest ct
Vega where u well viii be- drilled
The pipe viii ho us'd 10 pipe w'ioi
10 the we'll II Is understood III
company has leased IN area ah"i'
ten miles square, part Of wh!ch o.
checker boarded
Mckinley fuiuty New Mexico, D,
attracting attention ct some local
lil pcopl" The Dutch Shell company
viii drill five wells there on lhuu
acres. -four shallow tests M "a" a
dcop test The DOhanoy Interests ~
California ave Ia di,ll one leon tcs',
the Jonas Company ol California.
viii drill gcy,rll wells. All thit
drilling VIII be- done g.. Tie ,oa
l.n,os district Wolls there are dr.l'
led only about SEQ feet. II Is said.
and often time, utc diillcd with q
water rig \ pipeline viii No. hid
TO Thor'tu. according 90 word sc.
cpiyyd here
Major j. q. /. Howard. grp,og 30
for the Mccoy oil gLd R,f'nrr Goa.
uuy. will lake an aitrl'uc nip 40
Sew MEXICO this w'rk where b. VII
view acreage which lids company is
considering leasing Er.,ut.N Dee
spent considerable tim" making 1907
ycys Ct acreage there
Following m" hlinring w %. %
well AZ Vernon the Moody COMPANY
ha, obtained somo Jcroae" -, thW
srction An oil well was hrougnt BOO
IN the holuinps 81 the company 900
the X VI \ section rnc"utlv
r o Turner of Shreveport ami
r. \. Enc, were az th, l.. Z. uat''l
,asi weci. prcparaiIy IT, he si1W'n
at drilling Tor IN, Cysa Ol, Company
a standard rir wiz he '--'' rr'i - -
said that II will be- the lur",' on
the Panhandle M TuInpr nls r"'
turned 10 Shreveport bni viii coiA'
back shortly. W. lie NJ. Eil.'N Wa'
In Amarillo for the weekend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
AN UGLY HABIT THAT IS
EASILY CORRECTED

The ugly habit Of frowning.
souInting. holding the head to one
aide. LIMITING the eyes together"
etc. IL one ~ the results OF ey"
strain. II IL an attempt--often un-
conscious to concentrate the VI
sion. Glasses quickly relieve the
cause Of this habit and permit the
nerson to see clearly without any
facial con,ortions.
We test eyes by the most modern
methods and grind glasses In our
own shop 10 meet your special re-
quircmcnts.
HYDEN'S
o,s Folk Phone 1000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
Many Buyer, IL Weld.

The rrisrncr 0f number ot HiF'
company Luyus. tht Md o." prcsi-
ously Invested iu the Amarillo field,
IN the past Wr,k hr hd % tendency
~ increase ,cthil. \ numl'i ~ tlr
wells that LIy" b"or boz ltnu u" lr."
resumed drilling 10" rpyu" we'll
which has been reported af lrW on
account of tii'uull' with ~" sands
b. now through No sands and be- IN
the r"d beds. and viii move rapid
IS from uoW'nn Dffirultir. ai tn
Cali well hlN, ho"r oN .ui"d and
they WEI" reported 1t l2t" l,ni i.ri-
day nirhi. with pro prcl. for rapid
deepening ~ the W''l
James n. Ward. % Tulsa. ha. been
l1c for The past w''k lou.iug otter
ihc interests ui IN, Suith.t 0pors
well and he reports that they are
ready to go ahead .'d complete The
lost