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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
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ton and elimination-the stomach
liver and boWels-are closely allied
and the proper action Of any OF these
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correct functioning Of all the Others
whipping your liver into action
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
200 BARREL OIL WELL
BROUGHT IN BY HUMBLE

Wichita Falls. Texas. March e.
A 200 barrel well has Just been
brought in by the Humble Oil and
Refining company in the Kemp
lIunger-Allen district This vel is
the second producer in the field Sew
eral other wells have been showing
for producers for a number OF
months. but first one thing and then
another has prevented the compile
ton Of these wells.
The new wen has found a valua-
bic shallow sand at 1850 feet and so
has avoided the great difficulties en-
countered in the Kemp Munger
No. the discovery well OF the dis
trict-which was brought In the later
part Of 1913.
After being shot around $500 feet,
the Watkins No. / OF the Humble
Oil and Refining company, is flow
ing 500 barrels The well Is clean
ing itself out after the shot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Throughout the gypsum plains there
are many springs, which give of
gas and show an oil scum In sew
eral Of the gypsum caves the od0r
OF oil has been reported Wells in
the region give of some gas and
show filmy surfaces
Believe OIL In Delaware
The source OF the oil in the Toyah
field is believed to be In the Della
ware mountain limestOues which out
crop TO the west and underie the en-
tire region Migration OF the oil
from the deepseated sources, that is,
the bituminOus limestone at the base
OF the DelaWares and the saturated
fossiliferOus limestones in the up
per part Of the formation. to the
CASTLE gypsum and the everything
unconsolidated deposits may have
taken place In various ways The
fracturing OF the rocks on the crest
Of many OF the minor folds may have
aided this migration JOinting in the
rocks. which is very pronounced
throughout the field. also may have
contributed 20 its upward movement
Underground circulating water. the
gases from petroleum and from the
chemical action Of the gypsum, may
have been effective agents in the
general upward movement OF the oil
and its distribution throughout the
surface rocks. where IL is now seen
in the field or in the shallow wells.
The whole question is. however,
problematic and far from being
answered at this time. A. A. Hassan.
famous consulting engineer and
geolOEist Is on the ground now try
ing 10 decide that among other i'm
portant questions. Prof Hassan has
come from Europe 10 do this
Thinks OIL Limited
Among the biologists and miner
alogists who have given attention TO
q p 49, D M#H.HH Ha III
Mundy avenue, FL Paso. 1fr. Carrera
recently made report on the field
TO ". Gould Brokaw, who is inter
ested in the proposition In which
he expressed confidence that de-
velopments would result IN a paying
production at Toyah. As TO the
source Of the oil Mr.. Carrera said.
THE surface oil Is, so far, limited in
amount due, I believe. 20 the fact
that the oil rises through the mar
row crevices from the formations be-
low. which crevices In shrinking to
the original position, failed 10 COM
pletely close"
The thing which has constantly
held the interest OF both oil men and
biologists TO the Toyah field is its
apparent similarity to the Tampico
field as regards structure Some Of
these regard the Toyah basin as part
Of the Andean series Of pools formed
at the base Of the range that con-
stftutes the backbone OF both Ameri-
can continents. oil men think they
will some day poke around in the
earth until they hit this source Of
the oil found in the shallow wells.
When they do
Who is prospecting in the Toyah
and Pecos fields and what their sue
cess would mean to FL PasO viii
form the subject matter of the next
and last article OF this series which
viii appear in tomorroW's II raid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
BOTNDARIEs OF TOYAH Do sIN.

THE Toyah Basin. as defined by
DR.. Robert T. Hill. is that part
Of the Pecos valley lying be
tween the vicinity Of the Texas
New Mexico boundary and the
escarpment Of the stockton ana
Edwards plateaus, % 70 ~ nnliSs
south Of the Texas & Pacific rail-
wav. the east and west limits OF
me basin being respectively the
scarD Of the Staked Plains ana the
Delaware mountains
As commonly accepted oy on
operators, the Toyan baslh en-
80 mountains on the west 70
he Pecos river on the east, ana
from the Delaware river on the
north 10 the Davis mountains on
the south
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
DEEP TEST TO BE PUT
DOWN NEAR HOPE. N. NJ.

Roswell y NJ. March 22--Ma-
chlnery and material is now being IN
loaded by the Venetian on and Gas
company near Hope, y. " 80 miles
south OF Roswell. for a deep test
This contract was made more than
two months ago and the starting Of
the wen has been delayed because Of
the delay in the arrival OF the ma
terial This well is TO be drilled on
government land to a depth OF 1000
feet II necessary The Venetian OH
and Gas company has operated IN the
midcontinent fields for several years
and has drilled more than 200 holes in
Kansas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Former Attorney General
Gregory viii Represent
Texas in Boundary RoW

Austin, Texas. March 22.-The state
Of Texas has decided TO institute two
moves in the Oklahoma-Texas bOun-
Diary dispute. which involves posses
sion Of oil lands valued at several
millions OF dollars in the Red river
Attorney general " c. Curtain an
nounced he would proceed immedi-
ately TO Washington 10 appear be-
fore the supreme court OF the United
states, where original proceedings In
the dispute are pending, and that,
on March %. three OF his ASSOCIATES
would 20 before a federal district
Judge al Oklahoma City seeking re-
consideration Of the recent orders OF
federal Judge Frank A. foumans. al
Enid, Okla, which sought 10 dispos-
sess Texas claimants Of the lands in
controversy.
Thomas W. Gregory. former attor-
ney general OF the United states, VIII
represent Texas before the Oklahoma
City Judge. having been employed as
special council in the boundary dis
pute- He viii be assisted by ". A
Keeting and E. F. Smith, assistant
attorney generals OF Texas. Il was
said they would contend Judge You
mans's orders were superseded by the
proceedings before the supreme
court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

IT is no exaEgeration or misstate-
ment to say that the eyes OF the
oil world have been turned toward
the TOyah-Pecos field. The eyes are
questioning eyes. with perhaps an
expression Of some szepticism in
them. but they are none the less
eager and curious, for IL has by no
means been proved that oil IS or is
not to be found in paying quantities
in this section Of west Texas
To begin with, the distinction
drawn between the Pecos and Toyah
fields Of operation should be eI-
planned The Pecos valley. is that de-
preston running from northwest to
southeast in west Texas that Is made
by the Pecos river on its way to the
Rio Grande. The TOyah basin, has
been described in the box preceding
this article as is. of course. only a
small part Of the Pecos valley
Fields IN same Region.
IN reality the Pecos-Toyah fields
are part Of the same region. Success
ful operation in either place viii re-
act favorably on the other. The
towns are both in Reeves county.
Pecos being the larger and the county
seat The Ira Bell well, the best
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
OIL AND GAS FOUND IN
A WELL NEAR JACKSBORO

Jacksboro. Texas, March e2.-Show-
ings OF both oil and gas have been
found in the Cosden oil and Gas com
pany's wen situated on the Graham
Stewart tract. in the northern part Of
Jack county. The showing was picked
up around 1886. The drill IS three feet
in the lime formation The produc-
ton Of the wei win be estimated
within the next few days The vel IS
situated near the Archer county line
in the northern part Of Jack county
and is the first producer in the
county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
OIL FOUND IN SLUSH PIT
OF WELL NEAR SAN BENITO

San Benito. Texas. March 22--An
excellent showing Of oil has been
found in the slush pile OF the Brown
No. I. Of the South Texas Trust COM
pany. The drill is in a hard sand for
nation at $3.50 feet
There is considerable excitement in
this vicinity Acreage selling at $50
per acre within six miles OF the
Brown No. i. which is about u miles
south Of san Benito. Cameron county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Comanche. Texas. March % - A
showing Of both oil and gas has been
found. in the Comanche OIL associa-
tons Sturke No /. The driu is in
the black shal-, which was enc0uut-
cred after lis feet OF black lime had
been drilled through. This test Is To-
Gated ten miles northeast OF Co
manche, one mile from the Frisco
railroad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
CASING FOR EMPIRE GAS
COMPANY ARRIVES AT WELL

Mineral Wells, Texas, March "a
The casing for the Empire Gas and
Fuel company's wildcat operation.
one mile north Of Brazos. Palo Pinto
county has arrived. This is the
Wheeler well, which produced 50
barrels OF oil about a week ago. The
hole caved in and the drillers have
been busy since cleaning IL out. oil
OF a high grade is standing in the
well. II IS expected 10 be a producer
when completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
PEG0S ADDS To
WATER SYSTEM

Pecos. Texas. March 22.-Pecos is
proceeding with plans to extend its
water system throughout the resi-
dence district as a result OF the oil
boom. and as soon as the $4,000 in
warrants are accepted by financial
interests. the contracts viii be let
The mains now extend throughout
the business district and further con-
struction was halted by the fact that
the city had reached the limit Of its
bonded Indebtedness by the compile
tion OF its sewer system
Water Pressure Weak
The construction OF the mains was
made necessary by the increased de
mand for irrigation purposes on the
big pools Of water that underlie the
valley. This weakened the pressure
reached the top floors OF residences
under its own pressure, now rises
on an average only ten feet aDONe
ground There are several hundred
artesian wells In PecOs now and the
supply of water Is plentiful
sam johnson opens Cafe
Three new buildings are to rise IN
Pecos soon. as a result OF the crowd
coming here following the discovery
Of oil In the valley. Il F. Morgan
plans to erect a moving picture thea
ter and hotel on Second street, Just
off Of Oak street. sam F. Johnson,
formerly in charge Of Hotel sheldon
cafe at El PasO, is planning to erect
a restaurant building on Oak street,
the main thOrOughfare, and a syndl-
cate Of FL PasO business men, repre-
scented here by d. =. Jones and Ed
Parks. Is Flaming twO-story store
and office building on the l5-fOot
frontage they have leased on Second
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
TEXAS CRUDE co. BRINGS
In 2 PRODUCING WELLS

Wichita Falls. Texas. March "a
Two wells. each flowing $50 barrels
daily, have been brought in by the
Texas Crude OIL company in the
northwest Burkburnett extension.
block "a within the past week The
wells came IN after being cleaned
out and swabhed- The we'll; have
been connected with the Humble pipe
line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

eastward direction. is also strongly
suggested by the change in the trend
of the Russler hills formation IN
Cottonwood draw at DillanunLy 8
ranch. The evidence on this point IS
strengthened by the fact the be-
tween Tovah and Dillahunty's ranch
the underlying formations outcrcp in
small. detached areas through the
thin veneering Of the everything
P1eistocene deposits.
II is evident n ridge, either
structural or erosiOnaI. existed
before the deposits in the TOynh
basin accumulated
To the west OF Dillahunty's ranch
the south limb OF this fold IS distinct
II shown. extending from a point
about IL miles north Of Frost s
ranch west 10 Lone Man mountain.
TO the south The northern limb Of
this fold. which probably occurs in
the CASTLE Gypsum along the upper
course Of Cottonwood draw. can not
be detected on the ground, owing TO
lack Of suitable exposure. To the
south OF this fold in the district two
miles east Of Lone Man mountain,
there Is a sharp syncline followed to
the southwark by another anticline,
the southern limb Of which passes
through Spring Hill As to the struc-
ture of the unerlying rocks through
OUT the area Gov AAAH Nl-AaANA
airy deposits but little can be said
Local structure, biologists believe.
has been developed in certain places
within the area, which is entirely OBJ
secured by the unconsolidated deposits
Of the TOyah basin. Evidence OF To-
cal folding Of the rocks underlying
the Toyah basin deposits was OBJ
served by one geologist in the area
about five miles southeast OF Ma
verick Springs.
Signs OF Petroleum.
The indications Of petroleum
throughout the Toyah field are
numerous. The presence OF this
fluid in quantities has been estab-
Ished by more or less recent shallow
tests. At the base OF the Delaware
mountains there is a very dark COM
pact. bituminOus limestone, see feet
thick and in the upper part OF this
formation Is bed Of fossiliferOus
limestone, 20 TO Is feet thick. show
ing considerable saturatiOn- Other
limestone reds in the upper part Of
the Delaware give a strong odor Of
oil on being struck with a hammer.
Throughout the gypsum plains there
are many areas where the banded
gypsum emits a strong petroliferous
Odor. and dark-colOred, shaly banks
frequently appear in the CASTLE gyp-
sum formation which are highly
saturated with OIL The limestone OF
the Russler hills formation also
gives off a strong odor Of petro-
leum when struck with a hammer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Ewes Strained?

II your eyes are Work-straincd OF
tired; II your vision IS dim or blurred.
burn or itch OF ache. II you wear
glasses. get a bottle OF Bon-Opto tab
lets from your druggist. dissolve one
in a fourth OF a glass OF water and
use from two 20 four times a DAY 20
battle the eyes. Bon-Opto has brought
comfort and RELIEF 90 thousands and
thousands
Note Doctors say Bon-curn
strenEthens eyesight 500, On a weeks
time IN many ilstances-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
DRILLING EQUIPMENT IS
BEING HURRIED TO PECOS

Big Spring. Texas. March 22.-Four
trucks passed through Big Spring this
morning headed for Pecos. loaded
with rigs and other equipment needed
FOR the drilling Of test wells
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Big Spring. Texas March 22-
Judge J.. B. Littler has been a BUSH
ness visitor In Ranger this week. Sc
test wen Of the Big Spring Produc-
ton company's test well near this
city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

No; we won't say that
Schilling Tea makes 900
cups or 400 cups to the
pound. We could say mare,
and could say less.
We don't know how large
your cups are, nor how
strong you like your tea,
nor what favor you like
for instance: Ceylon-India
makes many more cups than
Japan.
When we say a thing,
we like to know what we're
talking about.
But we zgiH say this: a
pound of SChilling Tea
makes so many more cups
than a pound of common
tea, that it IS really cheaper
per cup.
There are four havors Of Schlling
Tea-Japan, Csylon India, Oolong,
English Breakfast All one quality. In
parchmyn-linedmoisture-PToofpac packages.
At grocers everywhere.
a SciiZlFRg s. CO SaE Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Mineral Wells. Texas. March 22-
The Wheeler well No. 1 is making 1O3
barrels daily. This is the Empire Gas
and Fuel company's well on the
Wheeler farm, eight miles south Of
town The drillers are busy setting
the siU-inch casing in the hole. As
soon as this is completed the well
viii be brought in. The Texas pipe
line company is laying a line from
the pump station az Brazos TO the
site.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
DOUTHITT WELL, NEAR BIG
SPRING. WILL BE RUSHED

Big Spring, Texas. March al.
". NcCarley, president OF the Nc
Carley Oh association. has returned
from Beaumont with an extra drill
ing crew and work on the Douthitt
we'll viii be rushed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Oklahoma City. Okla. March 20
Leases on all land in the bed OF Red
river. including property in dispute
between Oklahoma and Texas. will
be offered for sale April 6. according
to advertisements now being pub
lished by the state land office Pay
ments for leases OF the disputed lands
are to be made only IN oil. the ad-
Fertisement states.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

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Dr.. Williams has been making this
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
EYES Of WORLD TURNED TOWARD
new T0YAH AND PEG0S FIELDS

Interest of Biologists Held by Apparent Similarity to
TampieO Region; Regard New Basin as Part Of the
Andean Pools Formed at Base of Range Gonstitut-
ing Backbone for Both American Continents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

FL Paso Seed Co.'S 1920 Catalog now
ready. Write or call for a cnny.---A Nv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

To Heal A Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. Csc
Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-02
CARME ENAT TACK
 COMPANY BARN
Brooklyn Cars Operate Wit Steel Screens and Police
 Protectors

NEW YORK. Sept. l. - First in timation that a break in the Brooklyn Rapid Transit strike may soon >be in sight came today, the fourth day of the walkout, when 5000 carmen au- thoriZed their leaders to seek nego- tiations for settlement on the basis of a voluntary increase in wages by the company.
 For the first time since Sunday troll leys were operated today on Brook lyn surface lines. Several hundred men hurried toward points where cars were running to picket the lines. Sporadic clashes occurred today be tween strikers and non-union carmen. Police reserves repelled an attack of 300 strikers and sympathizers on one car barn. Surface cars were protect ed by heavy steel screens and police guard.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-02
NOn-P artisans to Vote at Primary
 on Blank Ballot
r4escc.nted Pyess Les7ed B',e)

PHOENIX. Sept. In answer to inquiries made at the office of the Maricopa county board of supervis- ors by those who registered without giving party affiliations as to wheth- CT they could vote in the primary elections. County Attorney L. M. Laney today issued statement de claring they would not vote the tic ket of either the Democratic or Re publican parties.
 Those registering 'non-partisan" could vote. he said. but must use a blank ballot prepared by the board of supervisors. He held that. under section 3O16 of the civil code. only the Democratic and Republican par ties had qualified in this state as political organizations entitled to representation on the official ballot as political parties.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-02
COLBY PROMISES TO |NTERCEDE. FUR MAYOR
 IF CORK
Head of Irish Independence League Gets Pledge of
 Quick Action
lAssoe,atcd Press Le,sed Hye)

WASHINGTON, Sept. Frank P Walsh, chairman of the Aemrican Commission for Irish Independence, after a conference today with Secre- tary Colby, announced that MT. Colby had promised ito endeavor to do something and 1o it quickly" in be- half of Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor of Cork, now on a hunger strike in RriXton jail. London
 MT. Walsh said he asked the state department secretary to intervene either officially or personally with Premier Lloyd George to save Mac Swiney, who, he said, would die within F hours. He made similar request of President Wilson in a let tel left at the White House.
 Secretary Colby said he had the plea under consideration.
 Mir Walsh said he cited to Secre- tary Colby as pTecedents for Ameri- can intervention the representations made by the United States in 1906 to the Russian government against Jewish programs.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-02
SAYS NJ AGREEMENT NITH JAPAN
 INA5 MADE
Californians III Congress Will Seek Action During
 Next Session
l.4ssocidted Prrss Lea=ef Wire)

WASHINGTON, Sept. l. - Belief
 was expressed by officials today, a faI wider meaning than was intended had been given to the recent announce ment of the inaugiuation of negOtia- tions with the Japanese government on the subject of Japanese immigra- tion and the status or Japanese now | in the United States.
 The exchanges between the two gov ernments, il was asserted, have scarce. ly progressed to date beyond inc ex. presSiOn of mutual desires to take any necessary steps consistent with the
 honor and interests of the two, coun-
 tries to prevent development of fric tiOn growing out of the presence of ! Japanese in the United States The subject of Japanese fmmfgra- tion was taken up by the state de- partment after receipt Of letter from Governor Stephens Of California, trans mitting the report Of the special Cal
 ifOrnia commission which had made
 an extensive inquiry into the prob lens of Japanese immigration and land holding in California. The gov ernor appealed to Secretary Colby to support the effort of the state of Cal ifornia to restrict the further immi- grafton of Japanese, which he saic would take the form of legislative ac- tiOn in congress by the Pacific coast senators and representatives
 Both parties to the negotiations are understood to feel it necessary to maintain silence, but it is known that the negotiations have not yet reach ed the point where they treat of de- tails of any kind of arrangement; nor is it even yet certain that there will be complete agreement upon the prin- ciples involved.
 If it is shown that the spirit of gen tlemen's agreement" has been evaded with Japan as is claimed by the Cal ifornia commission, then it Is con Sidered here as quite likely that the Japanese government will be willing to strengthen the agreement or even give it the more binding form of a treaty if desired by the United States. Also it is possible that Japan may concede some abatement of the .eX- iSting restrictions upon the rights of Americans to hold real property in JaD9n