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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08
FIRE DEPARTMENT
EXPRESSES APPRECIATION

Liberal Fire Department desires to
thank the citizens of Liberal who al
most unanimously rendered them
hearty support during the year 1919,
and in their endeavor to raise the
necessary expense at the annual ball
New Years eve for the ensuing year.
The only time during the year the
Department asks the citizens for any
financial support is at the Annual
Ball, which is given each New Years
eve.
The Fourth Annual Ball was a sue
cess, and a good time enjoyed by all
present. The six-piece orchestra
from Dodge City gave unanimous
satisfaction and pleasure to lovers of
music.
Prizes were offered for the most
awkward couple, the most loving cou-
pie, and to the lady first securing a
dance for herself after midnight, the
purpose of which was for the fun
gained thereby, and the prizes were
awarded to those who would take the
Joke and help the fun along. The
BOBBY prize was awarded to Earl
Craig and Elves Written as the awk-
ward couple, and Guy Lemonnier and
Mrs. Dobson singled out and hit with
the lemon for the loving couple, and
Jennie Karau carried the honors in
the other prize, all of whom showed
the right spirit.
Remember the annual date next
year, and come and enjoy the fun
and music.
Yours for service,
LIBERAL FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

And we arise to inquire why such
should not be the case? Since the
bill provides that the railroads shall
be guaranteed a certain return for a
certain period after their return to
the private owners why should not
there be prolonged kick? When
the government starts guaranteeing
private enterprises a profit we want
the newspaper business to be one of
the lines guaranteed, and quite nat
urally the farmers will want their
profits guaranteed. If that is the
way the leaders in Congress expect
to settle the railroad question they
had better prepare for a hasty exit
from political life, because the
American people are not going to
stand for it.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08
WESTMINSTER GUILD

The Westminster Guild of the
Presbyterian Church met Tuesday
night at the home of Miss Bessie
Printz. A very good attendance was
present, but it was hoped that all
members could be there to start the
New Year out better than ever. The
next meeting will be held at Susie
farmers on Tuesday, January 20,
at which meeting it is hoped that all
members will be present.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

Senator Borah has made public a
letter written to Governor Lowden Of
Illinois, Republican candidate for the
presidential nomination asking that
he go on record as to his stand on the
League of Nations. A similar re-
quest is made of other Republican
aspirants. That is the only COM
mendable thing Borah has ever done
and we hope he succeeds in getting
their views. 1t now looks like the
League of Nations would be the big
issue in the coming campaign and
both Democrats and Republicans
should get out in the open and let
the people decide.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08
husband an dgo to Nebraska.

husband an dgo to Nebraska.
The following took dinner at the
Wheeler home Sunday: Edith Pei
ton, Roy and Ethel McNew, Roy Ken
ny, Lawton Tryon, Lester Richard
son, Rondal Foutz, Grace and Guy
Brown, Aaron Buchanan, Mrs. R. W.
Vogt, and Mr.. H. Burns of Haven.
Friends of Lorena neighborhood
extend their sympathy to F. C.
Smiths of Forgan in their sad be-
reavement of the death of their little
son.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

We came near killing a man Tues
day. The only reason we didn't was
because there was no river handy in
to which to throw his body. That's
one thing against running a news
paper in a town not adjacent to a
river. We've always found that the
most practical way to dispose of our
victims, and it places us at a great
disadvantage at times. We believe
the provocation would have gotten us
a verdict of "justifable homicide" in
any court in the land when the facts
were established. Attired especially
for the job, covered with grease to
the elbows, our whiskers saturated in
the same fluid, and pool where we
half reclined, we were engaged in re-
pairing a damaged machine. A caller
invaded our sanctum and the same
being untenanted, and hearing sun
dry loud noises within the inner re-
cesses, made his way to the scene of
our activities. We smiled at him
thru the grease which decorated our
countenance and exchanged a few
casual remarks in as pleasant tone
as our occupation warranted. Just
as a wrench slipped off bolt JAM
ming one of our fingers into a space
as thin as a worn dime he remarked
that if he was editor of the Demo-
crat he would do so and so. Then we
wished for kindly river. AS it was
the only thing we could do was to
inform him that if he was editor of
the Democrat he would be doing just
what we were doing or there would
be no Democrat. You can bet the
next time we buy a newspaper it is
going to be located on a swift flow
;no etaop, IF Snpoa Lind
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

The settlement of the coal strike
on the Presidents terms brought It'd
ings of great joy to every city, vii
lage and hamlet in the United States.
But from the United States Senate
and some of the anti-Wilson newspa-
pers it brought demand for an Sin
vestigation" of the manner in which
the President accomplished the re-
suit. We fear the President is going
to lie awake nights for long time if
he conceives a scheme that suits
these people who do not want to be
suited.-Larned Tiller and Toiler.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

While we are this deporting of
Reds, would it not be a good idea to
identify and deport also some of the
politicians of both parties, who keep
the whole country in a turmoil of
discomfort over grievances either ar
tificial and imaginary or else grossly
magnified? Which is the worst enemy
of American democracy-the Red
who would destroy it at one full
swoop or the SNUG wind-jammer
whose only object is votes? Is
United States senator who stands for
un-American ideas any better than a
Red who fights them thru ignorance
and weak NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Journal.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

We read in the dailies that the
Esch Bill which is before Congress as
basis of settlement Of the railway
problem is to be opposed by the farm
ers' organizations of the country.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kindschi and chill
dren left the first of the week for
Clatonia, Neb. They were called
there by the illness of Mr.. Kindschi's
father.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

Mr.. Kennedy of Norton came in
last week to accompany his daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Taylor, to California
Nichols Journal
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

A number of the Liberal young
folks attended the party at the Pei
ton home east of town Friday night.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

Governor Aliens bill establishing
municipal wood yards will be a big
thing for Southwest Kansas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08
LORENA ITEMS

Harry Dietrick's addition to his
house is nearing completion.
Mrs. A. ]. Nix entertained her Sun
day school class to dinner last Sun
day.
C. G. Combs returned from Arkan-
sas. He purchased 40 acres of land
while there.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the party at Mr.. Pelton's Sat
urday evening.
There are four or five applications
for the examination for rural carrier
on the long route out of Lorena.
Miss Bertha Foutz returned from
Oklahoma City where she spent the
holidays with her parents.
(Too late for last week.
M. M. Maricle and wife spent the
first of the week with friends here.
The threshermen are about to wind
up the threshing in this community.
Howard Burns came in from Hav-
en-, Kansas, to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Evans are tax
ing New Years dinner at C. F. Steph-
enson's.
Gertrude McNew has been sick,
but is better now.
Frank Taylor and family spent
Christmas at c. B. Evans.
C. G.. Combs is visiting relatives in
Arkansas.
Mrs. R. W. Vogt left Monday for
Kansas City where she will meet her
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

Subscription Price - $3.50 Per Year
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

Carl Bumgardner of Elkhart was
in Liberal Tuesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

Published Every Thursday at Liberal,
Seward County, Kansas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Macy returned
Monday night from Hutchinson. Mr.
Macy has been in the hospital for
some time. He is looking fine and
says he feels good, only little weak
yet. His friends are glad to hear of
the improvement.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

Entered as second class matter jan
uary 6, 1911, at the post office at
Liberal, Kansas, under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08

OFFICIAL PAPER OF SEWARD
COUNTY, LIBERAL CITY AND
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-08
Announcement!

We wish to announce that we have pur-
chased the business of the Lincoln Ape-
nue. TailorS and will in the future con-
duct it under the firm name of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
DAIRY. FARlA.s 8

DNIN FFtNH ~
100 acres. only ha1i-miIe from civ
limits; 6-room house, largo stables
capacity. and. large. Complete su$ Ia :
date dairy barn tors i'd he adj SWs:
good land and frte pastaraAs IN r}ts
ton & Co. Is North Eleventh strest5
Phone Randolph 6Ta. - 'sa> - -
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AUCTIONs-LEcALSxSj
Legal No.Iseg sin Of
OFFICE OF THE vfEGiNIa 9shtATr,i

iIoGwAf Geosi MissfSiasR iesArn
viii heG e. 2ss1v va A 'ad once ~ 1921
Room tis Lyric Huiidins. ni safsoSa, &a
1SGn she ass .ss;,JSs
Sa %,rFinls ftS,se. No. .s--5:s mllss water.
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Royal ana sssa S0sn'y
rs y.ss' !ssq ri IL $50 Ga
ers SFf 15aa Hf9f fiae ana
Counties between f.uantico and chappn-
XifEin rES,ss, Me saS n,lesHisas
desa Tor Pt Sas or M 6 - lss s
on syssnia F5gasA Mo y bias s9 V
s"Hs'fts M. Il a & :asg
10 S 81 on pr Gipsi :S2h a. at cuipeDer at
sd nF al hod nT0,sss NS is a4n is n tI
'nonI. at II, ". on AuriI .3o.h. az,
"a, II o'clock 81 on Aoriit 2ath. ' ;! a.
NirSinth Proicci NO. 90. a. Room: to7
hui sinr Efo,ge' SG r. f'fodttfes'-
Virginia Project No. 81. MT Room sol
Lyric huiId.nS. Richmond. at 10 A. II.
stf ,eia D ih'f but to hf a sSss s5s
missioner, mus, accompany bid ON zach
Fisns ON HE at etnce OF ;he vifelnls
: state Highway Commissioner. Room AZ
| Lyric building Richmond, VA. and for.vir-.
! cinia Project NJ. SO at resident enalnL or a
! oflce. Manassas: Virginia rroiactt Nos.
| ga. tiB. i'c aud t7E. sc. aud 81 1T
! resident cnEinccT'p Office. Rourl> 561 Lyric:
| IiuiilinS. Richmoni. Va: Nifsinia Praiuct
! 20. 60 at resident cug!ncc-'s oIlce.' St;,iin-
ton. Va: VIRGINIA Project No. 70 at resi-
dent ensin:ec's Office. Frcdcrtckshuss. Va.
bo ss 81 nisns IND shs Mst Ti
CENT OF chccK for $500. ,iade pa.ati9
70 tho Second Assistant C1m,niss,dimr.
Richmond. Va. S2.6y Of which .e!it be
refunded on return az plans TO thn Eiah.
way Com;niss!onor, within ten daSs after
''1TT Me STAT ia fft!shway comniss!oneS' re.
serves the right To reiac, inv. or Az .bids.
q. L. COLEMsN. II
state Highway Commissioned
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Poultry nnd Supplies

~ kOt.fSE esperIsily recommended for
parry chicks and LAYING hens Distributed
o! BraG"r hasten. 1905 East Cary ST
oSE PEN Dark Cornish electric and
. Iamr Incubator. 1884 North Seventeenth
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

DRUG STORE-ExceIlcnt opportunity
n1n,t ans ",a unless Seu mean mean business.
PRINTING oPpoEUN!rY--Man with
character and means can secure interest
In old printing concern with established
Dispatch.
STORE-For sale. valuable store property.
consisting OF large stororoom and dwell
Ing combined. three dwelling houses, most :
office building. blacksmith shop. etc.
Houses all rented. Best business eta nd
between Charlottebvillc and Lynchburc
Geo. w. Smith. Rockhsh. Va.
YULCANIzIN0 OUTFIT. with air COM
new and will sell CHEAP to quick buyer.
916. care Times Dispatch.
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Fine Country Horh|

Ten rooms and 1.hata; beauti3,
grove and sarden; acres: raE
Ginter Park high .scbools.ssAofttJ
Phone John s ~ Chtiiycy .fyss4 81
CT. CT Madison 599G) and arffI
see 1t. rs OK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

BLACKSMTTH--Want first class black-
smith and horse-shoer at once. Apply
BoY-Wnntcd. boy about IS or Is for
messenaer work IN Office. Give name
ply 4 COZ: care Ti,nes. plspatoh.
/. BUTCHER wanted. Salary $40 to s36
per week Steady employment. good
Exchanse Officer. Fort Monroe. Va:
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BUNGALOW SlTESW

and small farms, In tracts OF To bf
acres. on macadam road, near CD.
ter Park, - minutes from City Hn6i
Your hrst opportunity to buy smsl
farms or bungalow sites In tho edkt
range "a look 'theth oyef. Phone IoRr
$. Chndrey randolph G7s-MadjsbI
r11S) 49, sfi2s-f :
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED .
2O8 S. bird ST.

!: rooms bath. Good location. De-
sirable property. Reasonable prlca. (
RlcHMo&D TRUST COMPANY.
Real Estate Department. -
Seventh and Main 'StrectsseI
TRUSTEES AUCTION sALE!e
BY c. L. * II l.. pENOON.
Auct!oneers. &,
--- eet,
By virtue OF a certain decd ofetfusti
da ted July .. 1905. and ratoraeI. III
the clerks office OF the ChahSfry
Court OF the city Of ;i1ichmoi,H1 in
Deed Book e0o- y. page, ar Adsfault5
having been made III the payment {
part Of the debt thereby gsflceu.
and having been required so To. do
by tho beneficiary, / VIII sell, or no
premises, on ..'s''a't-.-. =
TUESDAY. MAY &, 1899.
u o'clock r. NJ.
the premises known rs No. s3OS Floyd
Avenue. Richmond. Va. with the iot&
fronting 80 feet Z inches OH the Eofth
line Of Floyd Avenue, aud xoSteHdf,,g
back i2S feet 70 An alley 10 feet Wide
C, L. pENooN.
Trusffss ~ ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

BENCH AND MACHINE
, MEN-EXPERIENCED
BENCH AND MACHINE
MEN. ALSO FINISHERS
FOR VARNISH WORK.
IS T E AD Y EN- PLOY-
MENT. APPLY B. O. AN
.;DREWS, SUPT., MONTA-
CUE MANUFACTURING
CO., BROAD STREET
AND BELT LINE.
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Small Acreage 'Ttacts

Two to 90 acres. near Gipter3 Pafk.
macadam road, Is minutes from .SSy
Hall. Beautiful bungalow sitaS saS,d
small farms. Fine trucking laid.
Arrange TO have John 81 Childri.y
show YOU. Phone Randolph 67a a1r
Madison 1906 f''s- $50 fif - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Thia nI Is To- nc; eet Mi Rns have
sold 70 AiSSandeT Theicn. al, my. riEht.
ST, Richmnnd: Va: ATeXanJet .Thelsp -has
LOUIS PITTOFFS >Sts''t VA
ALEXANDER fHELES. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

ASSISTANT CASHIER wanted by a good
bank IN Southern Virginia. Apply In
own handwriting. stating experience. CIV
Ing references. Address J. ISL. care Times
BARBER-Good barbsr wanted at once
Apply 70 4. A. Cullsy. Buena Vista. Va.
BARRIER wanted. Steady fob. Bijou
BARBER-wanted. good barber al once;
$4,000 per week and 65 over as Box
i47. University. Va. -
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Business Equipment

Tines Dispntch Want Ad Taker What
y6n want shell heip you write com.
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FINANCIAL
money to Loan

a LOAN. on your farm or suburban. real
cslstS 10 what you need. Geo. E CrGw.
lord e Co. s3z hast Main Street.
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SGADOARD AIR IiNE .RAILNv.SY,
COMPANY. ,5.s
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEGrINo

Notice IL hereby given that the Annual (
board Air Liny Halfway ia.rp.i ny NH os
heis q. the principn. office or the Fam-
81 Stcrsburr. virginia, ut cloc't, iioou.
> .andsrd tImc. the l3th day of May.
ia.n. tor the parnos.i al I'D meeting. or
",n "aIournu.eh, az '..ijournnn.Eto f:there-
I. 90 riectinc board OF dirSctofs pnd
'oF The traEs~c:inn 90 :tnH alil at Ypsi-
ivss tnni may come lieIorG the. nAGtny.s
l'.s,udinE considering and Nuii,r: uisonithe
arts ana procctdlnEa OF. the n,strd soJ,tli-l {,
~ '"is, executive ,outmittre and aiGsors
s.n>v ,hee annual inuS,iuiS OF scot!;iioiusra
% considering and ar,inv unon all
before. the nesi4nu ;rsiatlnc to Federal
,In,!ul OF IN" Gomnnpy'n nronsftita sun
ar othvrwiss or any ,,SrNeino ut on Sable
mrnt pursuant TO aaid act OF .cStfafcsa.
o. =, 81 inc trlnsnorshsion not: 1897 Sr
to The termination OF such Federal GpNt-Ol
Icy the return of the c"nrrni,y's rslToad
aud sys.cnt. " characterization and proo-
,ron,. or aseesedine such Tsd"rai conisSi.
ani ccncini,y- all questions and matters
growing out ot Or tncidnn. 20 such CON
troll. ttrminst ion ,thcreof.- or 9 foiprsin E;
! or d!rapprovai Of any and ali asraemSnta
SS tho al 81 sSs sp
puny In respect thereof .r4l}t
by-!awa. the cionc OF business or. lie fisih
day of April, 1920. has been fixed as, the
! time for deSrmininE-. stockhoidare, pftfec-
ord entitled 10 vote at this. snectfns,
April s. 1890. ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-06
Plans Completed
For Decorations

All plans have been completed and
the necessary money raised for the
decoration of Main street during the
summer months, and that thorough
fare will "be fiutter" with flags in
the celebration of national anniversa-
ries, local conventions and other gath
ings of public interest during the COM
ing season.
The cost of the required equipment
for the proposed permanent decora-
ton of Main street will be something
like $500, and the fund needed for its
purchase is in sight. having been do
mated by business men and other pub
lic-spirited citizens of the community.
An order for the flags. cables, pull
leys, etc, has been given the Harding
Hardware Company. and the purchase
will be made in Pueblo without delay.
AT its regular meeting Wednesday
night Canon City lodge No. $40. B. p.
o. Elks. donated $50 TO the enterprise.
with the understanding that the gift
was in honor of the old soldiers of the
The decorations Will be
placed in position for the first time on
May 80 in concentration OF Memo
rial day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-06
G. A. r. Post Talks
OF Encampment

At a special meeting OF the men,
bers OF Greenwood post No. 10, G. A.
r.. and of Greenwood woman's Re-
Wednesday afternoon the matter of
the annual encampmeDt of the De-
partment of Colorado and Wyoming
G. A. r. and its affiliated organiza-
tions, to be held here on June 2, 3 and
4, was discussed and plans outlined
to make the gathering a big success.
Arrangements for Memorial day on
May 30 were also talked over and re-
ferred to the Sons OF Veterans and
Wray-McKinstry post, American Le-
gion, for execution.
One OF the biggest problems con-
nected with the encampment is to find
lodgings and other accommodations
for the delegates and visitors it will
bring to Canon City. II Is expected
that between 300 and 400 out-of-town
people will be here at that time, and
to assure them proper hospitality. dur.
ing their stay in town an entertain
ment committee will make canvass
of the residence districts little later
on to secure pledges to furnish the
requisite number OF rooms for the en-.
campment visitors.
Wednesday was the birthday ami
versary OF Mrs Lottie Morgan OF the
local Woman's Relief Corp. and her
associates OF that organization sur
prIsed her by presenting her with .
big birthday cake. which she shared
with the other members OF the organ
jzation and OF Greenwood post. O. A
n. Coffee and other refreshments
were served In cslsbrating her birth
day anniversary.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-06
Prof. Haley Home
For Short Visit

Prof Arthur L. Haley. musical di-
rector for Rev. Charles Raine Scoville
of Chicago, the famous evangelist, re-
turned home Wednesday night from
Nowata, Okla. for brief visit with
his wife and family before resuming
his work at Kearney, Neb.. for which
place he will leave on Saturday.
Prof. Haley. as children's organ
izer and choir leader for Evangelist
Scoville. has had a wonderful expert
ence in Texas. New Mexico. Arizona
and Oklahoma during the past year
and has been brought in contact with
all manner OF people.
In religious meeting conducted by
Rev. Scoville and Prof. Haley at Bar
tlesville, Tex, last November. there
were more than 5000 converts Rev
Scoville and has an organization OF
seven assistants in his evangelistic
work. of which Prof Haley Is one OF
the most prominent.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-06
Caucus Held
In Florence

FLORENCE. ApriI 2s.-About I2o
voters gathered at the city hall last
nlsht from the three Florence pre-
cincts In response TO call for Re.
publican caucus. The following dele
gates were selected 20 represent Flor
ence a, the Republican county eonven.
tion to be held In the opera house in
this city Saturday. May /;
Precinct No. ~. d. Blunt. r. II.
Sabra, George Boettler. S. @. Kelso.
John Bald. Dan Morgan. Bert House
holder. w. l.. Morris.
Precinct No. st. NJ. Howells. J.
V. McCandless. J. T. Mclean. W. l..
Reiter. w. w, Cafky. f. l.. Everett.
Precinct No. 81 s. Van Law. ]. ID.
Taylor. William icFfe. James Mont
gomery. Z. c. Hall. Sam Petry. o. L.
Eberhard. r. II. Marsh and II. C.
Mosher.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-06
Petroleum Co.
Gets Oil Showing
At 3O5 Feet Depth

The Oil Greek Petroleum Company
got oil at depth at sos feet and shot
the well the first of the week. Since
that time the oil has been coming up
in excellent quality and in good quaint
lty. The Oil Greek people did not
hope for big flow, and have centered
their energies on a pumping proposi.
tion. They believe they have II.
Judging from their statements. al
though the officers will say nothing
one way or the other. From 10 tc
20 barrels day will probably be the
production after the pump is put In.
The OIL Greek Petroleum people
struck oil in their first well. but en-
countered water fault in this well
they have had no such trouble. and Il
is a perfect piece of drilling from
every standpoint Sample OF the oil.
which have been tested. show a high
quality and 1t would command a good
price
With oil commanding price OF 81
barrel. production OF 10 to 20 bar.
rels day would be money.making
proposition for the OIL Creek people.
They are not big company and have
not been to the enormous expense or.
dinarily demanded in drilling a well.
and for that reason could soon get on
a paying basis.