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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
NOTICE Or NOM FI.ECT,oS

Notice In hereby gwen tina, an elec.
ton Wi BE- held a, the court house -
Potter County Texas. IN the city "
Amarillo. within the Amarillo lndr.
pendent school District. on the sth dav
q June. 1890. 10 determine whether ihs
bond q aid district shall h. issued ~
thu amount ~ Twenty Thousand Do.
lafi ,ssp Ooe oel payable twenty years
fr.fn thcir daie aud bearing interest
- thr raie 90 ny ver rrrt % peu.run
ptg anaun fnr tn pu1ore 20 con.
aiructlng and ,gU.gping q pullir ira'
aehtsA h3i'lipg q brick material ar1
purrhrfg q "a. therefor and cons'ru.
sttug permanent plirs q hrick mate
IA 20 thr hsick public lree srhool build.
Ing Il aid district. within said dis.
ti-i. and whether thtrc ahall he au.
nully De- ,eil. az q ana collected CD
al taXaiir property iu said district ftr
tife current ysar and annually thsitaf.
to- Will. raii bond. or auy OF Them
are oaigtnniinE. "a tax ruffiri aut tn nav
the current Interests on said bonds and
provide tlnking fund suffice 20 60 D.
the principal az maturity
!. N. Duualdum hus lseen aupafrffl
manager Il sni election. which shall
H. held ~ nearly az may D. possible
IN conformity with the general ,icc.
ti''n Laws q the state.
M pr "a snail vote ~ said election
Unless b. h. a qualified voter under tho
o.n4 .itution ana laws q thr stsf. rsp
q taxpayer In said Amarillo IndCpend.
sIf School District
Thms in favor q tn Issuance a. ~.
h.inds and tho lcvying a the tax shah
~rite of PRINT on their ballots "Ipi.
TiiE BONDS AND THE TAX: ana
thucs against tn isaInce of the bonds
and the lc,ylng q IN tax hail uriie
a. print en- th.ir hliloi. AGAINST
THE EONi s AND THE Ia
sah rlccnon vas ordered Ds the
Board a. TFir,c. e said Amarillo o..
dspendent = h-d Dluurt by order
pes Il on ihe sth day e May. 1880. an
this noiics be- lrd Pursuant g. ail
orlrf.
Dated this ths sth day - May. 1880
q. = HI.fSDEl. Urer.dani ol the
rnaf,i q Trustee ~ said District
af;s=t s .. Ni.wRpLD sorfr
a. > f,oard of Trustee Il aaid Distinct
SAL
May i..le -. June :
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Mdr:ketNeWl2s3
WEAKNESS IN STOCKS
CAUSES COTTON BREAK


NEW YORK. MAY ii.-Thcrc was o,
sharp hrcag IN the cotton market g.
day with October holding off FROM
5C.i5 o. 1888. ca siXty points net los.
or. That delivery closed 10 1885 with
the general Do, closiug barely steady
az a net decline OF 20 o. A. points S,l
srs wecr influenced by combination
of factors. including uuiayor1bcl Man
cheater trndc advises.
/ pcsslmlsilc views of the domestic
goods situation. U,akn"ss IN the stocI,
market and more favorable detailed
wcathsr reports. Tho pocuns Was low.
81 tn responsr 10 relatively easy clhies
Prices rallied right aiVr The c,il 500
the forecast ~ showers la 90, eastern
bit. covering and little buying ay
rpot hou brokers Liverpool was 70
considerable seller OD tho badge white
there was also good de-, og SELLING
TOT southern ac,ouni. TIL, mlrk,i eos.
esi Oft IN consequence and later SELLING
became mon" general Reports That
6..Oo bales 81 cotton had arrived her
from Sayauah which would D., certified
for delivery on contract probably ,n.
courafsd the selling movement. but
May was relatively uui,t and steady
during the entire day
Port receipts tUdly So hlies vu.;ri
State port stD.ks ii6o.t.t h,lrs ~
eNpofts wer .rspnr.d ;o,l,y. Eap.us
20 iar this season s.-oo see.
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New Orleans Cation.


NEW ORLEANS. MAY u In III,
early trading io,ny the cotton marie;
DID better a. the result ~ haung on
the part q traders who read win alarm
teieErams from the northwest section
of the belt saiing tha; rivers and rr,'f.
were out % hanks aud the crop had
b~en oyerflowcd over wide aTsat The
advance however lust L. h.adWay an
r~li.ng prss urr devsloped un fact TIN,
the wather map WAS dry outside ~
Texas and oklahoma. selling goi Us
motive power lai,s most ly from a cable.
gram from puyat" lAN,upol sources
rsporiing ,iagnani trade N Manch's
ter and claiming that manufacturer
were ovefhought on yarns aud "a CON
tinued ~ .nilt.c reports from dom.s
tic mill and cotton E,sis rrntoTs Last
price, were 40 net Jose IS ~ - O. a
points.
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sugar Quiet.

~ NNaHFtalHA fFNs
NEW DIRK. May n The local mar.
krt Tor raw sugar continues quic, with
refincrs siill unwilling o. pay the pnc.
o. asked TrlcsB srr n0miuany an.
changed az is O.. cents for Cubas cost
and fiicnghi equal o. glst5 for con.
trifugal although h.larrs are askiu.;
20 cents fUi Cuhas coat and frc.ght
equal o. sales e., centrifugal. with
porto riclr Hyailafle ~ The same leyS.
No sale syyerc reported Pine Eranu.
lated from 1880 o. q ccuts Deliveries
ar ald % De- Improving. but rcfiusrs
rr "il huy On I'D orders
'.n1"Ils rn7tiuuvr active. Sugar
.rTrnH u..a carrier notwiihstandin;
81, f.tHa.s Boo lHvH Dnsa.nr prices
~rs un,rrrFl r tha rr.v.r' cr6n
di.. -r1 f.s slime t,r point.
elos thr provinces clos. on covering aUl
hrl lutHZ o.. r.uulrs1r houses
Wlc v.a.Ed uUt.r liquidation ,'..
.ng lo Co g pa.Hts uet lower N.w
crnp. were .i 'H 50 plu'e iDlII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12


NEW. DIRK. May 1.-THE market
for coffee futures was easier today un.
der realizing " recent buyers and sell
ing by brokers supposed t. he operating
for local importers OF Brazilian inter.
ests The opening was 10 points
lower and the close VS. ~ the loves,
point Of the day showing net losses %
- 10 - points. May ii7o. July 1901;
September isei: ovtol,er ls55: Deccm.
beT and January 1850. March 1851
Spot coffee quiet and nonlnally un-
changed NJ - SO to IS - Tor rio Is
and 3 - % - Ia fdr santos IS. The
Official cables showed a decline 81 $50
reis IN the rio market. Santas futures
were 80 refs lower 20 50 refs higher
Santos cleared 1880 bags for New
York brazilian port receipts 1900
Jundlahy receipts 1900.
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Fort Worth livestock.

FORT WORTH May il.-Caiilc r..
ccipts s.O0e. steady. bccycs sO0d Os0
rtockors 7.so@ti050: COWS 3.0oass.se
hcii,rs G0oG ST. 0o: bulls 5.e0HSs so,
calves 5e0aSli.55
Hog rccdpis 5000. - IN % cents
lower. Heavy l37sgSl4Oo. urht i4oo
N&l+es medium sli.s5. mixed 1875
I21i; common ib-oasii.75: pigs $50
HSl.ei
SHEEP reeeip,r 10 600. lambs 1909
Sifsi. ycarliugs L. o0a&la 90. wc,hcrs
looofsli -: ewes s.00as SO 90. cuts
s.oo1 ss oo. goats 4s0at5.00
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
EARLY CORN ADVANCE IL.
49, FULlUM[U OI UnUr

nIfNNAN 70 are safNA
CHiCAgO. Nat 81 Although Or e.
recruit u, w,' weather ou advanced
tUiay in t1r hrh'.t ua.,. SCI ihis .,l.
In. DO. -aIH U3 uH bo.b we'll Clos.
ing uuuHtH1 w,r, unsettled ,aDlur
FROM ss cents net d,,hno Co us, ol
% cents. wru Ju.y $3.50 70 90 ylt,
- end september tita rN fn Dos. &c.
cats lust % o. l., to O cent Provision.
tb, outDHm, ranged rOm cents W'
o. a. DO cents aI.auy. Fear that OBJ
rains prevailing uuHll dD1t ulautins
bad au evident hJ.lsh effect 600 tl.
corn mlik't at 90" opening hgt I,
tcg guirth followed ualus 90 .u.
uu.u. DO ta.' fB. Ct.lg. Mills.
kr, Hri S. N railway would u,
ppi',.r.' 'u Euu lul.rr DURING Ga
newt trs d1t-
Reports h.t Goo 600 bushels ~ e..
madam cats wrr' aguf y 90. Raises.
iHr ,I.rE1 ,..ufrl I. . N,silsA factor
in t.' Dtts E..l.ri
fr.rr.nr w.s, rNuu.l mainly 0.
th, action w ,ag.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
Cotton seed oil Higher.


NEW oRk, May il.--Cot-on seed 20
advanced 10 90 - points early On lit.
Tie buying Tor accouni 90 the south an :
west. but reacted later under r,.,lizins
sales and with cution. Active deliver.
les closed unchanged O. six p1inis NJ;
hiKher. spot oil remains in 4 strong 20.
Sigicn.
Sale Use barrels Prime crude
Is.soa sls. 90: pfimr summer yellow
spo; is.seGs2o oo; May SIS ~: july
ua.ss, september Sl9Si; all had Prime
winter yellow and summer white uomi.
nal
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Mkhaa Il,cstack.

-TfTNT - II |f""f
WICHITA HANS. Nav n Receipts
today 500 cattle steady 90 weak. steers
s.sNafi300. COWS ana hoif,ra s50d
'liso. -'nossrs ana feeders s50asii. 80
hullr l.50H lls oo. fiuk cows and hcf.
or s.51hsS5 80; calves 5.soGslo50
liCg receipts to-day 600. hogs steady
top fi4C0. bulk Sl400 o. aifGO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

HOUSTON 'IaE johnston ana
shreveport h7uled 90 H 81 uurs &C.,.
th' gam" lH.rr called 600 account U
r.kues. with DO. s.Dre @ aul @.
Shreveport Uo. 600 u'u uUn 600 o.,
HHuf'uu ... UHl I.f pln 600 u01 GO
i'r's.u UuI N.r..r put.u. Glenn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
CHAMPIONS DEFEAT.
GIANTS NINE To 4
RFDS WIN FIRST GAME OF SEA.
son FROM EASTERN CIIB
-BOSTON WINS.


CINCINNATI MAJ 10 The world =
champion Reds won their first game
cd; th' season from au eastern club b,.
t"rr large crowd this evening br
knocking hUth Barnes aud Douglass oli
1 L. ---.--.L
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
YANKEES TRIM
SOX SIX To FIVE
~ THIS HITTING II F'ElTIRE OI'
GiME--iIITS TWO UOuhRS ~
TIMES NJ BiT.


NEW YORK. Nlt If-l.Wh's spec.
iaruiar hitting was feature of New
Works. victory owen Cui,..n today. o.
imr tucn up b. boo two home runs .
uipi' and drew o. hi.. un bail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

fHii.AIHIiiilA MAY o. --Kirr'
gave .tvsn ha.'y oH ha.i. to-day. hu;
h"l "a LeUif 'u lhr,, h,ts and phi,a.
d,Irhi3 won.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

Two i4s hits Griffin Wrlch. Burn
Jacobson. Thro" hnsr hits Cr.ifin So.
l'n lasss Slslsr. Dyk'' Burns ~
Thomas nouhl" plsye Thomas. DYKES
and Griffin. Wrlcb. Galloway am
Thomas l,ls' IN balls Suthcrn
Kinney :, Struck oui Slther1n e. Kin.
nov .
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80, rnI.RN ASSOCIATION

a.. A,,su', 90. iaui, iH.. o.
so Sew DlI.s ChuarHrr %
y, S..htal, @ Birmingham
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N,v Work

IH" IH. I.i ihuh. CO. trUl. IEI,,
'l t's duncan. rarus Young g l>rl
Us Stolen hJs,e N,1i. !. Wur1.
i,t. ga hailS l.ll,. . law,s r. Wr.
t,u o. Struck uut Ellui 4. puuglta o.
WL.t.-, !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

81 Louis Stay u Boston defeat
ID - lous in N" opening game OF
o.. ri's h.r" tr'lay hy launching lmu
hits Wl'h tNo tas,s ur hl. iH th. u.,'
minus fHr three runs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
Where They Play
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

NHiftt ItttN ft.Nt tODh.
National.
liostun 40 81 i.uuis.
Hronslyn nt Chicago.
Sos York ut cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
American.
Dhicasa ut Sew York
ST. Louis 90 philad lphia.
Detroit ai Washington.
Cleveland lt Boston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
Tigers Rcai Senators.

WASHINGTON. MAY ~ Three h's
ana o. psssed hail Melted Detroit thr-r
runs in tho ninth inning md IN, op,.
irg game - the series with Washlns.
ton
Detroit ................o o0 100 cot
Washington ........... on Oi0 ono-g
StsuaEc Mnvn'ith. Bclaud' Alien old
ham: Schadchi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

During the war the Germans made
81 airplane and 81 Zeppelin raids On
England
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

Tnr'" base nts EIth Home runs
Ruth 9. r,ckiupaurh f,lsh Stolen
hls Jourian Doubt, pay, Weave.
h collins and Juurdlf. M,Nulhn AMI
l"nriou. Kerr SshaW and Juritn.
l.e on halls Nay g. Wlsir1n q.
k,rr Stur. 900 MAYS 3, Ecu Z.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
y l5't.l f,r O'N.l 10
~. Louis.

stolen hafps Mluutillv. l'ase o
halls Fiilingim :. Jacobs o Struck oy
by Fiilngim O. Jacobs ] Sh,ridl l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
TIE WORLD MOVES
OD0I
la. AZ. MILIINGHiM. House MoveI

a. ". MII.I.INGIIiiL House Mover
I wish Ia announce that MIR. w.
G.. Street ~ mo- successor 0f mine.
only sold him remnant at house,
moving iimicrs that were practical.
Is worn out Hnd could not he used
successfully IN the house moving
business. also wish 10 announce I
have ia" most complete outfit that
cn De- bought AMI am In Amarillo
mcying houscs aud expect 60 stay.
rr mr for prices.
G. w. WILLINGHAM
HOUSE MOVER. PHONE no
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.sPUDDERS BEAT
GALVESTON 81
IlNN HOLDS PIRATES 10 FIVE
hits AND WINS SMITH con.
SECl1INE GAME.

o. AEsseiAisl PEGS
GALVESTON. Nav -laps.s into
dumb cooperation bv the Galy,Fon iu.
Held combined with Cude-if llrf'
i''utcn' gave Wichita Falls another
Ni'iroy over tho Pirates Co .. Jim.
Inir Iinn held them Co Us, hits three
cd which were two hlgg,rt % 1858
I'nn.r sixth c.useruti,c victory this
rUaruu.
Ni'hii1 Falls ....... 900 o10 o01-s
GALVESTON .......... l0o 600 UpO-.i
.uuand Jos,lson Gulg,f .ul ca
rein.
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y L''',l COZ M1clcnnm IN :. " la'
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aiay i.Is -. June .
Evening star., 1920-01-02
SICK GERMAN CHILDREN
! AIDED BY RED CROSS

BERLIN. Thursday. January 1.-The
American section Of the German Red
Cross is the recipient Of a check for
2.500. 900 marks donated by relief COM
mittees in the United States for the
benefit of tubercular and undernour-
ished German. children More, than
1000 of these children will thus be
able to go to sections where climatic
and food conditions promise them
health. ~
Only the advanced cases Of Juvenile
tuberculosis will be transferred to
Switzerland, as the German Red Cross
is compelled to proceed with the
greatest economy in the distribution
of funds. The present rate Of ex-
change places Switzerland beyond the
reach Of all but the most urgent cases
Herbert Hoovers plan to coordinate
American food relief so far as it con-
Germs the transfer Of personal dona-
tions from Americans to Germans is
hailed here with enthusiasm. as 1t is
believed 1t will terminate abuses re-
sulting from indiscriminate shipments
through American forwarding agents.
1t is said most packages arriving in
this way not only arrive in poor. con-
dition, but that the quality of the con-
tents indicates the minimum amount
Of attention is given the selection OF
food. the manner OF packing and the
method of shipment
Evening star., 1920-01-02
PROTECTING
HUNGARIAN CRIMINALS
Trial Reveals Refusal to Extradite
Bella Kun and Sympathy for
Men Interneu.
BY A. r. DECKER.

Special Cable1rnm to The Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright. 1919.
VIENNA, December 30.-The trial Of
the Hungarian communist thieves
and murderers is. prods cling unex-
rected results. The, Austrians have
refused to extradite Bella Kun and
ere a showing extraordinary sympathy
for interned criminals. A few days
ago they arrested several Hungari-
ans who were exploring the, vicinity
OF karlystein, where Bella Kun is sup
posed to be interned. The Austrian3
assert tina. the Hungarians intended
to kidnap Fela Run, take him tc
budapest and deliver him u, to JUS
uce, which may be, perhaps, true, for
the Hungarians are greatly embit-
tered toward the AustrIanS.
Several days ago HunSarians CAP
tured in Vienna communist wanted
for trial and took hlm to budapest
without the Austrlans knowing any
thing about the incident. Yesterday
two brothers named Fellner appeared
before a Budapest prison and offered
the guards 100000 crowns (normal-
ly 100000 II they would liberate
korwin Klein, a communist condemn
cd to death for murders committed
under Bela> Kun's directions. The
Fellners we're arr 7steG and will be
tried for '"nlfliCity.
korwin Klein symbolizes bolshev-
ism as practiced in Hungary. He is
not more than four feet tall. hump
backed, arms reaching almost to the
ground, a great head shaped like a
melon. large furtive eyes and thick
lips. He looks more like a gorilla
than human being. Korwin Klein
was Bella Kun's agent for the political
inquisition and headed a large beg d
of armed spies and cutthroats who
hunted down the men on Bella Kun's
list, forced information from them by
torture and killed several of them.
The great desire to free Klein is
doubtless due to the fact that he is
one Of the principal witnesses against
Bella Kun and the escaped communists
in Switzerland and Holland. and who.
having plenty Of money, can well afford
to attempt his liberation.
It seems certain that Bella Kun is
not interned in Karlstein. Perhaps
he has already been freed and al
lowed to return to Russia by way of
Germany with that other violent COM
munist, Radek, who has just been lib
Grated by the Germans.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
AMERICANS IN BERLIN
DEC. 81 RECALL DRY U. S.

BERLIN, Thursday, January lin
the midst of the merrymakng incident
to Berlin's second after the-war New
Year eve thoughts of "arid" United
States recurred to Americans who are in
the city. Every now and then at the
Adlon and Bristol hotels, where Ameri-
cans assembled, some one was heard to
remark:
81 wonder what they're drinking in
Broadway tonight?'
Berlin did not suffer any dearth Of
beverages, thanks to the ''hole in the
west through which liquid refreshment
found its way to the capital. In antici-
patton of luxury and turnover taxes
which will be effective after today, Ber-
lin had its final fling last night. All
reservations at hotels were gone days
ago. and because of the large number of
foreigners in the city the Adlon and
Bristol hotels had the biggest receipts
they had ever known. At the latter a
pig was paraded about the dancing floor,
the porker being symbolic of good luck
in Germany.
In spite of the inclement weather, the
crowds in the downtown section were
almost as large as those that gathered
for New Year eve frolics before the war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
PLAN TO ORGANIZE CONCERT BAND
ALONG SANE LINES HERE IS BEING
CONS|DEREDB BY MANY MUSICIANS

Amarillo hrs been without q concert
hand ~ any kind Tor many months. hut
interest " roviving IN the subject slow
H.. and prospects are good Tor such nm
that win be- worthy ~ the
support ~ the citv before much more
time has elapsed The musicians ~ the
city nrc somewhat dubious over the
situation not to my discouraged but
most ~ them hive expressed u willing
ness ~ Join fundamentally into any
move toward recognizing a band, pro.
vidcd that the band Is run alone sano
lines
u has been stated by most ~ the
musicinns TINT have been connected
with hands previously M Amarillo That
no systematic management has been
made ~ the affairs at the hand. For
lneirncc II IN said that " any member
81 the band wished Ia do ~ he could
take q contract for any kind 81 n job
NJ any price that suited him. Then he
would make terms with the other must
cipna NJ any price he could. with the
result that there were many misund"r
standings among the hand members, ana
much unnecessary friction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
TEXAS BANNERO|L PRODUCING STATE
DUE TOGREAT INCREASE INOUTPUT

FOPT Worth. Nov 20.--'rcxaa now
~ The banner I'll producing state of htc
United States due 20 the Sensational
Increases Ia the output ~ stephens
county during the past few weeks.
The North Central Texas fields ARE
now running 20? 900 barrels daily. about
i20.NO0 barrels ~ which come from
stephens county. pussibly III" best single
oil pool in America AT this time. and
the Gull Coast section " turning out
about 100 nOO barrels daily. giving the
state n total ~ 1888 600 barrels daily. II
hns taken the large increase Of 'hc
North Central TcNns fields during the
past few weeks to put the state ahead
~ Oklahoma. which IL turning ont an
average ~ slightly morcthnn 900. 900
barrels daily California also has n pro.
duciiun NJ close to 800 600 barrels The
present stephens county production has
been surpassed by few fields In the
history II oil production. and possibly
10y not more than the old Spindle Top
field. the Gushing pool of oklahoma.
an done or two productive districts ~
California. hut II IN Just now the largest
producing field IN the country.
Thcro l. generally u better feeling re.
gnrding the situation In stephens. espe.
CHILLY In the Breckenridge district which
has been suffering from state ~ over.
production. ~ N declared that through
u strict observance IT the Texas Rail.
read Commissions rule 81. which for.
bids drilling wells ton close 10 each 9th.
~. there has hecn practically no waste
In the field In spite ~ htc Inability "
pip" lines - handle the production and
, the flow of wells has had To- be curtailcd
but little. Nov II IN declared that the
new pipe lines ~ the Texas Company
ana the Prairie Pipe Line Company viii
BE- completed into Breckenridge this
week and they viii give the territory n
fun outlet fnr present needs. The ap
plication In Breckenridge has prevented
the drilling ~ more than one well "a
each block. and the same IN applied a.
the territory near the tuwnHiic.
IL IN beloved that II this rule had
been In force during the earlier devcl
opment that the vastage IL much oil
would have been avoided nj Burkburn
eft and Dcsflcmunn.
The southern pnrt 81 stephens county
now continues IN the limelight because
of the recent development ~ 5000
barrel flow from the Tomlinson well Of
tho Texas Company. one mile north II
i.serav hv drilling II down To the
Ranger deeper pay. at 5000 feet. All
previous production there had been IN
the Caddo lime at a.2OO feet. and all had
been only small producers. II " now
expected that all other wells In the dis
irict will be put down To tho Ranger
dep'h.
This well also In bringing forth n new
interest In the possibility of finding III,
big Ranger pay In n vast field which
covers the southwestern part al
stephens. the northwestern part ~ East
lnnd and the eastern part Of Shackel
ford county. In the latter county th'
Snyder well 81 the Associated OH Com
pany apparently has found the RANGE
lime nj ! 900 fcot and ~ Standing fuI
~ oil. although Il has never been drilled
In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

Young county furnished what was
probably the most important develop.
mcnt In the enetirc field IN the NJ. X.
Graham No. | ~ the oklahoma Petrol.
cam n Gasoline Company. which "
flowing more than 1000 barrels daily
from the 200 foot sand IN the gouth
Bend district. ON n ,hrcc.hour test Il
flowed at the rate Of more than 1000
barrels daily and In conaervatively re-
ported % be- good for 600 barrels daily.
This N by FAR the best well the county
has every developed. as other wells In
the South Bend district have averaged
from goo ~ 600 barrels from the various
sands that range from ! $50 10 $500
feet.
In the Panger.Eastland and Deade-
mona fields there have been no devel.
opmcnis uf unusual Importance. but
there IN a notable trend toward a grad.
uni Increase IN the output of both fields.
This IN due, not To new production. but
10 the employment of more experienced
production men on tho various Leases.