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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-13
ASUNTOS e. Ola :

pues de dos meses de esperas, de su-
pleas, de rucgos, de ocursos, de So
licitudes, etc, etc, los dichos emplea
dos acaban de deelararse CT huelga.
Una noche abandonaron el servi-
clio los de la Sexta Comisaria, y al
dia s~isuiente, ninguna de las siete
cen a. cuentr la metropoli, recibio la
vista de un p~racticante, de una en-
fermera, II de un camillere.
Por humanidad, porque los heridos,
los atropellados, los enfermos de la
,ia publica, no Sc muriesen como Pc
-os. sin la ssistencia Immediate que
las autoridades les brindan en- toda
ciudad civilizada, practicantes y en-
fcrmeras y camilleras, s.guieron gra-
tuitamente en- sus puestos, con la es-
reranza de que al fin y al cabo Sc les
pagaria; pcro la humanidad tiene sus
limites, y clos encontraron que 81 de
la suys habia llegado va.
Los que hayan tenido la mahsima
pata de necesitar de los auxilios me-
dicos de las comisarias, en- estos dias
de la huelga, deben haberla Pasado
nal, pues que no hay en- elias quien
pueda pone- una mala venda.
"Ahora bien, Sc preguntara el eiu-
dadsno pacifico, que no sabe nj quie-
re saber, de cosas politicas nj de CO.
sas de gobierno les possible que nj
Ell Gobierno nj el Ayuntamicnto, ten
gan con que pagan servieio tan nece-
sario, cuando Sc derrocha tanto dine
70 en- otras cosas, o es justo que Sc
llevc al pueblo a tales perjuicios, so.
20 por sostcner una tests legal?
En- tanto que el A~yuntsmiento y Ell
Gro. de Distrito Sc ponian de aeuer-
do, en- 10 de ST el uno o ell otro, tenian
la obligation de hacer tales pages,
5ien hubieron pod:do llegar ! una So
lucion temporal, transitional, que ase-
eurara que los puestos de socorro per
manecieran abiertos.
Pero en- fin: cosas hayt> serias tie
ne que r~esolver ell gobierno. para
que lc preocupcn los despan:urrados
por los camiones, los que sc atacan en-
Ia via publ.ca, O los que Sc saean los
intestinos en- las pulqucr:as.
En- cuaato a emPlcedoa que no CO.
bran sucido ESQ 10 there sin cuidado.
Pe1.o RECIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-13
uN AMIGO Sc LAS
RECOMENDO

Sucede a menudo que hscemoS mas
bien de 10 que creemos. cuando a.
conseiamos a IN amigo Ia manera CO.
mo puede recuperar su SAUDI. \.
Tohill. empleado del Lottie Hotel,
Evansville. Ind, nos dice:-DuraH-
te mucho tempo sufri dolores en- los
miembros V musculos. In doctor me
trat6 como 81 tuviera reumstlsmo.
pero no obtuve alivio alguno. Guiado
por ell consejo de IN amigo, probe las
Pildoras de Foley para los Rinones,
Foley Kidney Pills, Y empece q mejo-
rarme cast Embellishments" Magni-
ficas para dolor dc eSpalda. dolores
r~eumaticos, etc. etc lAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-13
Trnduceioa del irGaces para
Ia PregsG'

e ejercito. al enrrar a Ia
vida economical del pals. le
aDortara los mejorss elenen-
los del militarismo: Ia dlscl-
nljpa. la vsponsabilidad :
Ia estricta eiecucion de las
5-denes'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-13

nueva lccura, pero podemos, 81 quie'
IA: comprender el tragico ejempic
cue en- ella sc encierra.
Maurice Gdnd0jphe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-13

Para libros en- eSpanol dirijase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
l1S n. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-13
listed no Sc compromete a NADIA, NO gasta nj un cen.
tavo, no arriesga NADIA, no contrae obi gacion
de ninguna naturaleza.

Gus,oscs is eavisremos On precioSo sur
lido de muestras de gene-os para vestdos.
cl meip- folleto de nuev0s esttloa , los
~preeios mis- reducidos para vestidos sobru
nedidS ' EarsnHzados.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
Rlrthiay Pariy.

Little Miss Twilla Mae Gibson eel,
brated her sixth birthday Tuesday af
ternoon with "a delightful party al
which sh entertained number of hrl
little friends.
The children were treated to candies
iced lemonade and fruit throughout tn,
afternoon. and then after the enjoyment
az miscellaneous games and u rump on
the lawn. the birthday cake. adorned
with six burning candles. was cut and
served with lee cream.
Little Miss Gibson was the recipient
of many lovely birthday gifts from her
friends. those present of whom includ
ed Misses Claudine Timmons. Mary
Ruth Golding Doris Hall. Grace Gold
Ing. Pauline Timmons. and Masters
Lyman Hall. Murphy Nell Ellison. Flu
gene Timmons. and Ross lIall. of Her
ford.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
sIOUX ON wARPATH
TO FIGHT DISEASE

Times have certainly changed. I,
wasn't 80 many years ngu that when
a crowd ~ Sioux Indians got together
Of an afternoon there was usually "A
considerable amount ~ battle. murder
md sudden death In the air. Accord
ing tn the story bouys. the proceedings
usually opened with fircwater and
'lOscd with an entertainment In which
palvfac" tied "a "a stake was the chic.
performer
I,ut nowadays things are different.
When the Sioux Indians In Minnesota
S"t t0gr Their II n to listen to puhli,.
health lectures delivered In their own
language. and frequently by members
their own tribe There IL n great
heal ~ Tuberculosis among these In.
Hans. and the American Red Cross In
'hdenvoTing by means of these lecture.
To educate thcm In preventive meas.
ures against the disease.
Cine old chief. Two Hawks. IN an elo
qucnt lecturer Tor the lied Cross. And
certain squnw, who had never he
fore appeared IN public. prefaced her
remarks with IN statement that II
her audience were not cOmpOsed Ol
,dies and gentlemen she wouldn't talk
10 them.
A hundred years ago Il would have
been a brave paleface who would hnv.
delivered a lecture Ia an audience Of
Sioux. Some such lectures were de-.
livered. hut. as everyone knows. they
were usually In the nature of deathbed
remarks To-day, however. the In.
dams louk upon these things different.
~. and they are eager Ia learn al the
good that the Red Cross can teach
them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
Pan.IleIlrnIc Party Delightful AfiaIr.

one Of the delighttul 81 midwtek 50
cial festivities was the party "Wednesday
evening nj the home ~ Mr. and Mrs
T.. l.. Higinbntham. 1907 Van Burer
street. rive nhy the pan.lIollenic asso
cintion and other fraternity women OF
the city.
Yellow and whit, made an attractive
color scheme fOr the inerior decorations
while "A prufusiun IL golden glow and
cosmos carried out the dainty motif at
iractively.
The earlier portion 81 the evening was
devoted 10 the following delightful pro
gram:
Violin Solo--Miys Sadie Claude Curtis
Piano Solo--M Miss Radie Britain.
Reading-Mlss Bctenia Burgess.
Piano Solo--Niss Esthr Johnston.
Vocal SolO-Miss Fclice Stinnett
After the program the Jack e. Doolcy
orchestra furnished delightful music foi
dQncing until late hour. Delicious
rAr, hments of lee cream and cake
carrying out the evenings color schcm,
of yellow and white were served th'
following guests: Mr. aud Mrs vii
Monning. MIR and Mrs II. y. Sampson
MIR and Mrs. oHward Taylor. Mrs J
q. Curtis. Mr. q. &, Wayne. of Fort
Worth. Misses Bernice Russell Mnrgrct
Curtis. Sadie Claude Curtis lee Wolf.
ling. l.ouise Russell. Marcialettc Hall.
Minnis Madden. Cora Russell. Fclicc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
@I(cIEFA
RUTH J. MEYER
Mrs. Sanders EnieriE.ns With Series q;
Parties


Parties.
Mrs. ]. J. Sanders presided ns hostess
: ~ q series ~ delightful parties this
week, at her home. 1919 Van Burc1
| street
The first two 81 these were given on
Tuefday aud "Wednesday. A prOfusioi
81 beautiful garden flowers. combined
| with the quantity ~ fern were used IN
beatuifying the entertaining suite oi
10th days, while bridg" was named ~
the afternoons diversion. After a mum
ber uf enjuyD,ds rounds Of the yam.
delicious refreshments consisting ul
fruit with whipped cream. topped with
MarischinO cherries, and sugar coated
almonds. Were served In dainty little
cake baskets
Mrs. I'D liagut. az high sc0Ie holder.
on Tuesday, won handpainied nov.
city tray. while the consolation prize.
n dainty powder box and puff. went 20
Mira. li'n lee. Tuesdays guest includ'
I'd MeSlames W. a. Mcintosh, Robert
Martin. II. u. Swift. George Morris. ~
oklahoma city. Grady G.. Mobiles. Ed
iiagot. James Bush. jeff Summers. Jim
Ice. John Mcknight. Anderson. Hagan.
Miller Beard. Jim Vernon, Clyde Cock
iell. Charles WOODBURY.. Marguerite
tplHfht ffFH puN AZ CuVl NhukHiis fi'N'
nrd Paul. Glayds Seewald. Bernice Rus
sell. Maude Lynch OF Charleston. $. C..
and Lola Word.
As Wednesdays high score holder.
Mrs. Dean Kirk was presented with an
ornate silver tea.hall. while the conso
latlon prize similar tn the one pre-
yenied at Tuesdays party. went Ia Mrs.
Harding. Those participating In We'd
nesduy's Measure included MeSlames
". r. Coble. &. II. Austin. Canady.
Dick Ware. Chllders. ~ Wichita Falls,
Harry kcarns. Jack Wheatley. W. Il.
Ellis. Harding. Rcllew. Bond Burgess.
q. u. Garner Sam orr. Chancellor Wey.
mouth. Kirby Brown. Hugh Tolleson
Herman e. Pipkin. Dean Kirk. II. c.
Nicely. X. u. Cist. Hadford Hinton
Nicely. Thompson .of Dallas, Chas.
Dickensheeir. of New orleans. r. q.
Nhymnn. Charles Hoover. Leslie Hook.
crsmith. Bernard Tecl. H. &. ID. Bynun.
Albert Bivins. and Misses Dorothy Hub
hard. Lillian Horsbrugh and Mildred
Burgess
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
Party at waIIinrlord Residence

Mrs a. |. wallingford entertained
her Sunday school class II eight year.
old boys with a delightful party Wed.
ncsdny afternoon at her home 1901
Harrison street. Miscellaneous games
and contests were enjoyed during tho
earlier portion 1T the afternoon, and
then later poncurn hall hunt WIS
held These were wrapped IN oiled
paper and HID In every conceivable
nook and corner In the yard. aud the
search proved NJ less enjoyable than
the delicious finds.
When plans ion the party were first
talked over the little folks we've asked
what Kind of cake they would rather
have for refreshments There was a
long aud grave discussion upon the
respective merits uf bath chocolate
luN"r cake. and IN" opposing factions
hring unable to com" 10 terms Mira
Wallingfurd promised both kinds So
Wednesday afternoon n bunch ~ smnll
boys did ample Justice Ia two larg,.
cakes u chncolat" layer cake aud u
banana cake. which was served with
generous serves NJ delicious lee cream.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
To Meet In Canyons.

Instead of the regular Sunday even
ing services the Christian EndcavOr 80
cieiy. 81 the First Christian church
will meet In the canyons. Sunday. Aug
80.
The young people will gather nj IN,
church and from there, promptly al
lao o'clock. will motor Ia the selected
nte In the canyons where delightful
outing will be enjoyed. \ dcliciou,
picnic lunch will be- spread later IN ia,
afternoon. after which all will Assem-
ble for the regular weekly program
The party will return 10 the city about
dusk
All Christian Endeavorers are urged
10 he present. while q cOrdin Invitation
IL extended 10 the young people of the
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
BETTER BABIES.

The crusade Tor better babies has
spread from cOast 10 cCI<t. and taken
firm hold Of American Mothers Few
women realize how much iha III
health 81 the mother Influences the
mhcrn child, both physically and men.
tally. Women who suffer from mys.
FERROUS pains. backache. nervousness.
mental depression. headaches, etc.
should rely on Lydia u. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. made fran roots
md herbs. which for nearly forty
wears has been the standard remedy
lr Ihesc nllmenis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
sT Won, PIai, with Mrs. Howard.

An afternoon of Informal pleasure
marked the regular weekly session oi
the S'il Nous Plat club which met this
afternoon with Mrs. Marion Howard
A number of the ladies brought their
leedlework ana passed the afternoon In
this fashion. while others enjoyed
ridge. Garden flowers, arranged tast .,
fully about the rooms made a most az.
tractivc setting for the afternoon
pleasure. Later a delicious refresh,
ment course was served. Club guests
Tor the afternoon included Mesdames
Earl Shelton. Lodter. w. 4. Oliver
Forest Ansley. " y. oliver. Jr.. Clar'
nee Eaklc and Jim. q. Jenkins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
by France iilanee Quinlivan
NY WINDOW.BOX

ht 4uhUtttatt
I've wee box IN my window.
Where tiny garden grows:
A pansy plant and a bluebell---
Aud q beautiful. fragrant rose.
Last night. great, gaudy spider
Arrived there Ia spin her web.
Just az the stars hung their lanternf
And weary. sought my bed.
] dreamed that the spider fashioned
Wee, silken telephOne.wires-
Because twas ordered a. do 50
tone m my tenants desires
A tenant of my wee gardene
And while In slunber | lay
] eavesdropt, for WAS eager
To hear what she had to say.
A First came faint Jingle. pangle.
From the bluebell at the switch:
Then came the softest of voices
THAT hardest heart might be
witchl
The pansy said: rive been keeping
Your face each hour In my
thought
"A pause-then sweetest ~ answers
Was DER the silken wire caught
In perfumed brenth's low. clear wills
per
Came dearest words that one
knows
All vibrant, ungling with music:
II love you. dear" aid the rose.
] awohe and thought IN the darkness
OF yOU-away off somewhere.
] wondered how you were fating.
you know I shall always careJ
And II thoughts are things" I'm
knowing
You'll get message from me:
For J. have sent you wireless
My fingers still ON the key
Swift Ia yOur heart | have sent it.
One pansy thought to disclose.
I'm wOnd ring whether yOull answer
II love yOu"' ms did the rose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27

Ing In the city. enroute from Colorado.
where she has enjoyed a delightful visit.
10 hr home.
Mrs. q. G. Mayne. Of Fort Worth. IL
the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. q. Curtis, 1920 Washington street.
Mrs Mayne viii be remembered M Miss
Garlic Curtis Of Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
fHE WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR
FRIDAY

Mrs IT, n. Jack will receive the Fri
day Bridge Club at her suite In the
Maple Apartments.
The Self lmprOyement Club will meet
with Mrs. ID. &. Matthews al her home.
COOS Adams street.
SATURDAY
The Wonan's Auxiliary 81 the Am
erlcan Legion viii meet Saturday aftei.
noon az ) O'Clock at the Central Pres
byterian church. a program has h,ei
arranged for the occasion. after which
the regular business session viii b.
held
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27
SocinI Notes and Personal Mention.

Mr. and Mrs z. J. Schalk. u 1907
Jackson street. have as their guests.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Dunlay. Of Somer.
Sampson. ~ lieautmont. Texas The
p1riy motored 10 Amarillo. arriving
Wednesday.
Mrs Grover Davis aud daughter. I.u.
Ills. of 1909 Van iluren street. are Wis.
ting In Clarendon this week.
Mrs Gladys Maddox. of Ada. In visit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-27

stlneti. Bethenia Burgess. Radie Brit.
an. Egthr Johnston. Winifred Higin.
botham. and Messrs. Louie Patton, Neal
Hall. John Boyce. Brown. beaumont
Stinnett. y. q. Dunaway. Guy Garland.
or. Robert Moore. Ernest Thompson,
Dfiscoll and Cook
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-08

The Ingram oil company's No 3
Kennedy, located in the northeast
corner OF the southwest OF the
southwest OF the southcas. OF J-@s-
ow, have had two oil sands. from
700 to 1852. from 756 To 76O feet,
and are now drilling nt 700 feet
McGurtney oil n Gas company
No. 1 Fount. located in the south
west corner OF the northwest of the
southeast OF the southeast OF sec
ton 4-2s-bw, In making 1900, 900
gas at total depth of $40 feet No.
2 on this farm, located in the south
west corner OF tho northeast Of
tho southwest of the southeast OF
that section is n machine moved
In.
Callahan g. Green No. 1 Howard,
located I'm the northwest corner OF
the northeast of the rprthVp. Of
the northeast OF section 10-2s- 5w,
IL n machine moved in.
The Magnolia Petroleum COM
pany's No. Robinson, in the
northwest corner Of the southeast
of section l1-2s-5w. is drilling at
450 feet
Same company's No. 2 Martin,
located In the southeast corner of
tho northwest of section II IL re-
pairing rig at a total depth OF ,0S5
feet. Their No, 3 on this lease Is
drilling at 6s5 feet, while the same
company'E No. Floyd, located I'm
the northwest corner of the south
cast OF section 1i2s-5w, IL making
100000 gas at "A total depth OF
6lO feet.
Mcdonald ct al No Greer, To-
Gated in the northeast corner OF
the northwest of the southwest OF
27-1s-5w. is drilling at 100 feet
The Iomore oil & Gas compnny's
No Cobb, located In the south
west OF tho southeast of the south
west OF section 36-Is-5w, Is good for
t2 barrels at a total depth OF 70g
feet
The Magnolia Petroleum com
pany's No. | Cobb. in the south.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-08
in THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 624l W. H PECK Residence 7442
Residence 2442

farm. The Wiicox sand was topped
at 3,013 feet and II IL being cnhed
10 that depth.
Ofscttinx MIR. Mizonor on the same
farm, the White on corporation ~
drilling n It's Martha scott farm no.
located IN the northeast o 23.lb-
10. Tho WILCOX sand was found at
3.0Os ect and the ive-inch casing ~
being sot 10 fhaf depth
In the Same locality StcWnrt.
Samuels q K",scman is drilling at
around 1900 feet on its McWll-
Hams farm no /, located In tho
sOuthc9Bt Of 23-i5-i0.
Fred -. MiZcnots McNillidma
farm No. 3. IN the southeast Of 20.
b drilling a. 1900 feet.
Mizcncr, Secle a Heesoman are
putting In a rig on the Snyder farm
ia the southeast of %, while the
samc company Ia down 1900 fcct
on the Culp farm No. ! In that Hamo
quarter section.
West Of Bcgga In 2g-l5-lI. Fro-
ducors q Refiners corporation is
drilling nt 1000 feet IN No Gotz.
one lu,ation east Of No. ! also drill-
Ing at 500 feet IN No. GUtX, To-
Cdtcd IN the northwest ocrncr Of the
southwest II southwobt ot 2g-i5-il.
Producers a Rcfincfs corporation
- drilling at ! 100 feet In No.
Lula Lunsford located In the south.
wcbt corner OF the northeast Of
l-li-ll. Producers 4 Rcfincra cor
por1tion IL drilling Mt 700 feet In No.
PINK Hawkins located on the cen.
ter OF the east line of tho southwest
Of northeast Of 11-1i-li. No. q on
the center line, same lease, IN drill
ing at 400 feet. and Is moving IN
tools for No. In the northwest cor
nor whore II will offset on the
south the While King well Just com
rletcd. Also moving Ia tools for No.
In he northeast corner. Pink Haw-
kiuH lease.
Tho same company IN drilling at
3,hi0 feet In an oiRht-inch hole in
tho northeast corner of tho north
west OF southeast OF 2O-14-i1. on tho
Phillips farm.
Same company IL drilling at 1850
feet In the northeast corner OF the
northeast OF northeast OF 20-l5.i2.
being No. b Joe johnson lease.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-08
West of Ucnl,iton.

Tho Lone star Gas company's No.
I Baltisto. located In the southeast
corner of M" southwest Of the
souihoam of s-3s-iw. We a machine
rigging up. Same companys No. I
Eristow, located In Tho center Of
the southeast ~ the northwest ~
N" southwest OF section II, IL drill
ling ~ $50 feet The same com
pnny's No. Ryington, IN the north.
oHsi corner Of the southwcst Of the
northeast of section rs. Is machine
rigging up, while their No Nefs
ip the southwest corner Of the
southeast Of tho southwest OF the
southwcst Of section 32-2s.iw. Is
drilling at 40 fect.
Tho Great Southwestern oil com
pany's No. I Mullin, In the north
cast corner ~ the southwest OF Z
3s wv, ia drilling at $50 feet.
Todd Hale's test on the George
Fisher farm IN tho northeast cor
nor OF the southwest OF section Z
3s-2w. IL drilling at $50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-08
Railroads wiz Not
Get All They Ask

Pat Malioy has Just returned from
a business trip to New York, Pitts
burgh and Washington. where he
went To testify before the interstate
commerce commission on tho freight
hearing
Regarding tho. situation, Mr.. NAL
10y says: 1T may be that the rail-
roads will get an Increase OF rates
on petroleum and It's products The
fact that the industry owns most OF
the tank cars and provides large
trackage facilities In my opinion
does not warrant any increase as
they affect the petroleum industry,
Ono thing IL certain, the railroads
will not get the increase that they
ask "I firmly believe thoro will
bo q flat increase rather than on a
percentage basis" says Mr. Malloy.
"A flat Increase preserves the pres
ent relationship and will serve tho
interests OF the inland refiners who
ship their products over the roal-
road. II will assure the railroads
the tonnage they need, II viii be
10 the interest of the government
and the taxpayers who have guar
anteed the revenue OF tho railroads. 4"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-08

Tho oklahoma Producing & Re
timing company has just completed
throe new wells on It's OsaEc-
iiomiuy lease. which are as follows;
It's No. i63 In S-23-s which came
In with an initial production of l25
barrels at total depth OF 2157
feet, No. lac In 5-28-S which is
good for 800 barrels at depth OF
2,675 feet ana No. l43 located In
6-23-S which In good for 25 barrels
at 2,S69 feet Same company's
twin we'll to No. In the northeast
Of l9-22-i0 was completed last
week and has been flowing about
100 barrels, This Is an offset to
tho big Gypsy skclly Phillips well
brought In several montha ago.
Producers & Roflners corporation
IN spuddlng In today well No. To-
Gated In the southwest corner OF
the northwest OF 31-27-6, offsctting
to tho cast tho well tho Marland
Refining company drilled some time
ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-08

east corner Of the southeast of the
aouthwrat of the southwest OF 3s
Is jw, is machine moved iu.
The Ilbwkcye on n Refining
oOmpany'A No / Lawrence, In the
northwest corner ~ tho southwest
~ the southwcst Of the southeast Of
~ ls-3W, H. q rig
The Texas companys No I Shir-
ley, located IN the northwest cor
nor Of the northeast ~ s-2s-5w,
is crooked hole NJ 1915 feet
The Wcstovcr on companys No
! cobb. lHHu'o1 900 me uI.,1H
~ the northwest ~ section 1-2s-5w,
II good Tor 10 barrels In sand found
from iOi "a 130 feet
The Magnolia Petroleum com
pony's No. 2 Brown. located in the
southeast corner of section 2-2s-5w.
is u machine moved in
Cosdon a. Co.'S No 1 oliver. To-
Gated in the southeast corner of tho
southwest of tho northeast of tho
southeast Of section 2-2s-5w, is drill
ling nt t75 feet
The Albion on company's 40. !
BohAnau. located In the southeast
corner ~ the southwest Of section
22H-5w. 2 Is drilling at 300 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-08
Texas Production

The average dIIpy production Of
Ehstland county Changer ucidJ dur
ing the past week amounted to a.
total ut 26,l35 barrels, which is a
decrease OF something like 1000
barrels over the figures for tho pre-.
Nous week. stephens county ttnc
breckenridge dsuicD, also showed
an ihcr"nsc--thc daily average FOR
mat fiolh being jI5O6 barrels
against bB,679 barrels FOR the week
l"l"r" Tho daily average OF the
DoHdolnoua noid for last week
sohwcd a slight docreasc. the total
htlng 1890 barrels, which 90 drop
II about 700 barrels, while the Bunk
burnett iic.d, that IS the northwest
extension, is reported To have fallen
1ft In production to the cxtcnt Of
moro than 10000 barrels daily
'ihH ~ said to be due to the lack
Of new wells IN the newer portion Of
Tho ficld whore flush prediction has
heretofore been large.