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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-13

has been 10 to 20 acres would not
make bale of cotton on account OF
the weevil and the boil worm.
"a want the cotton producers of
the South to get it out of their
heads that we are going to make a
big crop this year. Get off of the
bear side of cotton and be bull, a
big bull with a hump on your back.
"All the cotton states except
two were represented at Montgom-
cry, Arizona and Oklahoma being
absent. The report was unanimous
from all the states that deteriora-
ton was greater than had ever
been known and that the govern
ment estimate was too high. l want
to say to the cotton farmers and to
those who have 1919 cotton, Just
sit steady in the boat and you will
see cotton 60 very much higher
than it has been yet. The great big
cotton bears of the world are now
getting scared
: No Big Crop This Year
: "They know that here will be no
big crop this year and they will
soon run to cover. Just at this writ
ing, l learn that cotton has ad-
vanced 200 points, the limit allowed
by law for one days fluctuations.
And the reports stated that there
was none for sale.
'Now, just a word to those who
are selling their first picking: If
you will hold it off the market, put
in a warehouse or under shelter,
you will in a short time get $50 a
bale more for it.
"All that we have to do this year
to make the South independently
rich by obtaining for once a profit
on cotton is to adopt the method
outlined by the American Cotton
association at the Montgomery
meeting. The price fixing commit
mittee recommended a price of Az
cents ealing the price upwards one
cent a month after the first of Octo-
ber.
The Farmers Program
"This committee weighed the stu
alton very carefully and viewed it
from every angle and standpoint,
and fixed the price according to the
law of cost of production and supply
and demand of raw cotton. We rC"-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-13
PALMETTO COLLEGE

Palmetto College offers thorough in Stenog
raphy, Secretaral, Typewriting, Bookkeeping Ac
counting and kindred branches. A scholarship in
Palmetto College gives you membership in
Free Employment Department. We receive more
calls for trained executives than all other colleges
in the South We furnish all the old established
business colleges with teachers Individual in
structon. New equipment Experienced teachers.
Day and Night School. Positions guaranteed You
complete the prescribed course of study in
Palmetto College in less than half the time requir-
ed in any other school, Our student body repre-
sents every state in the South and as far east as
Pennsylvania The reason is Palmetto College is
known everywhere.
Address, Box e5, varnvi1e, S. c (Mother SchooD
Box 173, orangeburg, S. G. Wentworth St.,
Charleston, sc
The School That's Known Everywhere.
We Pay Your Railroad Fare to Palmetto COLLEGE.
PALMETTO COLLEGE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27
LIST Of Contributors
TO CAMPAIGN FUND WILL
Be ANNOUNCED SHORTLY

Special o. Ire N,.s
DALLAS. TrN cat 20 "A l.., ~ ar
contributors &C. the b,u,- ratio national
campaign fund viii h- announced ~oon
according 90 the TEXAS Headquarters
This list viii p" divided into three 49,.
tons showing the contributions bV cities
aud counties. tho contributors ~ large
sums and the list 81 tho state and
county ofns lalS az well - the member 3
~ congress and the United states SGT
axe who have contributed
senator Morris Sheppard matched the
! Presidents contribution with $500 re-
crnty reported and tuIi~i states Son
aior Culberson contributed 5000 \ mum.
Der Of the congressman have reported
substantial amounts. Because ol the
number % requests that have been made
upon the state headquarters Tor asccr.
tanning u county and state officials
both those In office and those rcuom
mated. have contributed the Texas
hcadq ulrterS has decided % announce
the contributors among the officials. n
u Is possible to get the ist completed
az an early date.
\ number 81 counties which pledged
money ~ the Fort Worth convention
have also reported their pledges. while
icw counties which nlfdgcd nave not
returned the amount Cnon the pledges
81 the counties made at Fort Worth
amounting to SIS. oo0 the national head.
quarters had this amount und-rvrltten
and unleSa these pledges are made good
by the respective counties the national
headquarters viii show a deficit N that
amount. the state headquarters are al.
yiscd. Wichita Fails Is leading with
funds reported % state headquarters
Neither san Antonio. Houston Fort
Worth or Dallas have a. yet reported
their iull pledged amount
The state headquarters are hcirg
pressed Tor funds ~ IN" national office
which finds iis..lf with heavy expenses
during the lat few weeks N the cam
p,lsn. Contributions can b. made e..
rcCt to county chairman ur sent .n
Royal L.. Watkins secretary trcristier
AZ Western Indemnify building. Dills
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27
TREMENDOUS STRIDES IN PRODUCTION
APE MADE IN STEPHENS DURING WEEK;
EFFORT MADE TOGHEcK COMPETITIONS

IIo lH.tinus week Tis Ilt 900. total
4 fH the Npr,h Central o. Ets fi''ds uu 20
.. 200 haucls daily. iHo hirb'st point
ih" production has reached .u. several
months IN" average iur iHo pas sis
ur eight months his been around zoo
900 barrels daily. a. jesse
The couutyH record hta already SUI
passed the high peak Ell production Coz
NIcniI county. and che production uf
ihr Breckenridge field hrs 'Nrr,-i,d that
~ 90" hurkhufu,ii NJrsun,r field,
ouo" called M" wonder urid uf th"
world " N estimated tht' eighty u'r
cent of stephens Cnuu'ts output comes
from m" Breckenridge district or about
Hn GOO barrels daily
tn" normal captDitv ni Ill pipe lines
In stephens County d. n. 600 barrels
daily and two additional lines NOW are
being laid into the Hlcrk'uridg" dis.
iri.t. bN ~" Texas and Prairie cont
iIuirs. but u IN now declared that soy
"rtI other lines VIII Dec required in tah.
ear" 81 the rapidly growing roduo.
tlou.
The pip, line report for next week
likely viii record - box decline in the
output oi 10" county. but % viii hc sim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

Even after participating In
the prirary. the qualified
,lccim X legally free To vote
aa BE- ohR Sos In the general
election o. TrNaS Supreme
Court Decision.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

as i-au-v the nipo lines are unable
g. auf b. lnd not because tho poieu.
i.u production ~ 90" county has d..
olin'd since there is yet only a small
pHrt ,f th proven territory in stephen
thar hls been developed many opor.
uiurH aIc confident th1, the total fr
stephens C"I"it iulN eventually reach
as bah as 10000 barrels dl!ly.
New Lu>lIrr District.
M" week hlH aIsu brought 10 llrhi
another important development IN Stc.
Uhnns county Tint was the opening
II new rushor district in the north.
'fu part ~ a." county. with the com.
pictiun ~ th" Allen 40 : IT the IN
Ninolhlc pil Corporation. which had an
initial nuw ~ 1000 barrels daily. II h.
lu,at,d -four miles south ~ tho Lydnn
well ~ th" plirie Oil and Gas Com
pIuv. con" Of thc first good wells In TINT
uri ui tho Hold. aud is fully one nil"
from the nearest previous production
90" Allen we'll ul the Shnwnut Oil Com
uauy ~ best that district had been
r.ruidcd lF good iUr only small wells
Ha the Shtwmut test show I'd only about
200 barrels iiuwryrr. M" new well
proves that tremendously productive
Held uud'rlics ~" northern plrt ot the
county and that most 81 the drilling
heretofore must ho merely on the north.
'ru edge ~ "a" main pool The we'll b.
min" miles northeast ~ Breckenridge
The past week. also brought the Sc.
uud producer in ~" new Mitchell
county field. ~" Foster NJ 81 the
colorado .Tcls Oil Company. seven miles
southwest ~ the discovery well oi the
I Underwriters Producing ANA refining
Commuv u is good lot about 100 hii.
r'ls daily. producing from IA" sand az
slightly below $500 feet That territory
now is attracting much attention from
throughout The field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27
CITIZENS ARE CALLED T0CQNFER
ON EQUATION BY DR.. P. P. CLANT0N

it.r A.r-lir. Baltimore. NA luls,
Nni.r " N'd-u. savannah Ca, Oa'
A~unvie savannah. and William 3.
Hammond. ana John = pagan Allan
'tl and d. willis o. SI'or- Decatur.
Alabama.
} The Commissioner ~ Education sid
| .n t Co. emit r'pH.f that thr migration
~ Heglo ,s lruu the suu.n o. uortn"i
q industrial rrut'I- las IIuiu.ei ar
aroused Interest Doe the need oi ih' No
gro ana his training Goo citizenship Hui
{ or the c,unour responsibilities wl..n
are more and morr coming to him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

sps,'al fH I.r F..s
TWsT .uuI p.. N,ff.s
hts Ir....rI u .t N.IH t,.'.i.
T,-s o. ..dH 'H -.,uH. months tnHt
,DunJt.t m Importance. vHh the
events .f ON. nr 500. Iu stephens
county. IuI u tl. u'.. with thr
completion 90 several ls .usha- r
vas realized that 600 1.ut" state ,f
o,.rpfoiu,tlon had b'cr reached and
leading Operators conferred upon p.aus
90 thret THE completion az th, wells
until additional pipe Dine facilities could
be- provided lh" situation VAS lIid
before ilr wi and ras division uf the
TrNus EuIIuud Commission and orders
Nrrr promptly ISSUED Go prohibit the
completion of additional wells until ~.
ter November Z. pu~ CO., two wells were
brought iu after that. lut generally th,
order D. being uh'y'd. uiiIlots being
allowed Co 80 down tn the SIND before
-IHffIuu down tho Wells
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27
EXPECT SMALL PRODUCERS
TO Be BROUGHT IN AROUND
COLORADO IS LATE REPORT


TTT|TNT n To NV.
COLORADO. Texas Ca. - --THIf r
nuiubc. ~ small producing wells Wla hr
brought m around th.s ,ify - the opin
lon 81 20 experts VIII" have just passed
lusHs,, uon - the UNDERWRITERS Texas
and Pacific VA. ! and "a well just west
The Underwriters We'll b. reported %
hc making 90 h'rr"ls every twentv four
hours This oil IL being used ior fuel 'o
stoke boilers u other wells ho!gs Eut
down by the company on Us tract ul
land ia this section.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

Why is il that OF two persons OF the same age and
responsibilities you'll lind one who always seems
Young and buoyantly healthy. while the other just
feels his way through life ailing, complaining and
growing old rapidly;
The difference lies in nerve energy. One con-
serves 1.-THE other disspatcS il through faulty nerve
action.
Normal nerve action which brings about nor
NAL distribution OF energy in the body, is the basis of
health. Those who are not always at their best. thor
oughy well, virilc energetic strong healthy and am
bilious, should let the Chropractor, by scientific adj
iustmcnt OF the spine correct faulty nerve action.
Then Nature by normal distribution of energy. can
rcvitalzc and rcgcncratc every part OF the body to
the normal state that results invariably in great ma
cral benefit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

On spit" ~ this situation th" county
hIuho all records fur T,Nas fields tu
the week. lv iufniug uut nearly ~ 400
barrels uf 'u daily 900 Increase of rsar.
ll II eup i4Ivls over the average Tor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-27

Vote with IN established
Nnuoual Party if Won want
permanent relief Third par
u#s mv short lived. The Re-
rrhli.m parity b. uu Dtib.
'.lul National Panty,
The evening world., 1920-09-03
IRAN Kills WOMAN. q
ABoA WRN oonklia Haa 0sna %
Branm Husband asnA

BFing Husband asnN
ZrH. David Conklin. seventy-sight
pears cid and the mother Of william
OsuArlin. Chairman Of the Bergen Coun-
~ Tax Board. went to the little rail-
rod shanty Of her husband at Hamilton
Avenue crossing. Bnglewood. late yes
osrday. a. usual 10 accompany him
homoa.
~ ~ locssd uD she started ahead
uoOway. she was struck By q train and
0Asd eew minutes later.
The evening world., 1920-09-03

Floor Lamp and
Oriental Shade: $3.50
The standard Is Of mahog-
any finished wood, Rrtiatl-
eally turned and the 25-inch
shade h Oriental In design,
With Silk fringe tassels. Two
electric bulbs included.
Candlestick and Cam
die, Special; SOC
A slender 8-lnch mahogany
finished wood candlestick
and a colOred candle,
The evening world., 1920-09-03

-BIOOmiAOdaIes-Lsv'"OfOn Level =
The evening world., 1920-09-03


this one with agof relief We have been able
a w "'ON1"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Sierra County
Sees RgUiUaL Of
Mining Activity

Chloride. n. NJ. Nay S.-Ihe old
Apache mining district Of Sierra
county. New Mexico. promises TO be-
come one Of the most active mining
sections Of the southwest during the
SIMMER. Properties idle for years
are being opened again and shipments
are actually being made to the IL
Paso smelter.
The California owners OF the MD
night mine are preparing Tor real
mining. They have taken IN a saw
mill. an air compressor hoist ana
other machinery and expect TO De
ready to go to production about the
first OF July. This property was tor-
nerIv worked TO considerable depth
and while full Of water, the records
Of the operations disclose large bodies
of milling ores. which makes certain
4. erection OF a mill some time our
ing the year.
+. 10. Vassar is putting pumps,
hcists and other machinery on the
Old Colossal and expects 10 start ship
ming ore as soon as the lower work
ines have been cleared OF water BIS
company has put in a truck ana i5
handling its own heavy hauling,
freiehtsrs being hard TO secure. Ihis
propertv was one OF those closed
down when silver slumped in the late
SOS
An eastern company is figuring on
the cost OF unwatering the U ;
Treasury properties near Chloride and
il Is expected this preliminary Work
viii begin during the month
The mill or the Silver Mountain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
VERDE
BEGINS BOOM

Jerome. Ariz, Nay g.-rhere is
Understandings that the United Verde
Extension has started on campaign
81 Increased production and that its
works are 10 be called on for an out
ont only limited by the ability OF
tie mine 20 get out the ore. This
auDears to be a general policy IN
about all Arizona mining camps,
based on the declining stocks OF cop
per. with the prospect OF stiff
Turonean demand soon.
a con tract for the Extension hos
nfta1 on the HoEback has been
awarded. at s1A1,S00 20 the William
Si-nson Construction company, Of
los Angeles The building viii be
Of concrete. with initial capacity for
The shannon company in its
Taeger Canyon mine has found and
IS working a large deposit Of tetra-
hed-5te, high in copper and rather
low in silver.
Calumet and Jerome. according to
announcement made by president
George W. Avery, will sink its 600
foot shaft to 1899 feet. The property
has been idle for a year
Jerome Verde VIII hold q special
meeting Of stockholders May is, 70
consider a plan for issuance Of $780,
600 in 6 per cent notes. It is proposed
10 sell s260.000 worth at once. to con-
tiuue development IN zone believed
10 have connection with the Exten-
sion ore bodies. From this zone, IN
the Man Top slopes already mas
been taken much rich ore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Summer Season
AtSan Diego Is
Starting Early

San Diego, CALI, May SAN
Diego's summer season, opening a
month earlier than ever before,
promises this year to be the most
brilliant and delightful on record
May day was chosen for the opening
celebration. and for the next five
months the splendid beaches with
which this city is favored viii be the
sojourning place for hosts Of visitors
from inland cities.
Last year the accommodations at
the several Beaches were taxed from
the opening day. This year with al al
ditional accommodations at the
beaches and in the city. san Diego
IL prepared TO entertain all who
come.
Coronado Tent City, ocean Beach.
La Jolla, Del Mar and Pacific Beach
are resorts which in the past nave
lured people from every state IN the
west The area Of Tent City has been
extended, more tents and cottages
erected, and additional facilities pro-
vided for entertainment Suu water
bathing on the bay side and SURF
bathing on the ocean beach are fea-
lures OF the summer life az Tent
The silver Strand OF Coronado
miles OF hard clean sand stretching
to the Mexican border daily during
the summer months IS dotted with
ADULTS and children, while az night
the darkness IS pierced by innumer-
able camp fires around which laugh
ing parties roast the savory "weinie'
or the toothsome marshmalloW.
The san Diego-California club,
composed Of 1000 representative cit
liens Of the city, plans to acquaint
people with the advantages and de-
ifrhts Of a summer sojourn here and
extend a welcome to all who COME to
the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Ell PaSO officer
AidSPOLeSDriUe
Back Red Forces

An FL Paso boy IS among the
American officers fighting valiantly
with the Poles. who are driving back
she Bolsheviki on a wide front ae-
cording 70 dispatches 20 the Polish
legation in Washington.
The Americans are aviators. fight
ing under the name Of the kosciusko
squadron. The squadron has given a
good account OF itself. according to
advices TO the legation The legation
now is cabling TO learn the number Of
Red" flyers shot down by the Ameri-
cans. The American flyers were
trained on the front In France dur
ing the great war.
Mai. c.. T. FOuntelroy Is in charge
OF the squadron. His home is in Chi
cago. Other members Of the squad
ron are capt Merton G. Cooper OF
Jacksonville, Fla; Capt. A. II. Kelly,
Richmond Va Capt. Edward Corslf
Brooklyn; Capt Paul Brewster. for
merly OF the British flying corps;
Lieut.. g. IL Crawford, Wilmington.
Del: Lieut.. Kenneth Shrewsbury
Charleston. ". Va: Lieut.. Carl Clarke.
Tulsa, Okla. Lieut.. =. W. Chess, Fl
Paso. Tex, and Lieut. Edwin Noble
Lieut. Chess is the son OF Mrs. J. D..
Stalker. Of the Popular Millinery de-
partment He Joined the Poles last
December. going from Great Britain.
he trained for the world war with the
Canadians for the British Royal Fly
ing corpE-
He was a pupil in the Texas School
OF Mines at FL Paso when he Joined
the Canadians. He wrote his mother
recently that his salary as an officer
Is 100 marks a month. equal TO 15S
Polish kronen or IS in American
money. He said he had just received
a letter from Bert OrndOrff-
Mrs. Stalker Is just back from a
business trip 10 New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
REPORTS COLD SHOWING IN
LITTLE RATCHET MOUNTAINS

Writing from Globe, Arlz-s sam B.
Morrow tells Of a sold strike in the
Little Ratchet mountains, IS miles
from Hachita. \. n. Gold first was
discovered in this district. the writer
said. in 1908. when there was a great
rush into the mountains The whole
district was staked in short time,
but there was lack OF capital FOR de-
velopment. Il was said The camp,
which at one time had population OF
some 5000, went down, but some
stuck.
Mr.. Morrow said he was one OF
these He has, at a depth OF so feet.
the writer stated, a vein OF high
grade ore three feet thick. which
averages $3.50 per ton at this depth.
There are specimens from the vein at
50 feet, he claimed. which viii run
several thousand dollars per ton IN
gold Development OF the property
IS contemplated, with probably a mill
to treat the ore on the ground
AR Morrow wrote that there are
other good showinEs in the district Of
gold, copper and silver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
THE BLACK and White
BEAUTY TREATMENT
Clears the complexion, re-
moves pimples and un-
slightly skin blemishes.

What would you spend II you could
be assured that beauty specialists
would be able TO clear your COM
plexion, make your rough, pimply,
blotchy face, hands. neck and arms
soft. smooth and lovely7
Long ago realizing the need OF a
preparation that would restore the
complexion to It's youthful rosy tint
remove unsightly skin blemishes-
beauty aud skin specialists were put
% work to perfect a home treatment
20 clear the skin OF pimplea, liver
spots, freclzles and other imperfsc-
lions After many tests and much s1-
pertinent. Black and White Ointment
was offered the public. This creamy
application IS generally applied before
retiring and when used in connection
with Black and White Beauty Soap.
satisfactory results are guaranteed
Co 10 your nearest drug store today
and buy the complete Treatment OF
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you cannot find II. accept no substi-
tuts but send direct 70 the manu-
facturers-
A sample literature and Black and
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mail 70 Black and White, Box 9l3,
Memphis. Tenn-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
WoRK oosIMoNWEALTH .IINE.

Pearce. Ariz.. Nay s-The Com
monwealth Development company,
headed by A. y. Smith, is working
the Commonwealth mine with a force
Of 20 men, some or them leasers. and
Is working the ore in the cyanide
mill on the property. Occasionally
there IS struck some exceptionally
rich ore, such as four and one half
tons delivered in Douglas by truck
and said 70 have rallied SIo.0o0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
CAPITALIZATION IS rRTPLED.

Kingman. Ariz-, May s--Emerald
zation and viii explore az depth for
the development OF suiphides- A
degree OF success Vas attained by
the treatment in q small way, OF
the surface carb0uates by teaching.
There IS claim that 200. 600 tons OF
ore approximately 8 percent copper
have been developed at slight depth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Phoenix. Ariz., May S-F. H
Hayes. a Columbia man, lieutenant
colonel in the military service and
until lately chief geologist in the
8Iorenci branch OF the Phelps-Dodge
corporation has succeeded Cleveland
r. Dodge in the Douglas offices OF
the corporation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
RICH ORE VEIN FOUND
NEAR NOGALES

Nogales. ARK, Stay s.-In the old
National mine. "A miles northeast OF
Nogales, has been found a new three
and one half foot vein Of rich silver
lead ore. The property lies four
miles west OF MONTY. in the western
Patagonia mountains Il is owned
by the Gold Star company. OF which
Daniel Maroudas Is president. There
IS to be operation Of the Cerro Colo
rado. a noted pioneer silver property
northwest Of Nogales. c. 7. Udau Is
in charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Ajo, Ariz-. Nay SHILLING on the
Myers eroup has encountered ore at
coo feet. continuing down 200 TO 800
feet Very rich gold-silver ore Is
being taken from the mine OF J. A.
c. Martinez, four miles north OF the
border. Water has to be hauled four
miles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Proenix, AriL-, Nay 1T D. Nc
Lain. OF Pittsburg, was a late visitor
in Mohave county. Arizona, where he
is president Of the Payroll Con-
soiidated Mines company at Chloride
and a large stockholder in the King
man Consolidated Mines company,
formerly the Arizona Butte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Douglas. president OF the Phelps
Dodge corporation, " c. Fleming,
OF New York. OF the corporation's
counsel, and P. G. Beckett. general
manager. have been making inspec-
ton OF the corporations southwest
ern mines and works.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Bisbee, Nriz-, NAY s.-DougIas
GRAY. OF Tombstone. is president Of
the Gray Metals Mining company,
lately organized here TO work six
claim silver-lead group In the
Huachuca mountains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
nRIILINe NEAR 1919.

Ray, Ariz-. Nay s-Ray- Boston is
drilling its Kelvin-Suitana property
on the ella. near Kelvin. C. =. Hart
Is general manager The Idaho prop
erty in the Dripping Springs section
has been shipping regularly 70 the
Hayden shelter The property is
being worked by John Hayward and
Lyman Woods.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

7Iagdalena bay is said TO be the fin
est harbor between Panama and the
Golden Gate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

has an acute house shortage A man
recently sold his home and then found
he had to erect a tent on lot ad-
joining IL for his own use because
he could not rent a place.