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- cABALLERO Q sENoEA

SaaN ShbENLsA&Es4NS - SE--NS-~1
E5crIsa sGs CSrIRS en- PaEc. LCo,
N~osotvoS .e HIa7dSreacs 100 p!ieGos de
pa?eI fine y So subres con 81 nvni5re y
di-ecci-n :mp-csos. pro SI.a2. Esto sers
U p~rrcicso reEa.o Ge Navidad para US
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.AlemuHia cnriq Un deiegadO
ugricO!G

La Secretaria de Relaciones ha re,
cibido una nota del gobierno de Ale
mania en- la Que lie da cuenta de que
en- brevc vcndTa q Ia Republica cl
seior Geo Smith Ell calidad de dele
gado agricola.
FL senior Smith SO radicara en- Ell
pals Y iesempenara ell puesto de a.
gregado q Ia Legacion de ST pals,
donde trabaiara para enviar a Ale,
mania toda clase de datos del ramo
de agriculture, en- los cue aquella ma
ci6n tenga intcres Y que So produz,
can en- Mexico en- condolences apro-
vechables.
Tamhi6u So ocupara cl seTor Smith
dc los asuntos de colonization en-
nuestro pals, informando a su patria
sobre 10 que convenGa haCer a es"
respecto cuando al fiji Sc determine
que Sc establcZcan en- nucstro sueilc
colonias de eXtranjeros.
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SulierOn ireneS de G2GrUo
pare Ferdcrl-

Aver salieron de esta capital dos
trenes de auxi!io con direction al Es-
tado de FcracruZ, llevando conside-
rabies elcmentos de Ia Cruz Roja Me
xicana Y d" Ia Cruz Roja Espanola.
FL personal medico de la brigada
eSpanola fuG integrado por los senc
res Enrique Meyer, Alfredo Lopez.
Regime Rincon V Alfredo Mendcz. V
81 de la meXicana por Hector H. Sa-
las. JESUS Saldanis Y Fernando Ur-
bina.
Uno de estes trenes Sc quedara en-
Pucb!a con 81 cbjcto de prestar ALI
u Seryicios.
Ambos trenes llevan toda clase de
servicios de e~nfermeras V ayudan-
ties. Y. en- general, tcdo 10. que hace
falta en- la IONA devastada por los
terremotos.
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esta capital algunos agricu!tores Cue
rienen con ell solo objeto de visitar
la Direction de csc im%portante ranao,
a fin de tomar toda clase de intere-
santes datos. Aver mismo Sc presen,
*aron a dicha oficina. donde fueron
atcndidos por ell Ing. Jose Duvallon,
quien les do las informaciones que
necesitahan acerca de differences cul-
tivos. Los ag~ricultores quedaron sa-
tisfechos del resultado de 81 vista,
manifestando que Sc ~proponian en-
sanchar sus laborcs en- los Estados
a que pertenecen.
En- la misma oficina infor1naron
que de Ctros Estados vcndran TAM
bien hacendados cCn el mismo obje-
10 Que los citados.
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COMPRAMOS MUEBLES. lie pagarcmos cl
mej2r preciO por sus mucbles. KAROTkIN'S
FURNITURE STORE. 3lS-S20 w. Com
mercr Il. Crockett 449. Travis ISL.
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YENTAS

Sc VESDE con . SIN uaquinaria y =
precio ra=oaa5le. uno de los mejores es-
labIecIr1Ientns de repatriation de Ca.Zado.
Pueden Kana-se d ! 4 500 pesos meDsua-
les. D~iriEirse n New York Shoe Repairing
Co. 63sIa East Commerce St. cerca de Ia
EstaciGn de! 5. ?. 90
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CHICAGO Y WORKS

tiuto-e-ia = lavsnderia mas antigua Ge
S22 Antonio. Zo1-2o9 Ave. D. san Aato-
Texas Damos cuidadosa a~tenciOa a las
5rdenes por correO.
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De La METROPOLI MEXICANA
Cabrera trata de imponer los "vales" per la luerza, amena-
zando al comercio.-No parecen los restos de un Cons
~ttuyente. -Ataques a los obregonistas. -Alemania en-
via I'm deIegado agricola a Mexico.-Otras noticias.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero /.
Las dificiultades para la circula-
ci6a De los Wales Cabrera, como lie
llama l pueblo al papel moneda Ill
timamente emitido, Sc hacen mayores
cada dia debido a Ia Gesconfianza que
los peri6dicos de oposicion Y combate
estan hacienda al gobierno Y espe-
cialmente a los Mnistros de Hacien-
da V Gobernacion. Con este motive,
Ia Comisi0n Monetaria NAL impresio-
NADIA por el fracaso del papel, giro
hoy una circular al concrete capita
limo, en- Ia que pregunta que de n
vez por todas Sc olga 81 Sc aceFtan
o no los wales.
Este dccumento fuG reclbido va en
todos los conercios. pero en- veZ del
resultado que la Monetaria Sc espe-
raba, solo Sc ha conseguido que Sc di-
ga que Ell Ministrc, de Hacienda trata
de irponer el papel monada por Ia
fuerza como Sc hizo con las emisiOneS
de Feracruz. durante el periodic pre-
constitutional.
parecen los rest0S de Don
-. Tulentin Gomez FariGS
En- pasados dias Sc hahIo dc que
81 Ayuntamiento trataba de rendir un
homemade de gratitud al celebre cons
tituycnte del 81, D, Valentin Gomez
Farias, tr~asladando sus reStos a Ia
Rotonla de los Hcmbres Ilustres,
dondc descansan los de Juarez ' G.
tros preclaros hijos de Ia patria.
Para este homemade, Sc tropezo
desde luegc con la dificu!tad de que
no Sc saba donde estaban las cenizas
del ilustre varon. Sc hicieron aigu-
mas irvestigaciones, con resultadcs al
parecer saJisfactorios, pues lego a
a~segurarse que ivs restos del consti-
tuycnte Sc hallaban en- Ia Iglesia de
Santa Ana. del pueblo de MiXcoac;
pero ahora resulta que no rs eyacta
Ia noticia que Sc habia dado al 60
biernC.
81 Iidcr gojicrwisio PaIacioa Moreno
hobiG so5rc la just.ciG
FL Lie. Genaro Palacios Moreno.
diputado al Congreso de la Union en-
Ia pasada legislature, donde desarro
10 ana intensa labor en- pro de los
intcr2ses politicos del Executive. ha-
&c terriplcs acusaciones contra los c.
h~reron;stas que Sc hallan en- la ad-
ministraci6n de justicia desde el II
de 1916. Dice Palacios Moreno que
micntras al frente de la j~usticia ha-
va hcmhres como cl Lie. Rogue ES-
trada. que ocup6 el Ministeric de es-
te ramc. todos Il sagrados princi-
pios Sc prostituiran. Reptile 10 que
antes dijo cuando ssnal6 que eran
T. bregonistas la mayor pGrre de los
fu~ncionaNios i~udicia!es, de que 81 la
antcs Sc vendia ahora Sc NAL
barataba. Termina asegurando que
cl Lis. Rogue Estrada fuG quien dis
tribuy6 los cargos de f~uncionarios a
sus p~artidarics y que, n!ientras per-
1anezcan en- ellos, TODD marchara CO.
no hasta ahora.
n la Dirccci6n d.
.~lgricnitnro
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Instalsciones IIectricas.

Sepa-aciones : accessories TODD Ra-antizsdo.
-IntEIeCo. 90 Main Ave, Telsfoaos Ira
is 7C22 y Travis 1855. i. Hernandez. Prop.
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MAQUINAS De ESCRIBIR. Enteramente
nucvas: co-risimos abonos mensuales. Luis
Il. Rubio. t0l Carnaron St.
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VEWIAS

-A5UlIyA.ED MOTORS AND MACH
. gsJNS. krqa-4-.o- &c E.&g..E4.-. - Fl.
.---al c..ag.ps Sc hsceu s..l.--cas. -
-.-.c~a -. @-.op-y2usU-y, -trr--Iy.ee J
-.sl--us. Sa.s.aes.ga -a.GDt1aGa. OH
.a9,cs cy-rus. semaa=Ca @ we"sla.mcu.-
y-S--- e.. Conasc-cs Il san &Hty".o. lr-
.E.,DO -aEn:flco p.ano en- $200 w. o.
10. as .-4o Ca.;c d.. C.y A4., %.Hsass
- !gs. PeaGGcsia-
E..GEEE STUDIO. EOS ". C.mac-~e -
IL. AS &c tr-G--0s en- u F-...!a g.
f.es:.. "a va lel,a-ys de -suU.Ouvs. u@.4ue-
SECS. &c
- EESDE Ira masu.na T@Ta p.anehar COM
g.e-aEyE.e %4-ya. rEy harata. rs Main
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CAFE pURO.-CAFE

-U,uteL a.yNic1ns. e - yas.o p=cs.a. FIGs
ules,-as po- cg--so % lc- teIe:o1o. ca.
International Cace,r-a. 20 Mort Sa-l- l;us.
Ave. c. sara san Antonio. Texas.
MANDE Is gts. IN ~,S.aups..as = = ,ue L. lie
.vsrvO -eerEIrs . yi-taS Ell urea gUs;a-
- r caps. Ge MsAico. "F1'og-sc:a Mo
assn-- ia 80. Lscelc. St. San AE.cEso.
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Prccedentes de los Estad0s de ia
liSco. Nayarit Y Pucbla, ~arribaron 4
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BALAEZAS CUMPUTADOEAS an7o"at-
cas- 50 vca3en. coTn2-a1. camhl2H y -
qa-a1. Il. :. Ea-Sis. SOS Main Avenue.
-SSa kHsp=lo, Texas.
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DTSCURSOSi


Para fieStas parrlas. sociedades alutUahstas.
campamentoS de LeaE5ores Gel MUado w.
O. w Eies:a5 escolareS y GLcra-ias. &c.
= $500. PIca mas iniornsS a AGENELA
LITERARiA. Box 2S8, laredo. Texas.
4. IBARSA. hojaIate"o cxpcgto en- -c7a=acio-
Ers : pi2-ara q tschcs- TelstoE9 CT.
tLTS. 40l So. Brazo5. o.
EEEROCAERILEROS
sQlie-eo usrsdes e. d.neru que han abonado
sobyp q QGinto Enp-essito de Ia LIbertcd.
O. ~, les 5evuelvan 10 que hayaC abonado
pv- S!EEH emPresS.so anterior? Han dela-
Co al-uu c&ccS o TaEc accumulate con a.
E1ua cOnp=aiaT 70 hare que les paEueE
@ !evsie,yan csc Girc-o. .Traoai6 listed on
los t~ailares del Sur Pacifiso en- Houston. Gu-
rants IaIS = 1879 No dcien perGer su d-
nero. Escribaams. &. de Alca.a. 2l+s= Main
s.. Houston. Texas.
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MuslcN MENICANA Pan pia~o. .neaus-
rr.zt ar.I.G.n> uG-I aro-~s Ge toay gene
% g mgghas o.r..s ~posislvas Uoyeiac=. -
ra .sra s,rasr.. GRNiTS. =. o. Box %.
Star:ue \. S-- ALrcu.u. Texas.
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PE~ACAS Y EELICES de construction
Src-te = t-aba:c r=raaIi=adO. Jas conscEui,
"a us;sa en- n fsbrica- NO coz1pve vel'-es
&c pape!: lu resui.an MY ca-os, 70 zen
50 may bucaos yeFc-s .Orrados De sSla m
permeable po- G. mismo p-ecio. Fa5-ica &c
3su.es y pe,acas De D. MUEoz Leco. 6iS
Do.o.usa s..
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COMrRAS

COi"RU. yENrO y CAMBIO rnaquinas de
cosr-. toa0y-aros. d;scus. naguinas dc .s-
c.jDtr : pianos. CCinpo"Eo toaUSEa!Us s.
ua4uIras a. cos-r. +. je los Santos. is
". Commerce ST. Tel Travis $3.50.
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SELLCS De COMA

Los harsuios en- ,otos JOS cst.!os. como Sc
als u-tcncr. D2rros eSpec'a. a-cuc-u& - los
psi:dgs Igr esg.en. Caut.oEo E-1,-s Sal.
,7to-;o Ez5bs- STAMP Co. Sd Navarro
81. san Antonio. Teas.
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.ACORDayNES ~FOguLARES: Ge - sore.
20 u.e.ccIl.s = : arnoEr55l JAul4a.s m-
aiaGo. eaa4 laa. $40 ,amahO g-aUtc. a.
~ Iuy. So.av.-AlOBDEO& ItCNEgE. =;
AS &c -s sides. caGA Uro $3.50. Prer.Gs
gc-,r .----a. A-oaag4lc i.nrortc = So g-d.-
&c. LA CASA ME&ICA$A. H. 90. Chr
,avo- il
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

i27 y. Saa Saba ST. SeQuIna con
lakevicw. r~elefono Travis 49,,
TE : VAZQUEZ CONE. DO F.e-: aa=
T-'.sorc T.s.s deliberations c.s-isusa-
cas- te. n. Ak.a-,s
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FL Iider gojje,7tisto PaLacioa Moreno
hobin sobrc la juSt,ciG
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LgSTO. senior, ISTO.

uEGl.,ER STUDIO. A17a.iras.o0es q TO-
> 5.naaos has,- ci n--l-a,. 10 -1e5-~ ot
,. 10S ". Commerce s.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS
BOLANOS CACHO,
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

AboEa5a H~ex;-zao .5l6-T2o Bracy bi1E.. &c
sTeno CT. E,3. - San Autollo. Texas.
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TivitGS n In Direction d.
.lNEicNitrn
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

School Notise-All pupils con
templating attending the Challis
Public Schools the ensuing year,
who have not their cards or Ger
titicates Of standing. are reques-
ted to meet the princisal at the
school house Thursday afternoon,
September OH. for assignment
TO classes. Teachers employed
III the CkaIlis Schools, will please
confer with the principal at the
S .hool house. Friday afternoon,
S ptemb Der 10th -F..M. Vancil,
Principal.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08
NOTICE OF paooF
OF Application Of Water 70 Hcneficis.
Use

Use
Notice / hereby given tina. at lo.95
m Ga Tie 22rd day Of sep nbsr'
/. o. al Ma, COuIty Of Lemai, ats
Ct Idaho bsfor Cyrii I ihoma o..
proof wi.l esaonit Ell Of lar arpsica-
ton t. b eitc a "a. 81 . eunic feet
per sesond II ias ~ rs of Is Z tge. &.
in a cJrdaale i.h re u as AID eoli-
did u Permit 70, 7lsa lsfetofa-c
issued by the SITE Engineer Of the
STATE Of IGaho,
The name AMI postoG'ce address cf
tie person hold ng =a't pert4it are H.m
}. Fray, sold r ll4 ho.
Me use 20 vh'.a aid water has
usen 2fp..,d Is irrig Lion and doinea-
tic use.
The ameunt applied to leaeficial use
is 3. cubic it. PER s.coad.
The place where said water is used
Ma NW54 Sec 81, and So sW4 sec,
10, Z ID n. Z. ~ L., II. NJ.
The name OF The canal or ditch or
other wora5 by which said water $
&C nductedto such Place Of use is Thorn
ps}n Dit h.
The right to take water from such
works is based upon Permit No. 7i23.
lie source OF supply from which
such water is divert d is Big Creek.
The dote OF priority which said uaei
is prepared 10 establish Is ) tpl Q, 1911
W. q. aWENDSEN.
sl22 Commissioner of Reclamation
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

Cut an Artery One OF Jack
Woods little boys had the mis-
f5rtune to step on a piece OF
glass last Monday. sustaining q
cat efficiently deep to sever an
artery. He was brought to town
and DR.. kirtley gave the little
fellow aid and he is getting a
Dng nicely now.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

Camping Farty-The Tunison
and Hovey families of Challis,
tAe Bailey and Horton families
OF Mackay,, and Frank Hldlow
went up to the Stanley and RI d
Fish Lakes last Saturday even
ing for two days outing. Lit
tie Billy Hoyey had the misfor
tune to fall in partly extin'
guished campfire sustaining
some severe burns on Ills hands.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

New Registrar-Mrs. VI. K.
Huntington The new reg strar
of Chalis reciact, taking the
place of Mr.. L2onarl Aoelzle,
who moved TO Bayhors "a Tnose
desiring TO register VIII do not
know where MIS-. Hnnt.ngto
lives, can be directed 10 her
home fron N!ckerson's store.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

Some Buckaroo-Tracy. a col
ored man from Poca.ello, who
has quite reputation as buck
aroo throughout Idaho WAS here
f}r the bali games and some bad
horses were brought in fdr him
ID ride the last day of ths Games
and he exp reaced little trouble
in holding his own.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

To Idaho Falls-Barzilla Clark
and family passed through town
the latter part Of last week on
their way to Idaho Falls where
the family will spend the winter,
Mr.. Clark returning TO his posi-
ton at the Sunbeam dam.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

Move Here - John ~Zeimetz
brought his family down from
Custer the Latter part of last
w eek sor a residence here the
coming winter in order that his
C aildren might receive the ad-
vaatages OF our schools.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

Enter tanning Grandmother-The
Dillingham; family is entertain
ing Mrs. D,llingham's grand
mother, who arrived last Tues
day from Salmon for an extend
ed visit here.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

Visit DiIlir ghann3-C. E. Fishel
land wife ana Bob Kent and VIE
moto.ed up from their homes en-
upper Lost river last Tn ursday
TO visit the Dlilngham fan lily
here and take in the tall games.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

School Next Monday Next
Mon lay the old school tell will
again summon The fit re men
al women of cur country TO
seek the )wledge which fits
them fer the responsibilities OF
citizenship.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

From Mackay-D. V. Archbold
and j. B. Hunter came ~ from
their homes n NJ .ckay and Chill
ly>last Thursday to attend a meet
ing Of the Republican county
central committee.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

From Pahsamaroi-George and
Alvia q lis we've over fro . 2 b
samaroi las week on buaidcss
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

From Pahsarnaroi Roscoe Ham
ilton was over from Pahsamarci
last Thursday to attend meet
ing of the Republican county
central committee.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

To Bayhorse- Frank Hamilton
passed through town last week
on his way to Bayhorse from his
home in Salmon.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

From Bayhoyse-G. a. Joslin
and wife came down from BY
horse last Friday and attended
the dance here that nlght.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

Visit. G Z d .nsons Roy 5sl' p
came up from Salmon lSst wet k
for a visit with the Adams9n
family here.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

Outing f'ariy-i'red Kemp and
wife and Harr Waters aid f.sat-
lily syent last sunday o. an chi
ing trip up the river.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-09-08

Az s lmon--Davo Laing and
family were in Salmon last waek
on q short visit with relatives
and friends there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
Daisy Ashford
Has Rivals in
Essay Contest
Young Recruiters Have Ad-
yanced Ideas on Amy Life,

lIysH.lr ot,iory ,horrd- IN the
'-mts uD,ng submitted % army re-
crlii1s Officers IN the army essay
contest on tic value " m army
enlistment
4 t-',af.oll Frl wrote. Make
YOUR business s'hrt 10 rh' 9ulftcf-
master ,orps over tH, rolling WA
tore
Oihsr excerpts from Mondays
rin include 'ha climax Enlist.
mcrt Is repaid by the grandeur Of
bong n soldier. % grand, ~ true
ami 90 noble
\ second WAS. We should learn
~ work with both hands and tcr',
30 thar n W are unfortunate ""
can sfIll work, though handy
capped
one roy remarked tI' Ne hll
learn trade and work. th"f" wont
be- any more murder. stealing Or
tflmps IN she world"
One essay was emhel''shef ~>h
vivid sketches o' boy 'pFforc
and after training
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
JUSTICE HALTS
SALE OF LINERS
Injunction Prevents Disposal
Of % Shlps,


WASHINGTON. Feb. si-N'socli'o
Justice Bailey of tho district sur zine
cou,v. today slsnsi the formal order n
Injunction against tho shipping board
TO prevent the salo ~ tF'n'Y -nlnc
former German liners The ocurt tou-
fcnted to the request ~ the tDplinf
board th,, tl.r shlp Snwbr,c. vllOn
has been SOLD FOR s. Uol. 40 hc e., ud,G
from the order o. injunction.
Wilinm Randolph Hearst. b %
brought the proceedings, furnished a
iond q, $4,000 10 iisl mriiy th, siip-
ping board against toss
NJ notification ~ an npp' ~ N1H
given hY counsel ir The fhIrHine h1ud,
but II wns said ,lHt . fp',d appeal
may be taken lAter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

export 81 rrin, paper for one year. Tho
price ~ print paper Is now 30 hlgh
that many noNppaptrs ara threatened
with bnnkrnptcy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
big Drive" on in Stephens County, Oklahoma

MORE THAN IS LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN M MADE AROUND o
IN THE SOUTHWEST well by many smaller companies and
drilling operations will begin just the roads permit of
traffic. -
MORE THAN 40 WELLS HAVE BEEN DRILLED IN OUR
LOCALITY AND ONLY ONE DRl HOLE.
Magnolia Petroleum Co. has deep well just 3i mile from u.s.
that conserv avey estimated 200 barrels 1t has flowed
naturally several times mak 50 barrels three rec hours sGpSs pcu
ON TIE BIG STRUCTURE EXTENDING NORTHWEST AND
WEST FROM THE FAMOUS HEALDToN 7oX FIELDS IN
When brought first well last crude oil
selling so barrel Then we % Were offered price for %a1 our
for dollar invested by stockholders But WE PREFERRED
TO HSp @ 1 aSS RN BARRE This bSTR1cr AND WILL
PROBABLY REACH s4OO BY SUMNER
counered pressure of several feet flow daily We
selling fuel from this well adjoining drlers at flat rate of $500
day to each drer and will utilize this gas for our future drilling
WE ARE COMPLETING ARRANGEMENTS FOR DRILLING
FOR A CARIoAD OF CASING
THE PIPE LINE is NOW UNDER CoNsTRucTIoN BY THE
time our next is drilled THIS WILL GIVE US THE NECES
SARY OUTLET FOR OUR PRODUCTION.
With the above campaign under way by such
pane Magnolia. Gypsy Carter Prairie Ohio Cities Lone Star
n TT aHd T o %a % GIVE ana o G M R TE
NEXT BIG OIL FED Lac IN nTny there no
FIELD DEVELOPED THIS YEAR.
Here have opportunity that is unusual indeed It's be
want wells at thereby getting pu
the pipe line the earliest possible to take advan
tage Of the prize Of crude OIL that our board Of d.
reors have offered an additional block of $4,000 shares at the
wi WE REALIZE that The Less STOCK SOLD THE MORE
PROFITS FOR OUR STOCKHOLDERS and offering only
enough to insure uninterrupted strenuous drilling campaign this
'''' We URGE YOU TO JOIN US NOW IN OUR SMALL COM
INGRAM OIL {
Stanley " TeT' Y Is,,m r1s and d; Cen en-. Mgr, S1:.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

Major Robert w7rw.ck ls started
work IN his forthcoming Paramount
Aircraft "Thc Cl'y of MaFka.' lom ih"
George nArr McCutcheon novel o' the
snnn tliln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

"The hu'l.r wa iniIG l'.l t.'H m.
ernoon. iirrrv You Mf' iIs.u1-f.
him" Discharge him h,N"f. J..
double his wrEts NIf.u .rN %.
where h- ro' st. THr lf0rp Sr '1r