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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14
GRAND OPENING
TOMORROW P. M

The Hammond Candy Company will
open up at its new location. in the
room formerly occupied by the Weis
drug store. next to the Citizens Ma
tianl Bank. tomorrow at ono o'clock
p. m. According to Mr.. Soulias this
is to be cne of the most elaborte
candy and drink parlors to be found
in Indiana.
This company expects to make sat
urday a big day and the carpenters
have been working day and night for
the past week - have the place in
readiness tomorrow afternoon.
Announcement Of the opening viii
be found in their ad. today on another
page.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14
REV. PARRETT
IS HONORED

At a meeting of ehe Grand En-
campment, Knight Teuaplars at In
dianapolis yesterday. Rev John G.
Parrett, pastor of the First Presby-
terian church here was elected to the
office Of Grand Prelate OF the Grand
CommanderN cf the state of Indiana.
Rev Parrett was wholly unaware that
movement VAS on foot 10 make him
Grand PROBATE. The honor conferred
upon him was Totally unexpected, he
said. A number Of Hammond Masons
were present at the encampment-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14
DEATH OF MRS. SHOUP

Mrs. Blanche Shoup. Of Nferrnlviie.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Boutwell,
died last night. aged 35. at st. Margar-
cts hospital Hammond, g septeccrn.G :
after two operations.
She leaves a husband. six small
children. seven brothers and sisters to
mourn her passing.
The remains were taken to the home
of her parents last night and the fu-
neral will be held at Ross station
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14
HOOVER CONDEMNS
LEGAL REPRESSION

IINTtENATIONAL NEhS SERVICtl
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE use of
legal repression''-of the injunction and
compulsory arbitration-is industrial
disputes was condemned today by Her
bert Hoover before the senate commit
tee on labor and education.
The committee is holding hearings on
the resolution of Senator Kenyon Re
publican of Iowa. its chairman. provid-
ing for the creation of an industrial
congress to devise machinery for the
settlement OF differences between the
employer and employe."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14
BERGER ASSA|LS
SOVIET RULE
BY GEORGE r. HOLMES.

NEW YORK. May 14.-Nictor Berger.
national Socialist leader and editor. bit
terly assailed Communism and the
Soviet form of government today in a
minority report submitted to the con
vention Of the American Socialist party
on the question of affiliation with the
Moscow Internationale Berger declared
that Socialism stood opposed to ter
rorism a means of government and
that the party had purged itself of
Communists and anarcho- syndicalists." 4"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14
ADAM HETZLER
PASSES AWAY
ESPECIAL To THE TrMEs.1

ESPECIAL TO THE TIMEs1
CROWN POINT. Ind. May 1.-THE
death of Adam Hetzler. a well known
Lake county man, occurred wedneS-
day following a longiilness. Mr.. Hetz-
Ter was 5S years of age and is sur
vived by his wife and four grown
children. Mr.. Hetzler was in the sa-
Icon business at Cedar Lake and was
a well known character around that
resort in its palmy days. He has been
retired from business for several
years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14
NEW STYLE
IS TRIED IN
TRAIN HOLDUP
After A. Successful Attempt
Bandit Is Shot Down In
Flat Building

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
ST JOSEPH. NO. Way 14-Thc ah-
@axo uaiI-rar bandit u ed here TO
he Horace Leroy walton, -, SON OF Mr
and Mrs l. 4. WALTON, of this place.
In February, 1919. young Walton be
came a railway mail clerk. quitting the
1~rvfre six weeks ago. few weeks
later. after being away from homo "
short time, he returned With more than
$4,000.
month ago Walton left here, tetiinE
hts family be planned 20 enter the rail
way mail service At Chicago he has
not been heard from since.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14
FUNERAL FIXED
FOR MRS. WOOD

shor; funeral services for Mrs. Su-
san G. wood who died Thursday night
at the home of her da lighters, 81
Ruth street. in Hammond viii be
held at the home Saturday. May ). Al
one o'clock. then at the Methodist
church at Crown Point at two-thirtS
- -nlnck
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14

CONVENTION
WINDS Up
Sixteen Delegates UninstruCt-
ed, Wood Ten; johnson
Four.
BULLETIN

III ILLETI%
Both the Tenth District candidates
for office were defeated in the conven-
tion They were Ben Urbahns Of Val
Paraiso, candidate for state treasurer
and VI. $ TuthiII OF Michigan City.
candidate for judge of the supreme
court. Fifth district. Thomas Roberts
of East Chicago, wns elected contiu-
gent presidential eIectOr.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14

Miss Bessie Dwyer,- who lived for
t7enty years in the Philippine
Islands and who is now in Washing
ton lecturing on behalf of Philippine
independence. has been chosen by the
Democrats of the islands as one of
their delegates to the Democratic ma
tional convention. She is the only
woman ever sent by the Philippines
as delegate to a political conven-
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14

Gen. Pablo Gonzales, long regard
ed by President Carranza as his
stanehest supporter. has joined the
revolution, according 70 recent dis
patches from Mexico City. Gonzales,
who was the leading opponent of
Obregon for the presidency until
Ambassador Bonillas entered as a
candidate, conferred with Obregon
just before the latter fled from Mex
leo City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. May IA
the Adjournment Of the republican state
convention last night The lineup of the
dele cation to the national convention
was as follows:
Instructed for Maj Cen. Wood. 10
Instructed for Senator Hiram John
SON. 4.
In the primary on May & Gen. Wood
received a plurality of a little less than
5000 over Senator Johnson. The pri-
mary election law provides that no pres
idential candidate shall be endorsed at.
the primary unless he receives a Ma
jority of all Of the votes cast
The total vote of Senator JohnsoA
Senator Harding and Governor Lowden
was $4,000 more than that of Gen
Wood.
4 demand for binding instructions on
the delegates at large and eighteen del
egates from the nine congressional dis
tricts where Gen. Wood received = ma
jority or plurality was made by n
g. Hogan and other Wood managers
after the primary.
demand made ass fes he.
defeat of Senators James e watson
and Harry 5 New as delegates al iargc
on the ground that they favor Senator
Harding and for the defeat of Governor.
Goodrich on the ground that he favors
Governor Lowden.
DISTRICT INSTRUCTIONS
Two districts, the Seventh and the
Twelfth, instructed their delegates to
stand by Gen Wood as long as his
name is before the convention
The Second district instructed its two
delegates to support Cen Wood as
iv hoi +,
chance to be nominated.
The Tenth and Eleventh districts in
structed their delegates to vote FOR
Senator Johnson.
The First and Thirteenth districts
which were carried in the primary by
senator Johnson. did not instruct
Senator Watson. as keynote speaker
IN the state convention Wednesday. an
nounced on behalf Of the candidates fer
delegates al large, with whom his name
was coupled. that they would vote for
Cen Wood in view of the primary re-
suit
The plan Of the Wood managers 10
ask for binding Instructions at the
state convention was changed wednes-
day night following their failure to
carry through their program for last
ditch" instructions in the districts their
candidate carried in the primary
The mild resolution adopted by the
state convention yesterda ypledgins
the delegates at large 10 support Gen.
Wood as long he has a fair ana
reasonable chance" was not opposed
by the successful candidates for dele
gates at large as it coincided with their
own pledge TO regard the Wood plur-
ality as ady sorry
CONFIDENCE IN DELEGATES
Charles Martindale OF indianapolis,
a Wood leader. moving a suspension
Of the rules in the convention yester-
day in order that the resolution for
mild instructions" might be consider
ed. said it was an expression of con-
6denee in the personal assurance OF
the delegates at large"
1t was SO construed generally. Many
party leaders declared that delegates
To the state convention resented thu
lack OF confidence displayed in the
candidates afor national delegate and
also believed that instructions OF a
last ditch" type were unwarranted
Continued on page rire).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14

On streets mAd rewKae@Eas. 40
cer copy. Delivered by carr1eg IN
hammond and west HAzamonas sos
3e= month.
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tContinued on pass fiTe).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14
THE WEATHER.

FOR lNDIANA-Fair tonight;
probably light frost In North and
Central portions; Saturday fairs
slightly warmer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-14
BANDIT KILLED after R0BBING MAIL CAR OF $50, ,O00
S. A. WORK
IS PRAISED

In the drive nov
on in Hammond TO
raise $1,000 to add
TO the ten million
dollar national cam
paign for the Sal
walton Army Home
Service appeal. one
act stands out
prominently the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
DESEM0NA oil
FIELD ENLARGED

Desdemona. Texas. Jan ia vast
territory north Of Desdemona has
been added 10 the Desdemona field by
the coming in Of the Lockhart, Baker
and Glasscock's No / n Z. Jordan
wei at a depth OF 5185 feet The well
is making 1890 barrels a day. 1t is
located about four miles north Of the
Desdemona towusite. Operators are
now sure that the remaining territory
unproven between Ranger and Des-
demona is destined 10 show produc-
tion soon There is production seven
miles south Of Ranger
A zoo barrel wen has been brought
En- four miles west Of here by the Roy
Homa Oil company on the Bishop
farm. The well is producing with The
drill three feet in the pay encountered
at 2935 feet
The a. J. Erwin wei of the Magnolia
Petroleum company. west Of BESIDE
mona is holding up to its original 1900
barrel production obtained at 26SS
feet
The Humble Oil cOmpany's Coos No.
., in the Sipe Springs district. is max
ing a strong flow Of gas and con-
siderable oil at 2700 feet in the lime
This company Is preparing to drill in
its Bell Quinn No. I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

To begin with, there is something that
every decent man feels with regard to
the future Of wife and children that IS
actually load on his mind and on his
hesrt,-a load that cripples his eff
ciency IN other things; that either
makes him reckless IN his expenditures,
because he sees no way Of meeting ade-
quately this problem Of the future vel
fare Of his family, or that makes him
misery and unhappy for the same
reason This load, life insurance as
Sumes and carries N such way as to
absolutely relieve the man Of ms bur
den It starts him out every day care
free IN reference to future Obligations
IN case Of his sudden death or serious
illness.
Again, life insurance carries you into a
frSt-rate habit which IS hard, otherwise.
10 form, VIZ a habit Of systematic
saving.
yes. but p you say. "a man must cary
life insurance before II can carry him
TINS might be true If there were not 50
many additional things winch are IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
H. J. SPANIEL FREED BY JURY
AFTER TRIAL AT BR0WNWOOD

Brentwood. Tex, Jan 19.-Three
and a half years under the cloud Of
a murder charge, Harry J. SPANIEL,
a former Texas music teacher, was
free today by action OF a district
court jury. The verdict came after
two hours deiiberation. Saturday.
His third trial in connection with
the shooting to death Of his wife,
Mrs. Crystal SPANIEL, and Col. A.
c. Butler, at Alpine, Texas. July 20.
1916. ended IN his acquittaL
Though on trial for staying Col.
Butler. technically the jury did not
pass on his guilt or innocence Of this
charge, but sustained his plea that
acQuittal at his first trial. on the
charge OF numbering his wife, had in
effect cleared him OF Buffers murder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

due to the loan value which life insT-
ance policies always have after the
hrSt two years Of life.
Again, although Efe insurance policy
hasn't as many lives as a cat, yet It has
been frequently found TO be alive when
the man who had previously invested
in II thought It had died for lack Of pre-
mum payments In the modern life
insurance policy there is a provision
winch starts a reserve fund working
after the premium fund has failed and
If man dies within a certain length Of
time his heirs VIII discover that that
policy, although apparently arren-
dered. has fun vitality,-that IS to say,
IS payable in full to his benehciaries.
There are many other Instances m
which II can be easily shown that life
insurance policy, under al eircwn-
stances, czrTies q man who invests In
II. So It IS no longer accurate to say
that you carry life insurance any more
tran ycu Sy you carry United States
Liberty Bond. IN which you have IN
vested and which can at any tine Be
turned into cash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE EGG BEATER
~ HnNaRD b GARIs


eeNIURSE JANET Nurse Janei' called
IN Uncle Wiggily to his muskrat
lady housekeeper in the hollow stump
bungalow one morning you are
wanted at the telephone!'
''Oh, will you please answer and say
I am busy" requested Miss Fuzzy
Wuzzy. II lt is Mrs. Wibbiewobble,
the duck lady, say III be over in a
little while TO show her how 10 make
button holes in Jimmie's necktie, W,
1T is Mrs WibhleWoDble ana ~
tell her what you say, spoke Uncle
WigEily. Though why the duck lady
should want TO make button holes IN
Jimmie's neclztie is more than can
understand"
The bunny rabbit gentleman talked
over the telephone to Mrs Wlbble-
wobble. Then Uncle Wigguy went TO
the kitchen. where Nurse Jane was
very busy.
what is going on in such a hurry
that you could not come to the tele-
phone2" Mr. Longears wanted 20 know
"Oh. I'm making carrot fruit
cake" answered Nurse Jane. and
just couldn't leave. I'm so busy /
don't know what TO do
Well, perhaps ] can help, SPOKE
the rabbit gentleman. May / not
empty the egg shells or sprinkle some
sugar through the coffee strainer, or
something like that for you
Nurse Jane laughed
You certainly are funny rabbit
she said. And II you want 20 help
me make the turnip pie, I shall be
glad 70 help you.
"Turnip pieT'' cried Uncle Wiggily,
Il thought you said you were making
a carrot fruit cake~
I'm making both-that's why m
so busy, spok the muskrat lady.
Better and better" laughed the
bunny IF there Is one thing I like
more than another Il is carrot fruit
cake. Next to that II is turnip pie
Surely I may help you Nurse Jane.
But first tell me. why does Mrs Wib-
bleWobbls want you to show her how
70 make button holes IN Jimmie
necktie7" You weren't thinking OF
his shirt. were you2-
NO. it's his necktie." the mussrat
lazy answered. You see he loses so
many Of them that his mother said she
was going 20 sew button holes In
them and fasten them TO his collar
Then he won't lose any more I'm
going TO help Mrs. Wibblewobble do
Very kind OF you. I'm sure" said
the bunny. And now. please let me
help you make the carrot fruit cake
and the turnip pie"
Nurse Jane looked at the kitchen
taDle1 Wnlcn was covered Win olsnth
pans, flour. sugar, eggs, nutmeg
graters- egg beaters and mOlasses. and
she was just going to soy something.
when the telephone bell rang again
I'll answer myself this time" said
Miss Fuzzy WuzZy. I'm sure Il IL for
me- II you want TO help make the
cake. Uncle NiEEilv you might beat
up the eggs. Break some eggs IN a
bowl and stir them around with the
egg beaten"
'Tu do It." said the rabbit gentle
nan. Taking of his tall, silk hat. and
rolling up his sleeves so he would not ;
spatter anything on his pink, twink !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

. ling nose Uncle Wiggily began 70
/ beat the eggs up in the bowl
Nurse Jane, wiping her paws on her
apron, went to the telephone. She had
/ hardly left the kitchen before the out
I side door suddenly opened. and In
came the queer old Bazoop.
'Oh. there you are" cried the
Bazoop 10 Uncle Wiggily. There you
yes. 7 am here" said M Longears
keeping a tight hold IN the egg beat
er- What do you want"
AS IL you didn't know" gargled the
Bazoop- Il game after souse. Of
Uncle Wiggily did some quick
thinking He wanted to play a trick
on that funny Bazoop-
Instead OF taking my souce, wouldn't
you just as soon have a bit Of carrot
fruit cake-when it is baked9" asked
q don't like fruit cake answered
the Bazoop. I want souse,"
How about a slice Of turnip pie
when il Is baked2" asked the bunny.
taking a tighter hold Of the egg
beaten.
Nope" answered the Bazoop. most
impolitely. Il came after souse and
sOuse ] viii havew
He came closer to Uncle Wiggily.
The bunny could hear Nurse Jane
talking over the telephone. and he
wished the muskrat lady would stop
and come in 70 help drive away the
bad chap
But III have to do IT all alone by
myself. I guess" thought Uncle Wig
gily- The Bazoop came nearer and
nearer. and leaned over the bowl OF
frothy. beaten eggs.
What have you there2" he asked
the bunny.
'Hai III show you what I have
here" cried the brave rabbit gentle
man Then he turned the egg beater
so fast that a lot Of the whites and
yellows flew up out OF the bowl and
splashed right in the face OF the
"Oh. WOW, Look out there What
are you doing2" cried the bad chap,
with his face full OF egg.
20. pardon me- Ny error. The
mistake was entirely mine" said I'm
Gle Wiggilys politely. But he kept on
sulattering so much on the BazoOp
that the bad chap gave another howl
and away he ran out Of the door. cry
ing:
This is too much egg for me-
Wei. Il saved my sOuse," spoke
the bunny. Then Nurse Jane came
away from the telephone and gave Mr..
Longears more eggs TO beat and the
pie and cake were just fine But the
Bazoop had none. which served him
right. And II the fire shovel doesn't
catch cold when the puppy dog takes
Il out 10 slide down the snow on the
cellar door. III tell you next about
Uncle WiEgily's bad luck--COpyrig
1920. by Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
cate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

IN from blood poisoning at the family
residence. 1893 Montana street
The total number % poll tax re-
ceipts issued is now 12J-
Pat Garrett. since his interrisT
with Gov. Enrique Creel. OF Chihua-
hua. does not believe that Finstad
and Coughener. held for murder. now
in Jail al santa Rosalia. viii be re-
leased as soon as he expected last
week ar. Garrett came up last night
from Chihuahua and left Immediately
for Las Cruces to visit his family.
The editorial offices Of The Herald
have been moved INTO the second story
OF the Mills building Cabore the main
office.
Mrs. Harriet " Cherry. a well
known Fl PasO woman, dropped dead
e her home. So Mesa avenue, yester-
DAT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

tensely personal, N which life insurance
actually carries the individual VINO IN
vests In II For instance, life inSur-
ance policy carries you TO the door Of
the bank and gives you welcome with
the President when you ask him for a
business loan, and you would find, If you
could explore the back Of his mind, that
that life insurance policy had carried
you very much farther into his good
gTsces concerning that financial trans
actor than you could have imagined
Again life insurance carries you into
the position Of stable Stzte Just as
soon as the first premium IS paid This
IS good big argument N favor Of the
man who invests.
Again, In almost every mans life there
comes a time when he actually needs to
be picked Up and carried for while.
Something serious has happened, big
doctors bin or an unfortunate business
experience, or somc4i1ng of tie sort;
has bowled him over. At that time a
Life insurance policy cones along and
actually puts him on his feet and starts
hun al over again This, Of course, Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
OBJECTIONS
TO CANAL ON BORDER

Washington. D. C., Jan. 19.-Objec-
tions previously expressed by the
state department to the construction
Of an al1-American canal along the
California border, which would free
IS. 00o settlers Of Imperial valley
from dependence upon Mexico for
water for irrigation purposes, have
been withdrawn by secretary Ian
sing in a letter TO representative
Kinkaid. Republican of Nebraska.
chairman OF the house committee on
irrigation
Secretary Lansing, in approving the
Kettner bill. designed to remedy the
existing condition. wrote that while
not having altered his opinion OF the
desirability OF entering into an agree
msnt with Mexico. respecting the II
riEation rights. he considered the
provisions OF the bill useful in
bringing about the future negotia-
ton Of such a treaty"
Want KODAK F1nIshing-see Gan.
dara--Adv-
wyandotts Matching Eggs. Phone
4q50-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
STOCK HOLDERS PLAN PROBE
INTO RANGER BURK AFFAIRS

Phoenix. ARK. Jan. 19.-Local hold
ers OF Ranger Burk OIL company said
70 represent a majority Of the stock
issued. have employed their own in
vestiEator into the affairs Of the cor
poration-
The company has three producing
wells in block SIS, northwest Burk-
Burnett extension. with production Of
about 500 barrels a day, with two
more wells about completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
OIL PROSPECTS
IN BREWSTER

Alpine, Texas, Jan 19--OperationE
are making good pr 5gress in Brewster
county. According to biologists. the
pennsylvania formation lies in this
county, making Il the only county In
Texas with the formation. which has
not been thoroughly developed. Sew
cral promising signs have been found
iu the shallow tests being drilled.
There are no deep tests in the county
A small showing OF oil was en-
reuntered in the Presidio's Wilson no.
. and a good gas pocket was found in
ttle Green Valley No. I. These wells
are at 200 and 500 feet respectively
Leasing Is active in this part Of the
county. The Texas company. Pacific
oil company, Falcon and Gas com
uany. and several Of the other large
concerns have acquired large acreage
in the county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
BLOOD POISONING
BsnEEs Hizzrd on . Safe Hryt Nd Trestms1

How often lockiaw and blood
Poisoning result from the neglect
Of slight scratch or little cutf Ham
in's Wizard Oil is a safe and effec.
tive first aid treatment Il IS a DOW
erful antiseptic and should be zp-
Piled Immediately to wounds of this
kind to prevent danger Of infection
It IS soothing and healing and
quickly drives out pain and inham-
nation IN cases Of sprzins, bruises
cuts, burns, bites and stings. lust as
reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet
cold sores, canker sores. earsche and
toothache-
Get it from druggists for 50 oenta
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 81
cents Guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
II Years Ago Today

.DEPORTS from Roswell tel that
n Gov. r. J. Hagerman. who IS to
Re insugurated next Monday. left TO-
day for santa Fe with five Roswell
citizens
The special election called by Gov
$. W T. Lanham 20 elect a member
of the house OF representatives.
from this district 10 fiH the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF
A. L sharpe. VIII be held two weeks
from tomorrow
Jimmie, the 6-year-oid son OF DIS
trict judge J. n GOggin, Is seriously
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

Buckeye. AriZ. Jan 19.-A new
aud much heavier drilling rig has been
ordered in Simi, Calf, by the Palo
Verde Oil and Refining company,
which has property near the ella riv-
or. few miles west OF this point
The old equipment proved inadequate
after several hundred feet had been
drilled