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Arizona republican., 1920-11-12
SELL BULL TODAY FIR
 JAY NURSERY FUNU

iesture of the program at tho s...- Tar this afternoon win be fbe n ''av sn'''e S'o'1 s1ie or fine blooded bun in frant ''% as ra s,aHustand. The sale win be made - me benefit of the day nurser,
 Dleh worthy enterprise is conduct,r .,
 iiower sale at the fair to aid +ho -uiiding fund.
 me pun to be sold this afternoon
 s oonated to the day nursery bv I.
 brite' prominent stockman of Maria. Tex. who aiso- owns ranoh z" Ari1ona. six miles out on the Cbristv 'o@o. Mir. Brite is one of the bio S"''emen of Texas and is noted for his .'"e stock. The bull which has been sven to the day nursery is a valuable ~n'mal and easily worth S25O. But if S expected that much more than that mount will be realized at the sale as ne very creditable purpose to which ...e money will be placed will bring out -.enN bidders who will vie with each ..er s,.,'r m making the selling price of tbe oull a handsome one.
 Nr. brite has taken great interest in ..~ gay nursery since it has been called ms attention. His handsome do suon 70 the cause is evidence of his ipterest in its welfare.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

this splendid cause. It is gratifying to note the great increase in the patron age O fthis series, as this implies that it will be a permanent institution.
 MT Lhevinne has long been one of the most popular pianists before the American public and he has now reached height which makes his po sition i'll the musical world quite unique. His virtuosity is absolutely original, both in methods and results. His octave and chord playing have al- ways been unapproached, and in addi- ton he has tone of remarkable full- ness and beauty and a finger technic of crystalline purity.
 Probably Phoenix audience never has been more delighted and enrap- tured than were the fortunate auditors who last evening had the privilege of listening to Josef Lhevinne. A won derful musician and a wonderful audi ence combined to make the occasion an event in the musical history of Phoenix. The pianist was visibIy en- outraged by the responsive audience.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

the enthusiasm bringing out the very best in the artist.
 Last nights program commenced with Beethoven's Sonata op. S1, one Of the masters happiest inspirations MT. LheVinne's interpretation was so filled with fragrant poetry that one forgot to marvel at it's bewildering perfection. Ut was played in an introspective, inti- mate manner, as were also the two Liszt transcriptions. which iollowed The pianist graciouslv re spohded 10 the enthusiastic applause by playlng delightful set of dances and the Minor Impromptu bv Schubert. me Chopin group, consisting of the F Minor Ballade and four Etudes Cop. To- Nos. II and g. and op. %. Nos. , ana lO(, was given with this same mo-
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

ble mastery, and again MT Lhevinne was obliged to give an encore. the same composers Impromptu in P sharp. Finally came a group of mod ern numbers, three preludes by Rach- manfnoff. among them the famous one in c Minor. The Lark by Glinka -Bala- kirew. a stunning Etude by Bohnanyi. and the Schulz-E Evler version of the Beautiful Blue Danube, so beviider- ingly played that MT Lhevinne had 10 add PoldinTs Marche Mignonne.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12
RUSSIAN PIANIST IN WONDERF u CONCERT
 DELIGHTS AUDIENCE
By Franz Darvas

The Musical Events club now part of the Musicians club, entered upon it's second season last night, presenting the great Russian pianist. Josef Lhe- vinne at the high school auditorium. The course this year is unusually we'll selected and excellent and Phoenix music lovers are deeply indebted to Miss Cordelia Hulburd and her CO., workers for their tireless efforts in
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

Sroad visioned business men plan .2r iand and ocean transportation. with the world for their market 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

An American merchant mareine is q business getter for the American farmer and manufacturer. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12
THE YOUNG LADY ACROSS THE
 WAY

The young lady across the way says severely plain clothes are all right in their place but she's feminine enough 10 like little. esprit du corps
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
Taxes Must Be
Paid On EUe1y
Oil Land Lease

A total OF 152.sss acres OF land In
Ell Paso county is leased for oil and
gas and other mineral rights. ac-
cording 70 the books In the office
OF John T Cain. county tax assessor.
Then there Is another side 70 this
l52,6S9 acres OF land being leased
Ilese leases are all taxable.
Tax assessor Cain is IN receipt Of
an announcement from state con-
trOler IL L. Wiginton which states
that the attorney general has ruled
that taxes must be collected from all
leases on land for oil and gas and
other mineral rights.
an To Be Taxed.
The conveyance lease, optional
lease and al other forms Of oil and
gas leases regardless OF their word
Ing, are subject TO taxation. accord
Ing to the controllers statement, and
should be assessed for taxes.
Practically all the land in Ell Paso
county In large acre tracts has been
leased. it Is evident, and the state
meut from the controller goes on to
say that the leases on all this prop
erty Is subject to taxation the same
as real property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
Texas Territorial Integrity To Be
Maintained, Says Hobby Force Sent
To Hold Land Claimed By Oklahoma

acres on the south side OF the middle
Of the Red river. whose value is es-
timated at S10.O00.0O0. There are
three producing welh on the prop
erty and perhaps 40 wells are nov
being drilled. The property is now
yielding the state about 5000 Per
day
The duty Of the state 10 main
tain sovereignty IS not only involved.
but II viii be seen that valuable
financial interest to the state Is also
Involved. Therefore sufficient force
has been ordered to hold the terri
tory and surrender none Of u except
upon the decree OF the only court
having jurisdiction over the hound
airy line OF states. and that IL the
supreme court OF the United States
This course finds precedent and
IS in fun accord with the resolution
passed by the legislature Ct Texas
IN 1850 10 the effect that the state
viii maintain the integrity OF Texas
territory
To Ask Contempt Warrants.
Enid. Okla March 16.-Attorneys
for the Judscnia Developing associa-
ton announced Monday that they
would ask federal judge Frank A
Coumans to issue warrants charging
contempt Of court for the arrest Of
those holding the areas in the bed Of
the red river In dispute between Texas
and Oklahoma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
CROWLEY NO. 2 WELL NOW
MAKING 5000 BARRELS DAILY

Eastland. Texas. March l6.-In an
uncompIeted state the B. Crowley
10. . is making 5000 barrels daily
This well is operated and owned BY
the Gulf Production company and Is
situated on the Crowley land IN the
Neeessity townsite, Stephens county.
II is the best wen in thai district for
several days.
During the past few days five pro-
ducers have been brought IN north
east Of Eastland. States OIL corp0r-
atoms 7. ]. Shahan wen on the Wes-
tern edge Of the H0ileman shallow
field has been completed This well
is making $50 barrels daily at 1925
feet This companys II topper is
making $50 barrels at 1884 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

A USTIN. Tex, March 1e.-Officials
~ here would not comment on gov
ernor W. p. Hobby's statement
Monday that q force deemed sulli-
clent7 TO hold disputed Red river oil
lands had been ordered 20 the terri
tory involved in the boundary contro-
rersv between Texas and Oklahoma
and that Texas would surrender the
land only on decree OF the United
states supreme court he declared
the federal district court at Enid,
Okla, which recently granted q re-
straining order against Texas claim
ants. acted without jurisdiction IN law
Texas rangers have been guarding
the property several weeks.
Governor Hobby declared Texas has
had unQuesronec possession OF the
land. which he said was valued at
$4,000. 000. 81 years
W. A. Healing. assistant attorney
general for Texas left FOR ~ ashington
WIN Maintain integrity.
The territorial integrity OF Texas
VIII be maintained and this state
win not surrender territory over
which It has exercised sovereignty
and OF which Il has been in actual
and unuuestioned possession fo- 81
years. except upon 2 decision OF the
supreme court OF the United States
and the case IS now pending In
that court" asserted the governor.
Continuing. he said. "W'fiort =
trial 70 determine the issue Of right
fui OWNERSHIP an Oklahoma federal
judge entered an order. a. effect of
which IS 10 dispossezs the state OF
TEXAS Of a portion OF IFS publ DO
main leased for OIL reiopmen-
olspcssess a receiver -Dnointed by a
Texas court and has enjoined all Of
ficers OF the state who have been
sent by ne 10 preserve and prevent
tresnassinE.
The attorney general OF Texas has
advised. IN q carefully" prepared opin-
ions that the order Of the Oklahoma
court is void iand without iustiffca-
ton in law. and judge Calhoun. of the
district court Of Travis county. has
asked me 20 use the executive Of the
state to enforce the orders Of his
court
state Gets 1900 Day.
This property consists OF $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
RAPID WORK ON A NEW
RAILROAD IN OIL FIELDS

Ranger Tex. March I5.-Reports
from the general offices Of the Wichi-
"a Falls Ranger e Fort worth rail-
road here are that The r1adbed Of the
line south Of Jakehamon to Dublin
is almost ready for the steel The
yards az Dublin have been arranged
for joint use BY the new railroad and
the St Louis q San Francisco rail-
road there and through traffic Is
planned 70 be established the second
week 10 April
The wichita Fails. Ranger & Fort
Worth railroad general Officers are
expecting 70 operate trains between
Dublin and Frankal, In Stephens
county. before April Is This viii
embrace about SO miles OF main line
and will probably effectually relieve
the congestion OF freight az Ranger
and make the movement OF materials
and supplies 70 the OH fields both OF
Eastland and Stephens county much
more expeditions
Frankel viii probably be the north
end OF the line for three OF four
weeks. when it VIII be extended 70
Breckenridge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
LOCATIONS FOR
PEC0S WELLS

Pecos, Texas, March IA party
Of biologists. headed by DR.. Hugh Y
Tucker, the man who located numer-
Gus Texas oil fields, started out this
morning to trace the Dixieland anti
cline on which the Bell well Is located
to the north and east
Numerous well sites have already
been located in the general direction
OF the anticline. which Is 50 degrees
east OF north, and many additional
locations viii be made when the re-
port is submitted, If lt is favorable
The expedition viii be cut several
days.
More New Wells.
= F. Leonard, head Of the Citizens
OIL company, which spuds IN the latter
part OF this week, has let a contract
Tor two wells One VIII be located In
section y. OF block 55. OF township 5.
Reeves county, and Is four miles west
OF the Zone oil company's well. which
spudded In Sunday. The other Is In
section is. Of block 2. r & G. n rail-
way survey. a mile and half north
west OF the Bell we'll
Six wells are 70 so down or section
6 Of the same block. In addition TO
the TeEoiland well. which viii spud
in this week r P. Howard Is 70 sink
three wells. and & syndicate OF St
ed b. J. IL AcLooney Is 70 drill two
wells.
Ranger People Interested.
The Ranger-Pecos oil company.
formed by Brooks & Turner, OF Ran
ger and Dallas, has let contracts for
two wells. one OF which viii strike
entirely new territory. This we'll wiz
be in section 4, OF block q, University
survey, p miles asst and north OF
Pecos This Is in a block Of u sec
tons held by the same company and
VIII be deep test on what Is said TO
be pronounced anticline IN Winkler
county
The other well viii be an extension
OF the Dixieland anticline on a block
o. eleven sections in blocks IS and 26
Of the school survey in Winkler coun-
~ The drll viii 90 down on sec
ton IA, and win be a deep test. II.
A. Turner. formerly city manager Of
Ranger, Is q partner In this COM
pany.
Ira J. Bell head OF the Dlxieland
syndicate has gone 10 New York with
p. ?. Howard. to interest eastern cap
ital in the further development Of
their big holdings in the Pecos field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
BELL IIELLFL0WF0R SHORT PERIOD
IS EQUAL To 1894 BARRELS 4 DAY

eDECos Is going TO be the wonder
oil field OF the country as
serted Aai. James r. Conlin.
president Of the zone oil company.
former zone supply officer for the
El Pas1 district.
Es returned Tuesday morning from
Pecos and says while he was there
on Monday be went out 70 the Bell
s-cli and saw a 55-Eallon drum filled
with OF in one minute and Is sec
qncs from the Bel we'll The oil
ran ont under the gas pressure. low
ever. the oil IS so thick and heavy
mat DO holds the gas back. ne says.
and VIII not Gov steadily az that
rate which would meaz 1855 barrels
every p hours. The extent Of the
well can only be ascertained, he
says, when a pump Is attached 10 the
wel and put 70 work A pipe line
he's been completed, he says, to Ira
bel station. two miles away on the
santa Fe, and tank cars are ready
zt the station to take the oil as soon
CO the pump is started. II was eN-
pected today.
Aa5. Coniin's company spudded In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

its well Sunday. The Zone OIL com
pany Is capitalized for $4,000 and
is an Ell Paso concern. owning 1900
acres Of Pecos land 1t is located
on section p. block 4, seven and a
half miles northwest OF Pecos. very
close to the Laura vel oi the Sun
shine OIL corporation OF FL Paso and
Peoos. The santa Fe is putting IN a
switch for the Sunshine and zone
companies seven miles out from Pc
cos. The place IS to be known as
Sunshine City.
Mai Coniin says the scenes Of the
early days OF Ranger and Burkbur-
nett are being reenacted At Pecos
daily He says Pullman cars are be-
ing parked everywhere. as eastern
men rush into the field to get leases
or buy land or let drilling contracts
They lease the Pullmans BY the day
and live in them IN lieu Of hotel ac-
c0mmodations. A party Of Pitts burg
oil men are coming this week, ne
SAYS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
HOW WOULD you LIKE TO
BE A JAR MAKER7 $50 DAILY

Ranger, Tex, March l6.-The best
paid skilled labor In the Texas oil
fields Is e small class OF hlacksmiths
whose task iS making Jars" a sort
OF sliding shock absorber weighing
several hundred pounds that IS en-
ployed IN drilling with standard tools
in hard formations, such as the black
limestones OF the Frankell district
where much drilling is now under
way. These jar makers receive $50 a
day and have three or four helpers
who are ordinary blacksmiths and
apprentices -Four sets Of jars a day
IS a maximum days work for a crew
OF Jar makers.
Ranger has quite a business IN the
manufacture Of jars for the drilling
IN the black limestone. One set Of
Jars viii generally last for several
weeks. but they are watched very
carefully and the first sign Of weak
ness IN a set Of Jars Is a signal 70
discard them for new ones In the
days Of lower wages, jar makers used
70 do their work by piece scale, re-
ceiving $50 for each set OF Jars fin
ished- -Four sets were a days work
for a crew but in those days under
that system the jar maker hired his
own helpers. Vow be gets the $50 q
day and use Of O shop and the en-
ployer pays for the helpers.
FL Paso seed Co.'S 1920 Cata1oE now
ready. Write or call for a copy--AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
WICHITA PRODUCTION SHOWS
DECREASE DURING PAST WEEK

Wichita Falls. Texas. March Is
During the past ten days production
IN the Wichita county oil fields de-
creased approximately 1000 barrels.
The daily runs averaged $1,000 bar
rels daily. The Pioneer Producing
company's No. ! Roller. two miles
south and east from lie Daniels we'll
Is swahbing about $50 barrels daily
and is Of great Importance as It
opens up considerable new territory
b thar dIsLrlcL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
Grow Your Hair
FREE RECIPE

After bsile eiuost totally bald New
I0rk business nan grew hair-ard now
has q prolific growth e. age cl 66-t1r
when &c VIA send the genuine recipe
free on request 20 any man or woman who
wishes 70 overcome dandraf OF gain new
hair growth. Or testing box Of tie prep
Grafton. h1f1-E1. VII Be mailed With
recipe i you ee1d 10 cts. stamps or
sii7er. Els address is JOAN 81 Britain,
BT-s11. stziion 2. AeT YORK. n. y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
altitude
oward american Oil
Interests Is Changed

Galveston. Tex. March 15.-Condi-
tons in N--ico affecting the OIL in
dustry ana plans for development
work IN that country by large Ameri-
can interests engaged attention Mon
day OF representatives. OF % oil cosa-
panies doing business in Mexico.
Franklin K Lane. former secretary
OF the interior, attended
A changed attitude by the Carranza
government was noted by the oil men.
Rigid restrictions regarding the is
suance Of permits for new drilling.
they declared. had been greatly re-
laNed and the authorities are cooper
ating with the foreign companies
Seventy wells are being sunk in the
Iampic0 district alone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
WELL PRODUCING
Ar IA BARRELS PER DAY

Corsicana. Texas. March 15.-At
700 feet the Three c OIL company's
shallow well on the Latta lease. one
rels daily. The oil Is Of high grade
and Is standing 100 feet IN the hole.
This company holds considerable
acreage in this section Of Navarro
county which il a Ir07 en- shallow
field The company has a drilling
program which calls for the drilling
Of 100 shallow wells.
Lee Newman
Tenement Specialist-Ph- 460i.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
4 new TOWN IN
PEGlS oil FIELD

Pecos. Texas. March &c. - 'Irabers
the next stop" is the sinEsonE cry
passengers on the Santa Fe railroad
nearing Pecos are hearing, as the
Reeves county's newest town. born
OF the oil boom that has resulted
from the discovery Of oil in the Ben
well. % miles northwest OF Pecos,
and two miles west Of the new town
Already the new town boasts Of a
refinery location. with the machinery
now en- route. upon orders from Abner
Davis. Fort Worth and Wichita Falls
refirer and operator, as a result Of
the showing made BY the Bell well
when swabbed out last Saturday.
Numerous other business sites are
located and Chester r. Bunker, who
has been placed in charge Of the
toWnsite, states thar within a week
the town VIII be bustling with actiVi-
y and ready TO care for the needF
OF the many who viii be called there
in the work OF drilling and directing
the wells for which contracts have
been let in the vicinity.
Laura Wen Resumes
Drilling In the Laura wen OF the
sunshine OIL corporation. eight miles
north Of PecOs. which has been de-
llyeu for some time while a heavy
TOW Of water was concerted off. has
been resumed II was first neCes-
sary 70 pound the way through con-
siderable concrete that had fallen 20
the bottom Of the hole. This ven Is
deep test
Gen. Henry Hutchins, former adju-
tant general OF Texas, has taken the
contract for eight wells on the Bell
leases. One wilF be drilled in each
40 acres Of the north half OF section
81, block SO, II. & 7. c. railway sur
vey- lying four miles north and east
Of the Bell strike. In the general d.
rection OF the anticiine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
GAS AND OIL SHOWS IN
COLEMAN COUNTYS TEST

Coleman. Texas. March 1e.-Locai
operators are greatly interested over
the report OF q showing OF gas, oil
and water IN the Magnolia Petroleum
company's No. on the Morris ranch
At depth OF 2350 feet Casing IS
being set IN the vel preparatory 70
drilling deeper. The No. on the
property is drilling below $500 feet.
Three miles west Of Novice the Sea
men Oil cOmpany's test Is drilling
With good progress below 1850 feet
The Texas company Is preparing to
sink its initial test well on the Cress-
vel ranch at once.
Cock fighti.-E Is one OF the chief
Tf--er-fr--a g., s--ar raj uorwnn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE And DON'T KNOW IT

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
ARKANSAS NATURAL GAS co.
BRINGS IN NEW PRODUCER

Shreveport, La, March 16.-The
Arkansas Natural Gas COMPANY Nom
day completed their LanEsfor No. us
IN the Claiborne field. section "a. 81
and S. on vas found in shallow sand
The well IS flowing $500 barrels.
Another Increase Of IS cents per
barrel has been posted on all North
Louisiana crudes BY pipe line COM
panies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

Hair the SIX used throughout the weird
comes FROM China and Japan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

Cock fiEhti.-E Is one Of the chief
dlversions n SaraEaz. Borneo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

FL Paso seed Co.'S 1920 Cata1oE now
ready. Write or call for a copy.-Adv-