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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
Expect, Wool Tariff

strict economy aud huyr faitl Boo our
selves. uur fellow men and our Couu-
'fNT
Expects Wool Tariff
Speaking with regret OF the pr'si-
dents veto of 'h, Fordrry emergency
'lifr hill for which Nj Miller in
N,hHlf Uf tho Sew Mexico ahH'p men.
spent much Vim, and ,u,rry m
Washington Mr. Miller ruupho,i'd
shat tho April congress VIII pass tho
900 grh'sltutiullE
Hsurh action with the proper r0-
operation uf the bankers OF a., tuuU-
'ry should ,uuhl, wool rrowurs, all
'HuuEh there is surplus OF wool in
'Er country. gradually tn market their
products at e priy" that Will prevent
10. uoCyFsi'y of marketing this flll a
IIrgo percentage OF their breeding
ives In order to meet o portion of
their obligations" said Nj Miller.
second 90 tariff legislation 7 con-
slider the enactment OF IN" French
'appcr hin most important said
Nj Miller. "Su,h u law would create
. demand for virgin wool clothes and
would protect IN, public from shoddy
~ virgin wool prices n would Nim-
u.lto the production and fIl" of moro
soryicoJhle garments
Must POOL Wool
we will never receive q Just price
for wool until our woods are pooled
I'm some way and handled 10y OK
port snlesmcu." hr said in develop
INK his third remedy for the Ills OF
tho phoepmcn ~ find In the early
DAYS an woods we're sold ON commits
sion one merchant conceived the
idea of spoCulatiug ON wool and hav-
ing realized large profits. other COM
mission merchants became afflicted
with the habit aud the wool dealer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25

United States refused TO accept tho
White award Secretary Hughes then
dispatched second note insisting
that tho boundary fixed In that award
ho recognized O. tho true ono.
80 Trply 10 that note has been
received but after receiving u. prra-
dent Purrus appealed directly TO
Irrsidnt Harding, saying that tho
state departments decision "humln-
nt"d' his country Mr. Harding'g rc-
ply was that the decision or chief
Justice White was the untltcrabl" po-
sition Of th" United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
LOST
Five Naval Men May Have Per
ished at Sea

ITNSNIUIN. TTI- WITUh 20.
Naval authorities have expressed the
belief today that the only hope for
tho safety ~ chief puartogmlstcr G..
Is. Mils.uslu and four student pilots,
missing from the naval abr station
her. sine. they took the atr lu % free
balloon TUESDAY g. lt is that some
vessel iu tn, Guli of McNiCu may
have rescued thDm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
DEBS IN CELL.
Returns TO Prison After Trip TO
Washington

NIT-NNIN II- NUTOH =. .EUEDUO
b'bs. socialist leader. reached
here about noon today uu hts way
back tp bis p,II tu the federal pcui-
tuntUrN after nis visit Zoo Attorney
General nlugh,rtN at Washington
%" would not discuss th, trip to
Washington. and accompanied by
warden I'rhst. and his attorney. lot
Immediately for the p,uifruiIurs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
is YOUR HOUSE
PAID FOR?

% you are still making ply-
w"nts on your hous, o. .. pose
HhlD that an extra 500 wuulJ
come in handy bon helping tu
complete tho insttliWrutr
Suppose you offer on, of Your
vacant rooms for rent 90 somr
desirable" and conF,nIal person
Five dollars "A week rent
wuu,, amounts 90 SebUu y,lr.
On other words you add $3.50 ID
year 90 YOUR income WITHOUT
Hus additional inyestm,ug y,-
.'p' s Few cents FOR a want ud.
lhurn YOUR Room Co.. HtH'"
td tu The Herald toduE uul
make that vacant room HHH
Hft. .H.rNa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25

How does tho Rev Mr. Fuller oi.
wbyg have tho front seats OF nIs
church so woll fiucd2
"Ilis head usher "a a street car con-
durtUr American Legion WDrk.y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
SI,elIy Oh COMPANY

Skelly Oil Company on the j. H.
Dllard farm, in section %, had four
wells producing.
On the Eliza Stechi farm, in sec
ton Is, had two weels producing, one
well drilling and one new rig up
and building.
On the w. Carney 40-acre farm, in
section 10, had one completion, Two
wells. producing, two wells drilling and
three new rigs up and building.
on the V. j. Ward farm in section
22, had four wells producing.
on the j. II. billiard farm, in sec
tion %, had one completion, eight
wells producing and ole well drilling.
On the f. Noble farm, in section
90, had five wells producing
on The W. Carney farm, in section
10. had one completion and three wells
producing.
on the Shellenberger farm, in sec
zion 1G. had one completion. one well
producing, and one well drilling
On the Cruce farm, in section lG, had
one completion and three wells produc-
| ing.
one the Ga2away farm, in section
/ lG, had one completion, one vel
pi odueing and one well drilling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
OKLAHOMA CITY MAN SUG.
CESTS GASOLINE TAX TO RAISE
MONEY FOR ROAD FUND

"ro raise money Tor q road fund
in this state why would 10 not be
equitable to- tax gasoline one cent a
gallon. said an oklahoma Ctyan
who was at Hote. Ardmore last night.
This man says that the gasoline
selling stations could BE- required ty
an act of the legislature TO pay one
cent a gallon Tor his gasoline az each
purchase. the stations could send this
money into the state government or TO
the county government and. the money
could hc placed into "a road building
fund.
iIc has not made any figures and
could not give an estimate Of the size
~ tho road fund that would be ac-
cumulaied during the year but he
said 1t would place a vast amount of
revenue In the hands Of the state.
that the tax would come direct from
the man who wns using the roads
and he bellevca that It would be one
" the most indirect taxoN that could
be collected lic also stated that %
wla always better TO raise money bv
Indirect methods than by direct tax
alton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
400 Wells Producing
OPERATING COMPANIES
Humble Oil and Refining Co.

The Humble oil and Refining Com
plny. on ghe V. j. Ward, in section
22. 4s-2w, had wells producing.
on the +. j. Stroman farm, in sec
ton %. had 10 wells producing.
on the J. II. Dllard farm. In Sec
ton %. had wells producing.
on the okla-Dlllard farm, in section
-. had II wells producing.
on ghe Hewitt-Walker farm. in
section 9, had = wells producing and
wells drilling.
On the Gaslway farm, in section
10. had 4 wells producing
On the Walker-Voorhecs farm, IN
section 3, had completion. and wells
producing.
on the Bennett farm In section IL,
had I well producing and wells
drilling.
on the walker-voorhees farm. In
section 81. had . wells producing.
wells drilling and new RIG up and
building.
on the f. y. Horton farm, in see'
ton Il, had wells producing and
one we'll drilling.
On the E. A. Walker farm, in Sec
ton 81. had 4 well producing and one
RIG IN and building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
FORT WORTH REFINER EX.
PECTS RELIEF IN BUSINESS
CONDITIONS EARLY NEXT FALL

w r .Hassett rs here from Fort
Worth Tor the purpose Of soothing his
nerves. Mr. Hassett is an Independent
refiner and things have not been go.
Ing very good Of late for his business.
Crude has been high and fuel oil has
been low and there has been slow
market FOR refinery products. Mr.
Hassett is 40 Battle Springs today
with a gun and hJ Is using ducks
for target. When crude oil drop.
ped II did not give refiners any relief
for the reason that gasoline and kero-
sene In Texas. oklahoma and also IN
the Indiana district took a drop. Mr..
Hassett is Of the op.nios that the OH
business and the refinery business Will
be somewhat sluggish ana will not
pay very well until early next IAN
when he feels that business will re.
vive and will return 10 normal prof
it's. He expresses the opinion that the
oil men have nerve enough TO stand
this depression without fllnching
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
Carter OH Company

Carter oil Company. on the Il. ~
Hcfner farm. In section %. had l wells
producing and one well drilling
On the ]. T.. Hamilton farm In sec
ton %, had two wells producing and
one well drilling.
on the Eva Hefncr farm. in section
%. ls-gv. had five wells producing
and two wells drilling
ON she W. Z. Poland farm. In Sec
ton 20, had two wells producing
on ire May woodruff farm. In Sec
ton 10. had one well producing sHnd
one well drilling.
on the Shellenbcyer farm. In .sec-
ton ie. had one complexion. five wells
producing and one well drilling
on the 4. II. Ward carm. In section
i6. had nine wells producing.
ON the ]. :. Mullen EARN. In section
ie. had seven wells producing.
ON the e. r. Bennett farm. In sec
tiOn rs. hal two wells drilling.
on the l.. J.. wocdi uff farm. In sss,-
ton 49, had ono completion. II wens
producing. tvo wells drilling ana orr
new RIG up and building.
On che 4. Noble farm. In sectlon FL.
had ai wells protucins and one well
drilling.
on the A. N. ward farm in sec
ton q, had eight wells prOduclngfand
two wells drilling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
LONE STAR 10 BUiI.D T..
INCH LINE FROM DIXIE TO
ROBERTSON FIELD

The Lone star Gas Company has
unloaded line pipe at Ringing to be
used in building an extension OF its
system of gas lines TO the new gas
field recently discovered In township
north and west near Robertson
on the south line Of Garvin county.
The line will be built from the com.
pany's station al Dixie into the new
area. The new line win be built of
I2lnch pipe'and j, viii require four
months TO do the construction work.
The company plans to have an the
work completed ready 10 take gas
from that area next winter. IL would
be impossible 20 build the line for
service. THIS winter and besides the
Lone star is not IN need Of the gas
this season. When this branch line
has been completed the north Texas
cities including Fort Worth. Dallas,
sherman. Gainesville, etc, viii have
direct pipe lire connection with Okla.
homa's new gas area in Garyin county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
ARDMORE ELKS PREPARE TO PUT
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA ON THE MAP
WHEN STATE CONVENTION B. p. @. E.
ASSEMBLIES HERE IN MONTH OF MAY

delegations to conventions in other
parts of the state and neighboring
states, have impressed delegates OF
other lodges to such an extent that it
was indeed very gratifying TO all the
lodges when they were made aware
that the 1921 convention would be held
in this city. The visiting lodges will
expect an extraordinary series OF pleas
ant events ana according TO those in
charge Of the May convention here,
"they VIII receive the height OF their
expectations
Invitations to other lodges are be-
ing mailed out. and they are also be
ing asked to bring bands. and every
thing" they care 70. NJ is expected
that every lodge in the state will be
On hand. especially on the day Of the
parade, with large representation.
The intiation committee will be eq-
uipped with new plraphernalia, and
old members, as well as new. will he
permitted 10 view many new novelty
arrangements etc.
| The finance committee VIII solicit
funds from the local merchants to aid
in defraying the expenses connected
with the staging Of the affair. There
is no doubt bu. that ,he business men
will contribute literally, because for
period Of three days Ardmore will
be thronged with visiting guests.
Besides the business session which
will be conducted, the reception and
entertainment committee is planning
dances. auto rides, theatre parties, and
other forms OF entertainment during
the convention. Prominent speakers
will address the convention assemblies
All visiting Elks and others will be
met at the train end escorted TO gheir
various hotels.
1t has not been decided as yet wheth-
er a programme VIII be ISSUED
The parade promises to be a novel
feature during the convention Beau-
tifui floats, bands. freak costumes,
and drills will be presented for the
admiration Of the grown-upB and the
delight OF the Riddles. The parades
conducted by the Elks in this city in
the past. especially that OF last year
viii long be remembered By all who
viewed them because Of the novelties
introduced and ahe manner Of pre-
sensation TO the public OF the can
Sdldates for Initiation. etc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27

The 1921 convention Of the BenevO-
lent and Protective Order OF Elks, Of
the state of Oklahoma, viii be held in
Ardnore during ehe latter part Of May
The exact dates have not been an
bounced as yet, but it is expected
that they will be given out in the near
future The affair promises to be
the most imposing and largest attend
ed yet conducted in this state. The To-
cal Elks have already commenced ac-
tlvlties Tor the reception OF Wishing
delegates and other details connected
with the staging Of the convention.
Grand Exalted Ruler Bob Garden
hire, assisted by other officers OF the
local lodge, has named the following
committees who viii have charge OF
the details Of the convention:
Finance committee Buck Garrett,
o. II. Wolverton. II. l.. Evans, Il. II.
Roger, and Tom Frame.
Advertising Committee: William
Krohn, chairman, Roy Il. Gum. w. +.
Redsted, Lynn Boyd. Sidney Sanders,
and Joe Echols.
Entertainment and Reception com
miutee: C. c. Lynch, chairman. T. w.
Roadway, T. H. Lively. +. b. Jeffer-
ies, Clarence Atkins, l.. V. Mullen
Harry Kessler, Harold Wallace, w
L. Kearney, L. G. Wymore, William
Chisholm, John ID. Davidson, g. O
Pyle, w. T.. Cruce, anu j. Z. Cham
pion.
Lunch and refreshment committee
c. s. KinNlde. chairman. William
Schwaz, L. II. Boyd, Otto Nichols
and George Cleek.
Parade Committee: Moss Patter
son, chairman, Everett Kruger. LeoT
Irby, Guy Harris, Don Cochran. j. W
Kruger Harry l.. Bean. j. d. Seede
Freeman Gait Ed Herrick, G. 7
Glenn, Ford Whitehurst
Initiation Committee: X. 5. Gard
enhlre. chairman, Buddie Moorehead
Leo Rice. Charles Riordan. Ban Coop
er.
House physicians: Dr. Walter Hardy
Dr. A. c.. Cowles.
Officers Of The Day. Buck Garret
AMI Bob Short
The Elks state conventions are not
ed as being among the most elabor
ate affairs conducted by any organi
zatlon in the country and during IN
past several years. the Ardmore ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
HEWITT SOUTHEAST
EXTENSION DRILLS
INTO PAY SAND

What promises 10 be an import
ant southeast extension 10 Hewitt
has been discovered by the Coline
Oil Company. This conpany's
well in the southwest corner VI
section 25.is-2w is said TO have
reached a sand at a depth Of about
1909 feet, the sand has been pene-
trated. according to this report,
for q depth of l8 feet. the total
depth OF the hole Is 1920. the well
Is showing both oil and gas and
gives every promise Of being 4 pay
we'll. The casing was run in the
well last night and the sand
should be drilled into sometime to-
day or tomorrow.
Dorset Carter, president OF the
Coline Oil Company, has been here
from Oklahoma City for the past
tea days and he and his assistant
/. W. Williams have been busy
making purchases for their COM
pany. II Is stated that the Coline
has spent between SiU0,oo0 anu
s.O0,0OO in acreage surrounding
this well.
This well Is \ mile ahead Of
production, it Is almost like the
finding OF a new oil pool in the
county. II brings back TO memory
the discovery OF the southeast ex-
tension TO Healdton which was al
most as important as the main
pool aud made many fortunes for
local people. The discovery will no
doubt start n drilling campaign IN
that portion OF the field.
The Texas Company which Is the
discovery company nj Hewitt mas
been Of tire opinion all the time
that an extension would be discov-
cred 10 the southeast and u has
a nice acreage in that direction.
Westheimer and Daube and also
the Humble Oil and Refining Com
pany have acreage in close proxi-
nifty 10 the new well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
NEWLY ORGANIZED
COMPANY TO DRILL
SOUTH OF HEWITT

The Herbcr, oil Company has re-
Gently purchased from Erret Dunlap
ct al. the So OF the Swh Of the
NEA OF section %, ts-sw and viii
inmmedia,ely move "a rotary rig to
the lease. The first test will be located
at the northeast corner ot the tract.
!. w. Ryder. OF the Municipal Engi-
neering Company. OF this city. COM
pleied survey of the tract during
the early par. OF the week and made
elx locations
According 10 geological deductions,
the company expects 10 find the pay
sand at abox a depth OF $500 feet,
but Il oil is not found al shallowcr
cepths, the well will be drilled TO 1000
feet. stake officials OF the company.
SIR. Herbert states that the TACT
thar there are number OF dry holes
south OF production In Hewitt. does
not define the southern limits OF she
field. and he IL very optimistic eon-
cerning the new activities of his COM
pSny.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
The TeXas Company

The TeNls Company on the Denny
farm. in section q. had one compile
lion. four wells producing one well
drilling and one new rig up ana build
ing.
on the !. II. Dillard farm. In
section q, had one well producing.
ON the Westheimer AMI Daube farm
in section q, had one completion,
four wells producing and one well
drilling.
On the V. L. D.lard farm, in Sec
ton 27. had one completion, ana four
wells producing
On the j. II. ana V. +. Dillard
farm. in section %, had one well pro-
ducing.
On the I. Nolan farm, in section
aS. had two wells producing and three
wells drilling.
On the L. Warl firm, in section q.
had one completion. and four wells
producing.
on the +. y. Horton farm. in Sec
ton q. had one completion. and fouE
wells producing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
THIEVES THWARTED
BY OFFICER WILLIAMS
HERE LAST NIGHT

Officer Jake Williams. who is em-
ployed by the Retail Merchants Asso-
citation TO assist in guarding the inter-
ests Of members Of the associa.i ion.
last night frustrated the attempts Of
pair of thieves 70 rob the store oc-
cupled by j. V. London on West Main
street. The thieves hal entered the
store at about midnight. and while one
OF them stood guard at the rear en-
trance, the other proceeded TO pack
up merchandise preparatory 10 MAX
ing a getaway. In he meantime Off
Ger Williams approached In the alley
in the rear Of the store and after he
had been spied by the lookout the
latter warned his companion and the
pair beat hasty retreai wi,hou. any
booty whatever.
According 10 the statement OF II. T..
Shine. secretary OF the Retail Mer-
chants Association. this is the frs. at
tempt made TO rob a store OF one OF
the members since officer Williams
has been employed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
EIGHTEEN COUNTY
TEACHERS TAKING
QUARTERLY EXAMS

Eighteen teachers from the rural
districts OF the county are taking the
regular quarterly examination al the
office OF the county superintendent
and Will be here for The next three
days completing the work.
Owng 10 the lack of space In the
super.ntcndents office the commits
sioners room and the county court
room are being utilized by the teaeh-
ers.
Those IN attendance are Ethel Shir-
ley. Edith White. Ella Anderson.
Esther Coker. Charlse Akers, Della
Ray. Ollie Sgttle. Inez Prui,t. Emma
FRASER. Bonnie Mitchell Mrs Char
les Wilson Mary Lyons. Gladys Dem
mis-. Edna Turner. ~ T.. Roberts,
Earnest Tlte. George Hamilton. and
Bauch Bruce (col.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
D0UBLE-HEADER GAME
BASKETBALL AT HIGH
SCHOOL FRIDAY NIGHT

What promises 10 be one OF the
most interesting events in school
athletics this season is the double
header basket ball game scheduled
for Friday night .et the High School
gym when the local boys will meet
Lawton High School, and the local
girls viii play Duran. High School
girls.
The Ardmore boys and girls have a
splendid record for the entire season.
They have been undefeated. The Law
Ton boys also hold this record. and
they are fighting hard for the sta.e
championship Recently they defeated
Altus, % TO 81. and also Anadarko,
both strong teams Among Ardmore's
victories are Oak Cliff, Pauls valley
and the sulphur Dummies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
MAGNOLIA Petroleum Company

MAgnolia Petroleum VompNhY' on
the L. ] Woodruff farm, In section
IS, had two wells producing and Two
wells drilling.
on the Griffin ;arm, Ia section 2t,
had one well producing and one We'll
drilling.
ON the Crucc farm. IN section TO-
had three competitions and seven wells
producing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
COMMITTEE FROM
ARDM0RE BAR TO
ATTEND CAMPBELL
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Al 4 called meeting OF the Anlmore
Bar Association today, ]. b. Moore.
president, appointed committee OF
five. comprising ". x. Johnson. chair
man. w. T. Ward, Judge \. W. Cham
p!on. II. a. Ledbep,er and II H. Brown
10 draft suitable resolutions o. respect
TO the late Judge Ralph = Campbell.
and TO present same in person ot the
Memorial Services 90 be- held IN his
honor at Muskogee wednesday Feb
ruary .
Judge Campbell was former judge
the The United Stagcs Court In and
for the Eastern District OF Oklahoma.
HIS death occurred a. Tulsa few
weeks ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
NO Work. No Fat"

Chicago. Jan. 21.--No work. no eat
was the ultima um presented 20 Agnes
Ladhkosa. aged IS, with her mother.
was summoned to explain to Judge
Arnold today. Agnes certificate had
been revoked hy school authorities 20
compel her 10 return TO school u
educated rwo girls and they ran away.
said Mrs. Ladzikoski Agnes-she viii
work 10 she doesn't she can't ca.
here
When city welfare worked found
Agnes yesterday. the mothers edlct had
caused Agnes to 40 without focd FOR
"A hours.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
OPEN N0STRlLS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fl'ty, Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears Your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages OF
your head viii clear and you can
breathe freely No more snuffllng.
hawking, mucous discharge. dryness
or headache, no struggling for breath
at night
Get q small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggis. and apply
hdle OF this fragrant antiseptic cream
In your nostrils It penetrates through
every air passage Of the head. sooth-
ing and healing the swollen or inflam-
ed mucous membrane. giving you in
slant relief. Head colds and catarrh
yield like magic Don't stay stuffed-up
and miserable. Relief Is sure.--Ady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
Writ Franklin

Writ Franklin. on ghe Shellenberger
farm. In section l6, had nine wells
producing and one well drilling
on the l.. Thompscn-A farm. tn Sec
lion q. had seven wells producing
on the l.. Thompson-B farm IN
section "a. had four wells producing
on the Cubbic r. pllard farm, In
section %. had six wells producing
and one well drilling,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
n 4 Simpsou

II. A. simpson, on She Walker
voorhees, farm. Ia section 2. had one
c,spple,ion. five wells producing and
tyuo wells drilling
on the CaEaway farm. In section
is. hal two wells producing and one
well, drilling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-27
HEWITT PRODUCTION
REACHES DAILY TOTAL
OF @,733 BARRELS

During the month ending January
rsth. the trsl daily production Of the
Hewitt field reached 7e.s9a barrels.
,rhis shows an increase Of but 72I
barrels. more shar the total daily pro-
auction during the previous month
Ind demonstrates that the operators Of
she Hewitt reld have been exercising
Ghe greatest care In preventing an