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Evening journal., 1921-08-09
To LIFT TAX ON
SODA, LUXIIRIES
Revenue Committee Puts
Off Action on Excess
Profits and Surtaxes
OPPOSITION TO
CORPORATION LEVY

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Agree-
ment to eliminate the taxes Of foun-
tain drinks and ice cream and the
so-called luxury taxes on wearing
apparel is understood to have been
reached yesterday by Republican
members of House ways and means
committee. sitting in executive ses-
sion. A reduction of one-half in
the 10 per cent levy on sporting
goods also is said to have been
agreed on.
The total loss OF revenue from
these proposed charges would be
slightly less than s50,O0O,000 and
the reductions are the first to be
passed on by the majority members
in their effort to carry out the an
nounced program OF Republican
House leaders to cut half a billion
ments modifying the House bill. One
would permit importation OF wines
for sacramental purposes when the
prohibition officers should determine
that the domestic output OF such
wines was insufficient to meet home
demands. Another would bar the
prohibition officers from revokihg
OF requiring changes In formulas OF
manufacturers making products
containing alcohol unless It should
be determined that such manufac-
lures was being used as intoxicating
beverages in increased volume in
communities.
An amendement by Senator Wads-
worth, Republican, New York, also
adopted. would authorize the prohi-
bition commissioner to permit re-
importation OF distilled spirits ex-
ported when returned to bonded
warehouses in this country in origi-
nal packages. This. IL was under
stood. was to permit return OF guam
titles OF spurious liquors sent abroad
but which cannot be sold.
No essential changes were made In
House provisions extending the fed
eral prohibition laws to all territory
under government Jurisdiction. in
cluding Hawaii and the Virgin
Islands. The Senate also retained
the House clause relieving from fed
eral taxes all distilled spirits lost by
theft, accidental. FIRE or other means
while in transportation OF COM
mon carrier or from a bonded ware
house, providing there should be no
connivance, negligence or fraud.
Several Senators who voted for
the prohibition amendment and the
Nolstead law opposed the new bill.
Prominent among them were Sem
ators Pomerene. Ransdell and Will
liams. They opposed "tieing the
hands OF physicians. and also argued
that the bill was unconstitutional in
that the constitutional amendment
gave Congress no power to limi
medical prescriptions but was con
fined solely TO alcoholic beverage
used for beverage purposes" as linn
tied in the amendment.
Evening journal., 1921-08-09
To Make Rich
Red Blood
Revitalize your worn-out ex-
hausted nerves and increase
your strength and endurance

take Organic Iron; not metallic iron
which people usually take. but pure or
sanic iron-Nuxated IrOn-which is like
the iron IN your blood and like the iron
in spinach. lentlls and apples. One dose
Of Nuxafed Iron Is estimated 20 be ap-
proximafely equivalent (in organic iron
conienfl 10 caring one-half quart Of spin
1ch. one quart Of green vegetables or
half dozen apples. II Is like taking
extract ~ beef Instead Of eating pounds
u meat Nuxated Iron Is partially pre-.
di9esfed ana ready for almost immedi-
ate absorption and assimilation by the
blood. while metallic iron Is iron just as
u comes from the action Of strong acids
on small pieces Of iron filings
Over 100000 people annually are us
in~ Nuxatei Iron. n viii not fnjure the
teeth nor disturb the stomach few
-nsrs VIII often commence 10 enrich your
blood Tour money will be refunded hv
the manufacturers n you DO not obtain
Satisfactory results.
Beware ~ substitutes. Always insist
on paving genuine organic iron-Nur-
ate- IRON Look for the letters y. T. on
every tablet Sold by all druggists.
TTIl-lVnr-u
Evening journal., 1921-08-09

Chances favor nucleus of bright
comet; less probably Nova"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14
Tombstone

Mrs. P. w. Newberry and, son ot
 California, are visiting in Tombstone,
 the guest of Mrs. James Lamb.
 MT. and Mrs. Curtis Robinson of Miami, and Mrs. J. E. Hood and chil- dren are on "a two weeks camping trip in the Chiricahua mountains. Mrs. Jessie Brown, who has been spending several days in Tombstone,
 the guest of Miss Velma Tucker, has
 returned to her home near Courtland.
 Mrs. Mary NJ Costello and daugh- ter are in Tombstone from Los An
 geles Mrs. Costello, who has busi- ness interests here, will remain few days before returning home. Miss Joyce Adams, daughter of Su- pervisor Dave Adams, is visiting in Tombstone for a few days, the guest
 of Mrs. Fred Bennett, her aunt. Mrs. H. l.. Hutchinson, wife of the Cochise County Recorder, accompa- nied by their son, Jack, left Thurs day night for California; where they will spend a month at seaside resorts. MT. Hutchinson took them to Fair
 bank, where they caught the Golden State Limited.
 The parlors of the Congresslohal
 church were the scene of shower Thursday noon not such a shower as
 has washed out bridges and roads the
 last few weeks. but the kind that is
 usually given to brides, when mem- bers of the aid and ot her old friends presented Mrs. w. A. Fowler with dishes, kitchen utensils and other
 household articles as an expression of their sympathy for the loss sustained by the Fowlers when their ranch house and contents were destroyed by fire. After a delicious luncheon, the afternoon was spent in sewing for the bazaar
 Mrs. Nellie Brandt left Saturday for Pima, where she will spend sew eral weeks visiting with relatives. Mrs Emily Scribner returned home yesterday following brief visit in | San Francisco.
 Mrs. Helen McLelland and daugh- | ters, Misses Matia and Kathelen, re- l turned home Saturday following a two
 months visit with Mrs. McLeilande
 daughter, Mrs. Dowell Kolb Another
 daughter, Jean, remained the coast
 city for month longer.
 l Friends of Mrs Dola Dunkin and 1 Charles Schneider of Tombstone, Sat
 urday received word that they were
 married in Lordsburg. N. NJ. on Thurs | day. and will return to Tombstone | early this week. Rumor has had it
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14

MRS. CHARLES F. UNGEMACH was hostess last Friday afternoon at her residence at Warren at a pretty bridge. There were five tables of cards. The guests were Mrs. P. M. Buckwalter, Mrs. G. H, Doweh, Mrs. l. II. Wynne, Mrs. J. P. Williamson, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. H. Goombs, Mrs. c. w. Cromwell, Mrs. A. c. McGregor, Mrs. Hoval Smith, Mrs. Claude Gibson, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. R. S. Hooper, Mrs. c. s. Thomp- son, Mrs. w. P. Sims, Mrs. M.J. Gun ningham, Mrs. Fred Sutter, Mrs. Sam F'rankenberg, Mrs. A. W. Hudson, Mrs. J. P. Connolly, Miss. Vera Bean, and Mrs. Claude Compton.
 THE COUNTRY CLUB will be the scene of the regular Tuesday after noon tea this week. The entertain ment will consist of carCs and tennis and tea will be served from until o'clock for those who wish to come later Those who will entertain should call the steward at the club not later than Tuesday noon in order that reservations may be made.
 AN EVENING PARTY for Miss Vera Bean who is visiting here with her sister, Mrs. E. E. Whiteley, was given last night by Mrs. Whiteley and Mrs. Charles F. Ungemach at the resi- dence of the latter at Warren. After an entertaining time at the -ouse the hostess conducted their guests to the dance at Warren where the latter part of the evening was spent.
 THE ALUMNI DANCE last Thurs day night at Warren park was one of the biggest and most successful so- cial affairs of the summer. The dance
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was given as a Deneflt to get money for the fund whlch Izc association maintains to help neeSy students get through college. Music by the Shat tuck orchestra was a special feature that added much to the success of the affair. The dance was attended Dy many of the younger set of the dis trict.
 MRS. E. E. WHITLEY was hos tess last Thursday evening at dinner party at her residence at Warren. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Arthur Houle, Mir and Mrs. P M. Buckwalter, Dr. N. c. Bledsoe, and Mrs. Evans, who is visitor in the district.
 A SMALL BRIDGE PARTY was given last Friday afternoon by Miss Jane and Miss Margaret Irving at their. residence at Warren.
 A CHILDREN'S PARTY in honor of her eighth birthday was. given last Thursday afternoon by ParIicia Con molly, with the assistance of her moth CT, Mrs. J. P. Connolly, at: her resi- dence on Mason Hill About twenty six small guests were present.
 MIR AND MRS. J. E. CURRY who accompanied their daughter, Mrs. Howell, to Los Angeles, retur.-. u ,ast week. Mrs. Howell is leaving TOY the Philippines to join her husband, Ma jor Howell, after an extended visit here with MT. and Mrs. Curry.
 MRS. ROBERT FERGUSON and daughter, Margaret, who have been visiting with Mrs. F. E. Shine at Los Angeles, are expected to return to Warren today.
 THE DINNER DANCE last night at the Club Sociale de Agua Prieta, was attended by number Of partles rom the Warren District. Dinner Was perv- ed at [ o'clock. Music was by Wright's orchestra.
 ps.A IAN EVENING HIKE to Spring Canyon for a picnic lunch was en- joyed last Friday evening by Mrs. Smile Leser and son, Edward. Miss Esther Matchett, Miss Hattie Harris, Mrs. Flora Kelly and daughter, Mat tie, Mrs Helen McKaig, Miss Clara Downing and Mrs. Emily Hammerland all of the Fair Store.
 LADIES' SWIMING DAY, irfaugur- ated.last Thursday as a weekly event at the Y. M. c. A. swimming pool. promises to be a popular form of en- tertainment during the rest of the summer. About 25 little girls ana 30 older girls and women enjoyed the plunge last Thursday. It is request ed that the older girls come at 2:30 instead of at o'clock next Thursday.
 MRS. F. A. MCKINNEY returned last week from Oregon and Washing ton, where she has been visiting for several months.
 MISS REINA GRABFELDER and Miss Regina Stiegel, of New York, who have been the guests for several weeks of MT. and Mrs. M. Newman at Warren, left last week for Los An geles. During their stay here num- Der of social events were given in thair honor
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the past several days that the cou- pie had left here to be joined Ill we'd lock, but no definite information could be received. letter received here yesterday, however, from the bride, confirmed the runner. Sne states they are now enjoying their honeymoon and will return here soon to make their home.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14

N. s. JOHNSON, son ol MT. and Mrs. H. B. Johnson, is spending a lew weeks here with his pal ents rom Spanish Honduras, where he is Ill charge of a section of railroau con- struction for the United Frru;i con- pany The Johnsons are also enter taining for few days MT. and Mrs. Sam Ellrod of Tucson.
 MIR. AND MRS. l.. w CRANDALL returned last week rom vacation spent in California.
 MISSES CLEORA AND ROBBIE Smither, who have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Truswell, of Mason Hill, returned last weeA 10 their home in California, where they were caned by the illness of their mother.
 MRS. J. MCDONALD was hostess last Weonesday at a birthday dinner and lawn party at her home in Don Luis in honor of Miss Elizabeth Hull and Miss Edna adn Miss Elsie Dixon. The other guests were Margaret and helen Malley, Helen Mort, Ieora War Top, Dorothy Dixon, Clarence Malley, William Nichols, Walter Warlop and Kenneth Mort.
 SIXTEEN YOUNG PEOPLE were entertained last Wednesday evening at a party given by Mrs. A. M. Sin clair, at her residence at Warren, for la lNAxxr lar- lT M is her guest for few weeks.
 THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVUR, the young peoples society of tue Prcsby- lerian church, entertained last Tues day evening with sociable at the church. Miss Edith Cobb was clair man Of the entertainment committee.
 MRS. JOHN EVANS, of Douglas, mother of Mrs. s. P. Applewhite, ot that city, is the house guest of Mrs. Arthur Hcule.
 MRS. S. P. APPLEWHITE of Doug las, was the hostess last Thursday at a luncheon at the Copper Queen Ho- tel. The guests were Mrs. B. A. Pack ard, Mrs. Arthur Houle, Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. McKinnon, and Miss Ogir. After the luncheon the guests were entertained at cards at the Houle residence. &%
 MRS. HOWARD STERLING was hostess last Tuesday afternoon at bridge at her residence at Warren. There were four tables of cards.
 
 MRS. c. s. THOMPSON entertain ed at luncheon at the Copper Queen Hotel yesterday. After the luncheon cards were played in the hotel par Tor.
 MISS ALBERTA HOULE returned Friday from a camping party at Ga ballonia, about 40 miles below Doug las, in Sonora, which was given by MT. and Mrs. Alfred Paul, of Doug las, for their daughter, Winifred.
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MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Castenada and daughter, Margarita, who have been here for the past month from Empalme, Mexico, where MT Caste nada is superintendent of the s. P. De M., visiting with relatives, ha:e gone to Los Angeles for z month or so, They were accompanleu rom here by Miss Sophie Doll. They will be the guests of Henry Castenada while in Los Angeles.
 John Pearson and sister, Miss Gloria Pearson, left last week for Los Angeles, where Miss Pearson was mar ried a few days ago to Larry McLar- en at the Ambassador hotel. They will make their home in that city. MT. Pearson also expects to make his future home in that city.
 Miss Agusta Cox, formerly Mrs. Schneidero, daughter of Mir and Mrs. D. J. Cox, of Benson, was married on Tuesday, August 8, at LordSburg, N. M., to Jasper Keith, young rancher of the Rincon mountains. The couple have returned from a short honey moon trip and are now at home at the Keith ranch
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A number of our young folks at- tended the birthday party of Miss Florence Ausburger of the Kansas set clement Saturday night, August 9th. Twelve guests were present besides the family and MT. and Mrs. J. A. Lance. Games were played and de- licious cake and ice cream were seY- ed. The little maid of honor blew out the 15 tiny candles on her cake and presented each guest with one for a souvenir. Also beautiful bou- quet of flowers. Miss Mary Hays of Wilcox is the guest of Miss Florence Ausberger and attended her party.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14

WITH THE SIMULTANEOUS RETURN of cooler weather and of w normal the Warren District The week marked by
  
  ladies' provide mucgood enter  or al he
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Wilcox

Mrs. Marks returned from Globe where she has been for some time, and is now spending some time with the H. A. Morgan family.
 Mrs. Dave Johnson'and son arrived from Phoenix Wednesday and went up to the Central camp where they will spend the month of August with Mrs. Amos Betts and daughter
 Mrs. Thos. Huffman and children are at Dos Cabezas for few days visiting with her sister, Mrs. Oliver Scow. Mrs. Scow and Mrs. Huffman are spending their time in canning fruit for home consumption during the coming year.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14

Mrs. Emma Clark has gone to Los Angeles, where she will spend the summer months on a visit to her daughter, Miss Jessie, who has been residing in the California city for some time.
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Mrs. Edward Ditmars entertained the Ladies Country Club at her home last Thursday. Due to bad roads somet were unable to attend. The hostess served delicious refreshments and all had an excenens vrm-- Tne next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Kuhn.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14

Mrs. c. A. Wien and family have returned to Tucson after spending a week here as the guests of Mrs. J. J. Wien, the formers sister-in-law.
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Miss Ruth Lowdermilk) Beaton who has been spending several weeks visiting with her people at this place returned the other day to her home in Kingman, Arizona
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Mrs. M. K. Lawder, who has been spending a couple of weeks with MT. and Mrs. J. w. Laird, left Tuesday morning for her home in Bedford, h. diana. She has been visiting I'alo Alto, California for several weeks this summer before arriving here. She is a relative of Mrs. Laird.
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Mrs. Ed Critchley and two chil- dren of Globe and Mrs. Walter Goslin and daughter of Douglas are visiting with Mrs. J. P. Cummings. Mrs. Critchley and Mrs. Goslin are sisters of Mrs. Cummings.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14

A very pretty affair took place at the hone of Mayor and Mrs. A. A. Nicholson last Friday afternoon, when Mrs. Nicholson was hostess to the Priscilla Club. Between 25 and 30 were present and the. time was very pleasantly spent - fancy work and the discussion of current events were the. chief features of the after noon's entertainment. The hostess served delicious ice cream and cake. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. w. T. Brinley.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14

Miss Nora Pepper entertained the N. P. Club at Muddy Hall recently. The evening was spent in games and
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Sunday Morning. August l4, 1921

dancing. The young people had an excellent time.
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MT. and Mrs. c. A. Weekiey and daughters were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Ragland Sunday.
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Pearce

Mrs, Doc Ewing, who has been with. her parents, MT. and Mrs John Sparks, of Courtland for a couple of weeks, has returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sable Dixon are the proud parents of a boy born August Sth.
 c. E. Knox, president of the Com monwealth Mining & Milling com
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14

Miss Carolyn Halliday. who is vis- iting Mrs. Albert Hendrix on the Hen drix ranch, spent few days at Pearce.
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Bishop Purchases Saloon, Pool Hall,
 As Church Sites

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13.-The Bis hop of Nevada has bought a saloon building, billiard hall, and store,, he reported here recently. Each. has been turned into a church.
 The former saloon was purchased ten miles from good springs, moved there and remodelled. The store was torn down and shipped 15S miles to Caliente. The billiard hall at Beatty was remodelled where it stood. The three buildings cost s319.75.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14
Benson

E. c. Davis and family, formerly of Douglas, have moved to Curtis.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-14

Redwood forests can be grown for the market in from 40 to % years, say timber owners.
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Miss Bonnie Hood of Phoenix, is in the city for a few weeks visit with her cousii, Mrs. H. O. Brown.
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IS m e iL e lE zy

MRS. H. ID. ANDERSON entertain ed fourteen guests last WednesuayS at luncheon at her residence at War
 ren.
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Miss Bertha Renaud has gune to Tucson to spend a few days.
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pany, has been in Pearce for a few days. -..-
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THE ALUMNI DANCE last Thurs day night at Warren park was one of the biggest and most successful so- cial affairs of the summer. The dance
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MIR. AND MRS. L. w, CRANDALL returned last week rom Vacation spent in California.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
HoIdenUiiie Wildcat
Test Shot

The wildcat tcst of the Lyons
Petroleum company, located in the
southwcN corner Of the northeast
OF t4-7-E near IIoldonville. was
shot yesterday with 60 quarts. and is
reported To be making flows every
30 minutes and spraying consider
able oil Tho reports Ia Tulsa are
TO the effect that the well IL making
some water. and that some OF the
oil Is cut, However, they are indcfi-
mite and no statement has been
made as to where the water In COM
Ing from. Tho casing is being run
today. and an estimate OF the well
win bC 'ivcn upon completion.
THIS test had about "a l00-barrel
showing In sand from 3,095 To 3.12t
| feet. and was drilled one foot into
water several DAYS ago. bottom plue
was set to cut off tho water and tho
sand from 30g3 to g. l5 was shot
| The new well II several miles from
the nearest production, and If com
plcted az II good producer, will open
Iup n new pool
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
In the HenrDeftd
District

Tho No. 9 Jefferson Of The Okli-
ana OH company located In tho
northwest corner Of the northeast
of the southwest of lG-ti-ti, ~ good
for goo barrels In sand from 2,7lG
TO 2,7i2 feet.
Tho No. Fields OF. the ludc-
pendent oil corporation, located IN
the northwest corner OF the south
east 81 the northwest OF 2i-1l-ll,
has set J.inch casing 10 2.GlO fcct
ana is shut down indefinitely
IN the northeast corner of the
southwest of 25-11-lt the No l
McNac of the Pnpoosc oil company
had 100000 foot gas show In
ennd from 2,20S to 2,33j feot. and
Is now drilling deeper.
The No. Holmes OF the klngwood
oil company In the center of the
west line ~ the northwest OF 20
l1-i1, had q 15-barrcl show Of oil
In sand from LG1f to 1867 feet,
and is now drilling deeper.
The No 1 Dawson ot J. -. KIM
mot and nthors, located In 3G-10-10
rs "A rig Up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Notice Of Meeting inde-
pendent oil Producers

The undersigned committee OF OIL
producers appointed at meeting
held In the rooms of the Mid Con
'Iuout OIL g. Gas association on
May 3. 10 present a petition Ia the
honorable corporation commissiOn
asking for shut down Of all un-
necessary drilling until the over
production Of oil In oklahoma has
ceased, hereby call meeting Of all
Independent producers to be held
Ia rooms Of the Mid Continent OH n
Gas association at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Friday May 10. to receive the re-
port ~ this committee and to take
such further action In said matter
which has been set down for n hear
ing by the corporation commission
on Monday May lG, as said meeting
may deem best.
Tho presence Of all producers Is
earnestly requested.
y. g. WALKER, JD.
CHAS. r. WILSON,
T.. NJ BREENE
Il. J. LAM BERT, 4
Committee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Ncrid Field Looming Up

win rvc producing wells making
n total Of approximate i.00O bar
rolls Of Oh per day with the area OF
Tho field already extending over
urctch % sis miles Iva northeast
and southWcat direction, the fact
thut the new pool at MoXia. Texas, ia
a real oh fcld Is unduostioucd The
completion uf well yesterday iU
rhla nold. good Tor loO barrels an
hour with llo feet of mnd. certainly
makes II obvious that this field Will
bee hummer when things open up
again.
Several months ago when the No.
I ltugcra of the Humphreys pctro-
lcum company was drilled few feet
in the Moodbino mnd topped NJ
about 5000 feet gnd started out
making about 800 barrels per day.
that company proceeded TO block
up all the anNilablc nctenge on The
structure which was mapped hy
Julius Fohs and now practically
own all tho acroagc worth while In
the district. with the exception Of "A
few outstanding pieces. There was
originally an old gas field on this
atruoturo. the gas being found at a
shallow depth. and the Humphreys
| interests deserve much credit for the
discovery Of the oil in the deeper
pay \ log Of deep test drilled In
the near vicinity shows the pay to
| be coming from the Woodbno series
OF sands. which includes several
strata OF sands separated by shalo
| breaks. So far the first sand IL the
| only ono that has been penetrated
| on the MCXin structure.
The new we'll which was reported
as good for 2,iO0 barrels at 10 feet
| in the sand topped at 2,902 feet, was
| one OF the first wells In that district
| to be drilled TO any depth In the
sand. the other producers having
gono In osly little way. These
other wells viii be deepened
later on.
Tho Texas company Ia planning "a
lay u line from lts main trunk line
10 miles distant TO the new field
and now ls shipping much of the oil
out In tank cars from IA loading rack
at Mexln. Several OF the big com
panies are reported ~ having re
Gently bought acreage In the vicin
ity OF tho new field. including th'
Texas company, the Houston OF
company aud the Simms oil com
panS.
Tho Humphreys Petroleum com
pany announce that they will no
arm any wells. except offsets &
wells drilled by other concerns
which will prevent any big produc
tion from the field until the price O
crude goes up and the market
steady There is no doubt but what
. when things do open M again, II vii
We one OF the best pools In Texas.