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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

kindsl or course you can't win first
place in everything-if could there
would be no use in having a fair
Just have a carnival down town and
let the folks visit your farm. But
you can win something. Study the
premium list-there are more than
$4,000 worth Of premiums listed in
that book. Make il your daily study
for the next three weeks. Your cot
ton, your maize, your feterita, kat
fir corn--all Of those crops-see II
YOU can't find few extra fine heads,
stalks, bolls, turnips and what not.
Get in one the money.
The premium list is the largest
offered in any sectional fair in the
state for the simple reason that the
Fair Association is not allowed TO
make cent of profit. Every cent
that goes in at the gate, in conces-
sions, etc, goes toward making a
bigger and better fair next year. IL
takes time TO build up n real fair
and we have a dandy start-but we
are going TO have TO have the sup
port and cooperation of every hui
man in the county and South Plains
section. The Panhandle South Plains
fair Of Texas is bigger today than
the Dallas fair was the day 1t was
ten years old. When we have been
running thirty-five years we will have
SOME fair II we keep the pace we
have set this second year.
Take a day off and lets have a
real fair. that will represent the best
that is grown or Matched or raised
in the South Plains of Texas.
There will be mistakes made--of
course-we expect them-you make
them yourself in faet--but we are
trying to make this fair the fairest
fair that was ever fostered by a
bunch Of unselfish, progressive .peo-
pie. We need you and must have
you. Come clean now and lets tell
the world about the fair right up TO
fair date and then let's turn out 81
900 strong and simply swamp the
gate keepers.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15
NO SUBSTITUTE OFFERED

Say what you viii about druggists
offering something 'just a. good"
he ause Il pavs a better profit, he
fact still stands that ninety nine out
Of a hundred druggists recommend
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy, when the best medicine for
dIsrrhoea l. asked for. and do 70
because they know from what Their
customers say Of u, that u can %
depended upon. izs
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15
ASPIRIN

Warming Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets
you are not getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for twenty
one years and proved safe by millions
Take Aspirin only as told In Bayer
package for Colds, Headache, Neur-
algia, rheumatism, Earache, Tooth
ache, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy
tin bores Of twelve Bayer tablets Of
Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists al
SO sell larger packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture
of Observation-Disclosures Of salicylica-
cid
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

The Fair Advertising is here and
every automobile owner should have
a South Plains Fair Banner on the
back Of his car for the next three
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
KUSKOKWIId WILL
 SEE BIG BOOM Steamboat Han in North to Handle Big Traffic on Interior Stream
 Is Claim

"Tbo Ku.kotv.m distuo. .s going To gee a great mGuz th.a season and you can expect rca, results to bc attained" aHd Capt. Wallace ians- Icy. one Of Che best known steamboat men of interior Aloska who passed through Cordoya recently ou hs way nadc
 "Mume operations win be greatly reduced aa regards czpcHac.' cou- uuucd Capt Langley "au commod- tos coming down and 'abor ospcc.l- Iy from Che su.os. easy to secure. and mot on a hoId-up bas.s for wages.
 "I m taking u my crow for Che r.y.r steamer TanaHa which win operate hs season on Che Kusbo- avm. Already ] have auc.cIm. orc .o transport which win practically take uu my tonnage for One ycar have mining machinery to transport
 several operators Intend rcum ue work ou different crooks during Inc coming solsou.
 Among mo.c .n our party going .o the Kustoum gre two engineers tor ea.t.ru corporations going iu- ade to investigate and chen return and mako their renar.s o.aU .n le party arc iaamboa. mu and mining men. look for a bIr season
 md may bo forced Go secure several light lmt boats to tn.. eara Of lh0 business oUerod There u much uIk in tno sate. 1bou. Alaska and m mining districts n. wen . we'll u .u districts are receiving much at- .oaum from capitalists
 .soui steamers win operate di- rect from smuc ths aa.or making connections wIth ua ue.r hoar oa 0n tac KustoEvm and ... er.aIos, ..UvIvu promised for ,ha year, In ...I raycr cam. Nor,h before with such belief ,.at al o. Alaska H rore ,o receive moro attention from mcu ol au classes ..Is year ,hm for ue past four yolu
 Capt. Lne.er haa a partner thH year in hI. operation. ou thc kuso- sWm ho being Capt. Conreo Grem The two mon ul.ul io purchase ..0 CmGy from tHe kus.oeWm Trade ue Co. Ihe Gad1t Is oue of the best know Tight draft .ul. m thc inter. or I0uoFH Time.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
FROM TEEAKEE

Mrs. Ja. N.n'ov who has boon spending the past year at reu1scc returned hero Sunday morning on le aboat Ei M. owned by Mr. NuIo She has taken residence I'm thc NovaI house on D street.
 Mrs NaHleg ras had busy umc while at tho hot springs town. be- ne Che center o. many ot Che acur.- uas chat have boon going on there sfc says Che past winter was one of hc most exciting In Che history Of ho towu with an Che houses mil and people coming and going cone anUy She expects to return iu bout a month
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
FR0,I CALIFORNIA

Mr. nm. N o. |m" ..I .or Chester. arrived H.r. on Che steamer Cr o. Seattle from raa. . ouu. Mrs. Zimmerman . H... .".. iI .0r many month. ..| I'm. ... walked for 1T. pas. .N months sHc V.. aaw from t.o n... I. H.r ..m. .n u ..r.-0Hor Inn. m.u.r after arriving h"m. .0. ...I from n.r .n. Ht had <. aur.. H... H.. condition u. tho rr.rr .m. however, s ..d .o ho
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
FREIGHT RATES

Modification was received iatc iaa. week nat Che Nwa Steamship Company had decided .o grant che Alaska Pulp and Paper Company % rato of s5 a tou for h.r pulp to Seattle Tho lowest rate previously quoted by tae company was sa DOT tom.
 m th. mumHme William s Ben. son. ol Che U. s shmue Boud aeuue upon .Ue -cgua. Of Delegate um Sutherland has ordered am iu- raumuu over Che matter of tac u. offered by tlc steamship come nanr Hearings have been sct for Che nt,ot part of ths month.
 In muue tbat Che matter loo atcu mp. Mr. Sutherland md that Aas- aas now Industry ia being s,ums'cd by nroabuvc rates and lhat Che ra,e from O.em Falls to Seattle is only sf a tou
 ItIa understood Chat Che new rate moi entirely satisfactory to the pulp company and thot Che Iattw are working oul plan whereby raeh. bora OF b1reo wI. como Norh vltH supplies and carry pulp south and chat better rate may hc 
 secured in t1nt manner
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
COMMITTEE FLAYS
 HOME MANAGEMENT
.c.a,.ruI from paee D

n. any information lrom che board .s t0 ba.ue. maticr a, th. ila. Tn. uI-e.nr .s the protest u.I ny o0. Nea
 -ro t.. r-. H.rt o. he Senate aHd
 .s.r ul l.. House O. Repre- m..I.
 H.rI.I r.mi..# ol .n. Ilo. n uom. u ..al -ac r.n". o. l..te m..teauue Com r.... rn. ....I. visited s..ea and surprised .I m. uaI.re cone ...r.I -r.-.r N. .Hr nula.s s.om u, h. are.., tu. resu.t ol ~ part. ... .u0.t..I and as Oh. uoul s.s mo. b.eu approached for inform . .......e som. o. n. .Hr. m and ..t r.eH..-.u.. tn H.u. N.m. |" n.'... fa I.a. he HanI a.. aar . ..t. H.u -r.r U" onror.a- ..t.n. ... Hrr. 1T. t.. submit ..I. t.. ....' uH'r. f. t.e ..e- I.nr. Such ..e.... r.o.c.r.e .r. u... .r. . Ha'. r.. h.. ..n' . condemnation ..u. .. H. 0u.Hwcl. e.- u. ... ..mmt.o. m I'm. m 0o -... Wrwe o ....
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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

Nautr n hereby given ,hat Che rrI.n.u.I h.. been duly appo.u,- .I school Tax Collector for noue'as a conformity with Chapter 29. A.as- ta Session Laws. 1919.
 Au male persons between Che asc .f tuertr.ou. and llt years. eNcop.
 n1r m Che .. s. Army or Re'- .rr. Cutter sruc. volunteer drc- mon r.rr.n auI nane persons ar. ubI..t to az u tac sum ot Five .ssHW uoIar.
 sr..iI tou bc UyIue iu Alaska on mp auor to tt. 0l.t Monday m ApriL I..f ad oN amu bc dun and pay .h.. .n aH 0r.t date and shall oe I.rsunt au.r May lst ia-l s.ml you urtc n Aa.sa later n.u u. ar. lat. aboy. mwuoncd fax um b. delinquent bry "W I.u after your arrival or within -.r .t. d.s after uouc. H given ror
 hI r.no.. 0rm eui corporations uro,ne .u.r saaH furnish h., .. employee. tu .Hio...r and arc
 ImlI.I by law .o dcdug. amount .. tax uom N.. ol employee.
 En. and imprisonment are proc vdcI by H. A.r ahoyc quoted for t..c who ..l %. neeIcot ,' pay ,N o- furnish I.f ol employees.
 u.uI uoueas AmsH Anri ..r I..I L w kuHUNN
 -.H.. Tax Un...I.. for Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
PICTURE PRINTED

With tho caption of "Why Go to Che Alps lor sconory7" mc Seattle Times Of April l2 has ou iu pIctor- Ial page yIew of Auk Lakc. ol tho Giac.cr Highway near Juneau, shove me MoudmhaIl glacier and So chain of snow eappcd momaina in thc background and reflected in Che wltcrs oI One lake. Tho photograph was taken by Ed. Andrews of thia .ity whoaa views Of Alaskan scenery are daily becoming moro popular
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
EAGLE PARTY

Tho EaeIos parly hold m Mon- day uirht was a very enjoyable m. fair from every standpoint lt wo given for EaeIe thc.r families and invited guests
 Whst was played for time and Che pr.ze winners wore. First Mrs. John Huu and Guy smith; second. Augusta W.domann and otto Wide mann. consolation. Mrs. Joseph Manley and ]. P. Henson.
 Alter the cards there was Q lunch and then dancing until @ late hour to music by Che Larson orchestra.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
0LD FRIENDS

w. R. Pay. a pioneer Of Latouchc. having Ieyed ,hcre for Ihc paat 2O years. visited u poue'a7 today with h. w. Kburu. Mr. klbum and ho had not met for the past towtcon yoars. since Mr. NIbwu was a, La- touche.
 Mr. Pay Is returning from a trip to,bc south Uc says chat it is very Wfcy that thc Latouchc copper mine win close down entirely about May ] owing lo tho low price of copper
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
MANY NICKNAMES
 FOUND IN NORTH
  Names Many Times Mirror the Per- sonality Of Those Who Cary
 Them. It Is Said

Frontiers woro always thc home of n.ckuamos and iu most every ease Inc personality of Che one uichuumcl
 faithfully m.uorod by Che name sIyu hm Alaska has mol boon
 backward u Che number Of men with strange and appropriate names acted to hcm An exchange has compiled am encyclopaedia oi these names. many of which win uo doubt be familiar to residents Of tho cons, and interior whore Che characters at one time lived Following is Che uae
 Tommy the Coat Jimmy hc Wheel Tommy Che skunk Swift mtor Bm Up Against lt Bm saH- dust King Possible Straight kid, Deal Wto siycr. Spider Brownie. Dutch potc The Bis Moose LItt.c Reader Weary Wme Gypsy Joe Jimmie Craps. Jack tbo Ripper Mig eor Jim. White Sock While. Billy Che Horse Bronco BW Bunch Ora" mn Idaho Bm Kamoka Biu. Windy Bm Dead Cinch Hm Coon Skin Bu Baty Bm. Caribou Hul Roar inr BW Denver Ed Cherokee Bob. pann.nI Pete. Bristol Dick. Mis- .ouri D.cN Handsome Harry Long Poke Dan. Lucky swcle swcic sam sueic pcc 2l0 svodo. Hootchnoo Nbcrt Arauas Jim. shorty ButH Ring Tm squm,er Kangaroo Jow. Pop Corn Ummio Dead Eyo Dick Windy Bob. Pic F1ecd pauy 8.r Mu Iacs soapy Foley soapy smith. Jimmy Che Mzar Trlby Collins
 0d Grizzly Alabama Twelve .o Two Johnny Behind Che Deuce ono- ssr.udcr Johuuy Windy Rosie. emahterlou.c Nko. Cmu Dick 7o- ...y Um Jimmy Spare Ribs George u. trab. Tom Che Turk, rctc .ho p.e Pagan tbe r.e Hard Luck con- I.v Arizona Charley Policy frcd. Yukon Wonder paso Joc Society Rod California HcI. 0uo-E.oI HIel IhraorueueI Bob Windy Jim. Conversation Clark Noucu-Ee. uEe UmulI Water uare Ausl.- mn Joe. slim Jm Cactus Jim. Tho U.e NaHro Son. Tommy Che Ru nrtIm HmI Oregon Jew. thc Bis chug Curly Judd Wana Wa..a smith. Flying Dutchmm, Ouc-Armcl I.te 0om Paul. Honest Mosc. pee Iereed uarr Bm Che Hop flcni Honmetou Charlie. old Bly Bling um Bur Cont Judge. uokee rotg smith. Senator Walton. HI thc pao..r Hu. chip. Harry HreuN HmE. TnIoe Fa.ad Kd k.d lulcF. rad Fa.. Eid. Na0amu.e Kid sIa- eIe o NI Hobo Kd sau.r KIl. Pick .Em kid. sIvy Kid. naeo Kid. Pie NuoDl Kid. Moon fi.o hIA. l'' low Kid. Montana Kid Pale F1ce Eid purmem Kd Crooked Kid. Blizzard Kid FIovory Nd parro. Nl Butt In Kid. Gr Me K.d Curly Ed Bonanza KId. Devil kld In and 0u KH Ewpoatol k.d s.Imt N.i. rmr Kd. Crc Port kIl shoony Nd Hungry K.d Blow Back NId Liverpool kid. French Kid E' pmo KId. Information K.d Namyeoa. KId. Norwegian kid. Hot yato Kid. sarI Kd. Swivel Eye Kid. rrpe- Paced Kd J.V Jake Copper River Kid The Senator Kangaroo Jack old slcuh u'ek Missouri MlI RouI- ..te Joe. Shanghai Huber Economic Wm Leo thc Nouparci
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
Stiff Joints
 Sore Muscles
smoothod out By Hrm.in'8
 Wizard 0u

Soreness and stiffness resulting from uuaccgs,cmel use of muscles or lno much exercise. such ls tcn- uis. baseball eoi haud-blIi etc., give way quickly Co the soothing odcct of U.mIms Wizard oI lt nenc,ratcs Ilst drives olt Che sore ness. and limbcrs up sai, aching joints and muscles
 I..m.H. Wr-I OI !. good f.rrnd- nhIe preparation .n have Ir .H. medicine One.. Tor NU.. .UI Wn.n . H..'Hr uHr HH Ir H". Ir m ro'Hn'. .nNH.H.. application for ea-. n-....r f..I ...IN uH..r I U.uefr.I.Hr uHI0 h.Hu H ul hand.
 U.nrr..s ... .H.UH a..
 If ruH .r. troubled u.I constipation or HIUk n..IHc.H t.r HHWIu Hr1r. IIrHH Whip. IH.I u.H.ar NtUa pink uII|a at lraEe..l. tll lll
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
GET SUPPLIES

An order has boon placed by Che Douglas Fire Department baseball team for % set ot caps and stockings and other ucec Hary parapherna'ia for Che coming baseball season. With Che good weather coming on. Che men win be out for practice every cven- ing now.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
GRADUATES

E. Bach. I.. who M '.'' e...... .....I.e u.-h s.H0.. er.a- ..t.I t.... .... .m. ago .H. t..
 turned ..-. .a.. in tH. N.o. a.. onn.u.I b. a .ome r..H... An, sm.r TH. ... E.u. mon were hum. m r....I.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
IN JUNEAU

Arthur olson employed in Che Ju- ucau Hardware Company store. hos moved from tho home of his parents hero and Is iu bachelor apartments In Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
VISIT LAWMAKERS

Scholars of tho Troadwol school his afternoon visited Che Territorial Legislature to take lessons on Che way that Che laws of tho Territory arc framed
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
HOLD SERVICES

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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
ANNIVERSARY

Tae annual celebration m com- nemouUm of Che establishment oi ue Ordcr Of odd Fellows win bc held by thc local lodge ot Che order at hcr hu m next Wclucdar ayou.ur This ls che ono hundred and drst birthday
 Tn. evening win be celebrated In ho uual manner w.th a program and lunch.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
Pheasant In


 Tho mall boat Pheasant arrived from Cape Faushaw at 8 o'clock ycs- erday afternoon. A heavy storm was struck by Che boat just previous .o -c.Hnr into Gasuuem Channel p.n.or to arrive vela Rob Atveu from Cape Fmsbav and K. O. klou Vca from pybua Bu
 Hand Troler
 Among Che hand uoIcrs Co leave or he trolling grounds hs week was Anti sooucn who lclt Tuesday on board sou Oaya boat Mr. 0ma called m here for him while on the way to seymour canal soucn la bcm m Douglas ai winter
 To Tcnakee
 Tho Ean M. Capt. Joe Maulcy l.u for rcnlkce and way pouts yoa- terIay morning Tho boat had beon oa Che bench here tor several days being renau.ed and oyerhou.od by her oVuc.
 W r Noucl and Charles Ot- taen were pasonrar to Fwwr bay to examine mining prospect thcy have hoc and on which con siderable work has ben done.
 Go Trolling
 Rex Early and Floyd Husy have gone into ue trolling wme and have I.t for Che trolling grounds H.a- Ear.. rt,r They have r.eeed mp au open boz, V'.h a small cur.ue and ou. ol Che mon win rol from Che power boat while Che other Is hand uoUue from sau
 According 10 ua..r. rolcr who are bringing king salmon u Go Ju- ..u ...r, day. most of Che d.h arc r34 being caught u0ar Taa Hubor and cha. tow arc found near E0rIe .r.- whore the art of Che season H0ro caught,
 Ail-PrCre..0r Boat
 JJ Wa late Ia.t week launched 0.. river b0.t which n. but ou llo aaeu ba.n during .he n... wine .r The boat |. equipped with am r p-oneI.. driven hy a a--harse- power umare me.no. driving u direct utbm. caau
 Early ha u.es Alw and hs mruu an odamc uuro and n-o.nc.to- Iclt on Che rasbo.t Sen urI Cap. s Bo.ho.m. for the Alsok rg.r rar Yauul They win eo mp h. river vIh He boat and cN- poe, to .ncuI year tauo hm.lue trapping and r-o.noeuur
 New Boat
 The af.Iool ro.Uue boat lhat has boon buu during Che winter by AraI Heuonm iu Che old sheldon N u.kama shop on ThrI street Is rapidly nearing completion and th0 builder expects to launch her about -Hc middle ol u.lt month. Tho l2- hon. power engine was installed m. um. ago.
 TH. bo.t i. Che very atest of .H .uI and m It are found aI Che now departures for trolling boat models ts without doubt Che nIfuct ro- Uur boaH to b. ..0n at the present um. in Na.sa and |. so constructed uut It uU bc abIc to withstand thc H.t... aeas To he found at One ,ro'- une grounds m he open ocean.
 To Strawberry Point
 Letor Rma who has been u town during rae Uu,or has put hs bI- gas boat In commission and s planning to .eavc .9oa tor h.s home- stead at Strawberry Point to put in H crops n. plans on a hIs year u Che farm tns season.
 Emma Tn
 m. haubur aoa. Emma Capt. Tom Nes. r iu One Channel todu with a cargo of banut to be sold ,o tho Juneau Cold Storage Come uy
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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22

For Che best and ncatcst job print iug. como Co tho News office.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22

Become Q atockhoiior in Che unit- cd States buy wor-avinw stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22

Job Printing a, Che Nowa office.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22

Tho ha.hu. aoa. Emma Capt. Tom Ncs. Is u Che Dnmuo. iodH with cargo o. laUhut to hc sold lo the Juneau Cold Storage Come muv
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-22
To Strawberry Point

Loster Hue who has been m town during rao W.utcr has pu. hI. Me gas boat n commission and Ia planning to .oavc .1oH lor h.H home- HeaI at Strawberry rou, to p1t in h.s oron He plan. ou a bis y.ar
Washington telegraph., 1921-06-03

one of the largest pavillions in
the world, will be made. Bath
ing in the lake, whose waters
are so impregnated with salt
that you cannot sink, is one of
the unique enjoyments there.
A side trip of three hundred
miles from Salt Lake City to
Yellowstone Park will be made.
Here, in four days, the party
will travel a distance of 18O
miles, thru the park, where the
gushing geysers, boiling pools,
paint pots, grand canyons,
snow-capped mountains, and
wild animals are among the at
fractions.
Leaving Salt Lake City, the
train will slowly climb the
Great Divide, passing Missippi
Pass at an elevation of 10000
feet, and then winding its way
thru the Royal Gorge, a chasm
in the Rockies, whose perpen-
dicular cliffs rise to a height of
one-half mile.
Colorado Springs, Manitou,
near the base of Pixies Peak,
and the Garden of the Gods
will be visited, and a side trip
thru Williams Canyon up to
the weird Gave of the Winds"
will be made.
While at Colorado Springs
the party will take an all-day
side trip thru the Heart of the
Rockies" to Cripple Creek, the
greatest gold mining camp on
earth.
At Denver automobile trips
will be made over the city and
the mint, capitol, park and zoo
visited.
From Denver the trip will be
made to Chicago via Omaha. At
Chicago a long ride along the
! shores of Lake Michigan will be
enjoyed and Armour's Packing
House will be visited.
Taken altogether, the trip is
perhAps the most ipt-.esti~-
and instructive tour possible t'
be taken in this country IN th'
same length of time.
Washington telegraph., 1921-06-03
MAMMOTH BOOZE
STILL is SEIZED
Sheriff and POSSee Find Hun
dred Gallon Capacity Still
Near McCdSkiH.

Sheriff Jim Dodson and depu-
ties captured the prize moon
shine still of Hampstead county
in the Little Missouri river bot
toms, three miles east of Nc
Caskill, Wednesday night. The
still was of 100 gallons capacity
and a 60-gallon barrel of mash
was ready for a run. All OF
the paraphanalia was destroyed
by the officers.
There was no one at the still
when the officers approached
but one arrest was made. B.
Stephens, whose home is about
a mile from the site, was taken
in custody on suspicion, but af,
ter investigation was released
On his own recognizance for the
present.
1t is said the officers secured
some valuable information anc
several other arrests are expect
ed to follow.
The still, according to Sheriff
Dodson, is the largest yet cap
tured in the county. The "ket
tie" was made of wood with
heavy sheet iron bottom. 1t wa'
two feet wide, one foot higf
and six feet long.
Washington telegraph., 1921-06-03
NOTHING new AT
THE MASON TEST
DriIIers Sitting Steady In the
Boat.

Drilling at the Mason No. ]
test, located two and one-halt
miles northwest of this city, is
going forward smoothly, no ac-
cidents of a serious nature hav-
ing occurred in some time. There
is nothing new to report on OPP
erations at this test.
When asked for information
on progress at the well, Bill
Hackthorn, head driller, said
there was nothing to tell at this
time. He said the progress be,
ing made was satisfactory and
that it was not publicity or no,
toriety but oil his company
was after. He said ne felt conf
dent pay strike would be
made in due time.
The Tycap Co., owners OF
this well, are making the most
thorough test yet made in this
part of the state. A standard
rig is being used and the COM
pany is in possession of a COM
plete log Of the well to the
depth drilled.
A fresh-made mound of earth
near the location has a head
stone marking on which is writ
ten: "Here lies the remains of
the last man who asked how
deep this we'll is" This accounts
for our not giving the present
depth.
Washington telegraph., 1921-06-03
SINGERS TO MEET
HERE July 1917

,ns saSSteadir iQ52Sttfe aNdirf{ faRRtE faREuRgt S Sjt9g tGgs
citylm annual convention Sqtur-
Gay and Sunday, July 1911
An attendance of several hun
dred singers may be looked for
according to County Judge l
w. Hutson, one of the leading
figures of the association, and
some of these will be guests OF
the city during the two days
session. Many, however, will
come in cars, returning to their
homes at night.
The Hampstead County Sing
ing Association is the oldest or
ganization of the kind in the
state, as we'll as the largest. The
present officers are: Marvin
Boyd, president; Miss Williams
secretary.
Washington telegraph., 1921-06-03
MINISTER'S LEAVE FOR
A SUMNER COURSE

Rev. L. c. Gatlin, pastor of
the local Methodist church, and
Colds Cash Store, left Monday
morning for Conway, where
they have entered Hendrix col
legetf for the ten days minister's
course.
Mr.. Gold was converted at
the recent revival held at the
Methodist church here. He had
felt the call to the ministry for
some time and has now resigned
his position to take up this
work. Mr.. Gold will apply for
admission to the Little Rock
Conference at the next annual
session, which convenes in the
fall. He expects to be assigned
a charge next year.
Mr.. Colds position in the
store is being filled by ]. F.
Dugger, member of the firm and
founder of the business.