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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13
WACEHEWICZ
QUALITY BUILT HOME
INGRATIAM AVENUE
WEST HAMAFOND

INGRATTAI AVENUE
WEST HAMMOND
LOW TAXES
NEW > STORY 7 ROOM MAS
SINE RESIDENCE JUST COMPILE
TED. SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION
THROUGHOUT. This home has all
the latest modern features Large
front and rear porches. Reception
hall with coat closet having mirror
door, colonial columns to living
room from reception room. bookcase
colonnades, ceiling cornice receipt
ion, living room and dining room
beautifully decorated kitchen with
buffers panty. white enamel apron
sink. First floor trimmed in oak.
second floor has three airy bedrooms,
two windows in each room and large
closets Linen closets in second
floor hall, bath room has huilt-in
tub and large linen closet Electric
fixtures. z it. basement. Holland fur
mace laundry tubs. coal h'n IN
VESTIGATE THIS WONDERFUL
Buy. PRICE $3.50. Terms
FRANK !. WAC'HEWICZ
REALTOR
Home Of the Best Home Bargains"
153 State st, phone 1917. 10:10:5t
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FOR SALE--fMxceuaneous

FOR SALE-Rase Burner, good con-
dtion. Inquire 81 Manila ave-.
Hammond. 1o:11:3t
FOR SALE-200 single comb. brown
Lcghorn Pullets will be laying by
Thanksgiving. Should pay for them
selves by Christmas These are
fun bloods. N. A. Oliver, Griffith.
Indiana 10:11:3t
FOR SALE-5O unredee mrd Eastman
Kodaks at so cents on the dollar.
Lesser. AS State st. Ham. 9:6 6t
FOR SAI.E-100 year old violin,
German make. beautifully toned;
also Ladies' Duvetyn coat, size So.
Address BIO, care Times. Ham
mond 10:13:2t
FOR SAI.E-Cash register, cheap.
Pressimone Barber Shop, "a State
street Hammond. 10:13:6t
FOR SALE@Potatoes, apples. pears.
Come and convince yourselves We
have got the best Green Mountain
Winter Potatoes, at 81 per bushel.
East Chicago, corner Forsyth. 10:1S:4
FOR SALE-Heating stoves, of all
kinds. prices less than half. Gas
ranges, dining sets. dressers, buff
fets, trunks, bed springs and mat
tresses, rugs and other furniture.
II M Walls. Furniture and Piano
Moving, second hand furniture
bought. sold and exchanged. ISL
Sibley' St, Hammond 10:12:2t
FOR SALE-Baby buggy. s6. Bench
wringer. So. Laundry stove $500.
Sis Drummond St, Indiana Har-
Dor. 10:12:2t
FOR SALE-See our bargains in
beds, dressers, chiffioniers and
Duo-fold suites. also good values in
used furniture of all kinds. Bireley-
Greenwald Furniture Co, IS State
street Hammond 1O:12:2t
FOR SALEe-New and used electric
motors and machinery. used mo-
ters bought IN exchange. Special
lists in rewinding and repairing.
Hammond Electric Supply & Repair,
142 Sibley st. phone 3476 Ham. IF
ROLL ROOFING Rubber roofing.
red and green slate, plain and shin
gle effect Asphalt cement for re-
pairing roofs, cutters and Hastings
around chimneys- Phone 1890 The
Beckman Supply Co. Ham. 90
CASH SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY,
OCTOBER Ia
Aluminium Rooster, with this adj
S5c
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Man wants janitor work,
understands general building main
flamenco Write B-159, care Times,
Hammond. 10:11.3t
WANTED-Position as housekeeper.
in Protestant home. Write B-172.
care Times. Hammond. 10:13.1t
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MONEY TO LOAN

So MONEY TO LOAN-On 5 wear
time. We also offer safe invest
rnents in Real Estate. Gold Bonds.
Roe g. Petersen, law office. 9:29.eow
WANTID--Private money to loan
on guilt edge Hammond property.
per cent Call and see us St
Aubin and Co. phone 167 304 Ham
mond Bldg, Hammond 10.13:2t
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MISCELLANEOUS
RIG WEANERS

Your old carpets. rugs can be re-
woven into beautiful fluffy rugs. Do
1t now and phone for the agent
Hammond 1880, at Carleton Hotel.
Western Rug Co, Ham. 10:9:2t
BEFORE CONTRACTING for a new
water system, call at our factory.
Lincoln and Plummer, phone 257
Hammond. Cornelius Moor. 10:10:tf
EIGHT PER CENT-TAx FREE.
Principal and interest guaranteed
by bond SO years without loss
10 investors. Small investors well
come. Partial payments If desired.
Your name and address will bring
complete Information. Highly en-
dorsed by responsible bankers. Con-
servatfve and safe. Address Box f.
$50 care Times. East Chi. 10:10:4t
FAMILY WASHING
Creamy suds and plenty of soft
water Special attention to colors
and woolens. Phone HAMMOND
1854
AMERICAN WET WASH LAUNDRY
10:10:3t
DRESSAfAKING. Ladies tailoring,
Gowns and remodeling. Madame
Gamache. Room 4 Rimbach Building.
over Lion Store. Ham. 10:11:2t
FANCY AND PLAIN Dressmaking.
Prices reasonable Call at 152
Clinton St. Hammond 10:11:10
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FOR SALE room cottage, cleo,
gas. Price $1,000. 4S47 Olcott ave.
East Chicago. 10:10:2t
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
Five room new and modern bunga-
low, lot 25x125 on Douglas avenue.
near Pimbach. Few minutes walk
from downtown district Well ar
ranged. good sized rooms, full base
ment. new furnace, bargain at s4,-
10000.
Well located two story room
house on Madison St, Hyde Park.
lot 25x125. New furnace. full base
ment This house is well arranged
and cheap at $4,000.
Strictly modern six room bhnga-
low on Garfield street. Hyde Park,
oak trim and floors, newly decorate
ana new window shades Basement
garage. Full cemented basement
with new furnace. laundry tubs,
fruit cellar, coal bin. etc. Very
many special and built-in features.
If you want an IDEAL home in a very
choice neighborhOod you must see
this property. A wonderful buy at
S7,600.00
Open this evening. Phones Ham
mond 81 and 50.
WOODS. MARTIN & co. 1o:1s:1t
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wINTON COUPE. 6 cylinder. 3 pas
senger- Is equipped with wire
wheels. in good mechanical condition
cost over $4,000 new. VIII sacrifice
for $3.50
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CADILLAC

In order to make room
we have reduced the price
on every used automobile
in the house.
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FOR SALE acre East Chicago on
B. and o. c. T. Belt line, only
s1.750 per acre. Address Owner. St.
Aubin and Co, 304 Hammond bldg,
phone 167 Hammond 10:T:7t
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ONLY $4,000 down with
small monthly payment
viii buy modern homes on
East Side. Immediate
possession. Prices So, 600
and up. See us at once if
you want to move In and
ret settled before cold
weather; Woods. Martin
& Co., Phone Hammond
67o ord II 10-11-3
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HERE'S ANOTHER

No such bargain ever offered be-
fore, An all modern new six room
brick with two car garage; In good
location and on fine street. Price So
600. with $500 cash II. A. BOEN-
DER, Iii First National Bank Bldg,
Hammond
q sell property for small commits
sion. Do not require exclusive con-
tracts. List with me and save mo-
ney). 10:1S:1t
FOR SALE@1O acre truck farm, two
good horse barns and etc, near
Ridge Road, a bargain at $4,000.
Half cash J. e. Trescott, phone
2S12 Hammond 1O:12:2t
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1 ]. 5 III / III. LUKE e.

N-Nt-slG y
J. Arl1in, Manager
242 T.. State St, Ham 1o:13:1t
FOR SALE-One hot air furnace
Sold cheap 400 Central avenue
Whiting. l0.l3sll
FOR SALE-Furniture parlor set,
bookcase. davenport. all first class
condition. Inquire rs Condit St,
Hammond 1O.13.2t
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SPRING CHICKENS

FJI INI4NNT NIIII NJINIJANt y
Cheaper than pork chops, 80 cents
per pound. dressed to order. H ].
Holtz. Standard and Van Buren, ST..
phone $50 Hammond. 10;13:1t
FOR SALE--One reed baby buggy.
$40; one white baby bed and mat
tress. both new, SIS; 2 Wilton rugs.
one SIS, one $40. PA Second ST..
Marks Subdivision. Indiana Har-
Dor. 10:13.1t
FOR SALE Tlony soft coal stove,
large size. good as new. 1872 Wal
ter st. Hammond. 10:13.1t
FOR SAI.E@A reed baby buggy. Like
new. Phone. 2737 Ham. 10:13:3t
FOR SALE-Curtiss airplane motor.
10 horse power. weighs less than
$50 pounds. VIII make splendid first
class racing motor. 1906 FORSYTH
ave. phone 672-M East Chi. 1o:13:2t
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w A NTED

ExCHANGE+For improved so acre
room house and barn. horses,
cows. pigs and chickens Also i'm
plements. possession given. Can put
in little money. Owner Address
B-161 care Times, Ham. 10:11:4t
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR SALE-F'ive passenger closed
car. for price of top. good condi-
ton. 451 Ash st. Ham 10:9 St
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WANTED--FEMALE HELP

ANTED-Chocolate dippers and
candy maker. SavHry's Confec-
tionary Store. 643h Holman st.
Hammond. 10:12 ct
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PERSONAL

BIG REWARDS the address Of
Thomas Kasprzyk (Kasper) who
has deserted his wife and his two
sons. October 10th. 1921. Notify
Mrs. f. Kasprzyk. 1852 Belmont ave-.
Chicago, Illinois. 1t
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CADILLAC H. PASSENGER
COUPE. Just imagine one of these
popular model Cadillac's being of
fered at this low price. Nothing
more need be said. VIII be sold to
the first one Offering $1,000.
MARMON 81. 7 PASSENGER
This car came into our hands in
practically new car condition. IT is
equipped with six wire wheels, win
ter enclosure The paint. tops and
upholstering do not show a sign of
wear. 1t runs smoothly and quiet
and we do not know of anything you
could do to this car to make 1t run
any better. 4 value very rarely
equalled at our price. $4,000.
Remember these prices
apply on cars sold this
week only. IF any of
them are left over you
cannot hope to buy them
at the prices quoted for
this sale only.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
Pianos and PhOnOgraphS

Pianos and monographs
Two new $3.50 solo players. Sale
price, 100000.
Four new $3.50 solo players. Sale
price, $4,000.
Two new $3.50 players, now $3.50.
Three new $3.50 players. now 1878.
Two new 5000 players, special 1890.
Three slightly used pianos. $50.
1925 and $3.50.
PHONOGRAPHS
Ten new 1915 monographs. s125
Thirteen new s275 phonographs,
$4,000.
Six new $3.50 monographs. s135.
Five new s175 Photographs. $500.
Ten new $40 phono graphs. $500.
Six new s125 monographs. $500.
Many slightly used high grade
Photographs. Columbias. Nfctors. Ar
tonians, Winsors, Weavers. Edison,
Brunswick. and others, s95 to S125-
Every photograph in this store is
reduced less than wholesale and are
so per cent less than same jnstru-
ments can be purchased elsewhere.
For Friday and Saturday only. Terms
to suit all. no war tax or interest.
COLU MBIA NJ USIC co.
577 Holman st. opposite Parth-
enon theater. Hammond 1O:13:1t
FOR SALE-Welding and radiator
shop, doing good business. Own
er has other business. Call 1876
Sibley St, Hammond. 10.10:5t
PIANO BARGAIN
Private party leaving city will sell
balance due on beautiful new $3.50
player piano. used only one year not
MARI or scratch on same. viii
sacrifice for $2s5 This player is
just like new. played not more than
100 times. Must sell at once. Call
322 or enquire at SIT Holman street.
Columbia Music Shop. Ham. 10:13:it
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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

FOR SALE room cottage, cleo.
gas. Price $1,000. 4S47 Olcott ave.
East Chicago. 10;10:2t
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tCIl RENT-turnishe rooms. Sue
and 81 a day. Spring cots. 35c.
BY the week. 81. SO and 81 Hotel
Carleton. Hammond 10:4:tf
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Four acres South Holman street,
rich black soil. Price $1,000. Terms
or will trade for improved or vacant
city property.
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM for two gen
tlemen. with private family. Ref
erence required. Phone 1360R. S35
SO. Holman St, upstairs. Ham
mond. 10;1l:6t
BOARD AND ROOM for two. close
TO car line. 1872 Detroit st. Ham
mond 1912 2t
FOR RENT-Room and board for
two gentlemen. 3715 Drummond
St. Indiana Harbor. 10:12;2t
WANTED-Boarder and roomers,
81 Gostlin St, phone A296 Ham
r1opd 10tl3.1t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Garag at Clinton
St. Hammond. 1O:5:tf
FOR RENT-5 room fiat, with bath.
stove heat 1929 Magoun avenue.
East Chicago. 1o:13:2t
FOR RENT-Garage electric lights
near State and Calumet. Call SIS
Plummer ave. Ham. 1o.13:2t
FOR RENT-One garage 100 VIII
liams ST, Hammond. 10:13:1t
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HARGTS & MOORE co.

4Vz hammond Bldg. Phones S2l-
Hlt2 Hammond. evenings. S;21.tf
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Now is the time TO buy a home.
Don't wait with an idea that pro-
perty viii be cheaper in a year or
even two or three years hence. for
you will be mistaken.
] have a large number of bunga-
lows and two story frame dwell
ings in the best residential district
on the north side Have a look at
these few suitable for bankers, man
ayers and superintendants Of fac
tories.
Nine large rooms NTH all sconven-
iences located and known as 1855
Magoun avenue
Also 5 large room modern IN every
respect. 4436 Magoun ave. both OF
these are two story frame dwellings
Good terms offered. Numerous 9TH
ers to select from
40 vacant lots in Roberts new ad-
dition, at low prices. The best To-
cation in the city. near the new City
Park on 141st street
ROBERTS AGENCY
206 Calumet Bldg, phones 361-W
or S East Chicago. 1O:9:6t
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WA NTEI@A night dlshWasher. Blue
bird Restaurant, 49, State street.
Hammond. lb:13.1t
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WANTED-Women at Mickey Bat
terv Co, Hammond, for work in
lOtl3:lt
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE--New five and SIX room
bungalows and houses. South Side
excellent location. All modern con-
veniences. Small cash payment. and
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
DISCOVER SECRET 'POSTOFFICE'
 AND EIIOPEMENT FUND OF SLAIN
 PRINCIPALS IN DOUBLE MURDER

discovered an elOpement fund, which investigators believe the minister in- tended to use to finance a trip to the Orient with Mrs. Mills. The detectives said they had found untrue reports that the pastors private safe deposit vault contained only $10,0O0, inherited from his mother-in-law and $1,000 insurance policy naming his mother as beneficiary. Cached away in the vault, the investigators said, were $3,OOO in securities convertible at short notice.
 Dete ctives working on local clews indicated that one or more arrests might be expected within AS hours.
 They called reporters into Prosecu- tor Stricker's office and read extracts from enc letter written by Mrs. Mills and found in Halls pocket.
 'I love you so much,' it read. "l love you. I love you so much
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

today's game was called by them at the end of the tenth inning. Many spectators were of the opinion that the game might have been continued.
 ''Of course. the umpires in the field are in much better position to judge conditions that effect the play. But, regardless of any question whether this decision was erroneous, the two New York clubs, acting for themselves and their teams, have decided, with the approval of the commissioner, that the entire receipts of today's game shall be turned over to funds for the benefit of the disabled soldiers and to the charities of New York City"
 This will give the players, the clubs and the baseball commission a share in the next three games. The records made in today's game, however, will be included in the records of the series
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
Second Game of Series Results in Draw
Record Breaking Receipts of Game to be Turned Over
 to Disabled Vets, Charities

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The entire re- ceipts from today's world series game between the New York Giants and the New York Tanks will be given to dis abled soldiers and charities of New York City. Commissioner Landis an nounced tonight.
 The total receipts amounted to S120,554, a record for a world series game. In a statement issued to news paper men, who had been called to his hotel room, Commissioner Landis gave no direct explanation for the decision. He referred, however, to the fact that many spectators" were dissatisfied with the ending of the game.
 His statement follows:
 Under baseball law. the umpires are charged with the sole authority of calling the game on account of dark ness. In exercise of this authority,
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ON
 NEAR EASTERN
 ISSUES HALTED
Evacuation of Constantinople Believed Rock on Which
 Conference Split
LIKELY TO BE RESUMED
British Ministers Hurriedly Call in Session; Urgent
 Message to Harrington

LONDON, Oct. 5.-(By The Associ- ated Press.) s.)-The Mudania conference has separated, not finally, but in cir cumstances of serious difficulty An important dispatch from General Har- ington reached the government this evening. It was sent by ships radio and stated with reference to Thurs days proceedings that the conference had adjourned, and asked for instruc- tions.
 The dispatch arrived in a very i'm perfect state, the conclusion of it be- ing altogether missing. It was suffi- ciently obvious, however, that a very unsatisfactory state of things had de- veIoped at Mudania, and the premier hurriedly summoned a late meeting of the cabinet.
 The ministers met at II o'clock, and after long discussion, decided that General HaringtOn's dispatch was too mutilated to allow of taking a final decision thereon. They accordingly decided to send an urgent message to him at Constantinople, where he stated he had gone, asking for a repe- tition of the dispatch and requesting him to remain in Constantinople pend ing receipt of further instructions. The cabinet separated.
 In the meantime, press dispatches from Constantinople have reached London confirming that the confer ence had been halted and that Gen erals Harrington and Mombelli had re turned to the capital to consult the high commanders and their respective governments. Nothing has been an nounced officially from Constantinople but best informed sources there agree that the difficulty had arisen in con sequence of the demand of the Turks respecting the date for the evacuation of Constantinople. Ismet Pasha, with M. Franklin Bouillon's support, de manded evacuation at an early date { while Generals Harrington and Nom belli ruled that it must follow the (Continued on Page Four)
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TUCSON BRINGS
 FRIENDLY SUIT
City Official Directed to Sign Bond Issues Author
 ized by Mayor, Council

PHOENIX, Oct. 5.-A peremptory Samuel L. Platte, in the Pima county superior court, directing L. o. Cowan, recorder and eX-officio city clerk of Tucson to sign two bond issues auth orized by the mayor and common coun- cil of Tucson for municipal purposes, was upheld in an opinion handed down today by the supreme court which affirmed the judgement of the lower court.
 The case was a friendly suit" brought by the city of Tucson against Cowan to compel the execution of fire department improvement bonds amount ing to $75,OOO and isolation hospital bonds amounting to $1S,000 which had been voted in by the cit izens at an election called for the pur pose. The bonds were then offered for sale and bids accepted but Cowan refused to sign the two issues when presented to him on the ground that ! the call for the election did not state | the proportion of the funds to be de rived from the issues which should be expended in the purchase of build ing sites. The complaint for manda mus stated that the mayor and coun cil had adopted resolution that they deemed it unnecessary to use any part of the proceeds for the purchase of sites as it was their intention tC build on sites already owned by tho city. The opinion holds that the ob ject of the provision of the law requir ing a statement of amount to be useC
 in the purchase of site was to fiji the maximum amount which could b,
 expended for such purpose. In thi
 case, the opinion continues, there il
 no evidence of bad faith or inten
 to mislead the voters.
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YEAR LONG HUNT 1. ENDS IN ARREST
Man. and Wife Taken in Con- nection With Murder in
 Yavapai County

PHOENIX, Oct. 5.-Charged with the murder of Walter Steinbrook at Turkey Creek, Yavajai county, in De- cember, 1920, Frank La Grange and his wife, arrested yesterday at Globe, today were taken to Prescott by Sher if Joe Dillon, of Yavapai county. The La Oranges were brought to Phoenix late last night and held in the county jail here until they were turned over to the Yavapai county sheriff
 The murder of Steinbrook, according to the authorities, was crime of re- volting fiendishness and brutality.
 The La Oranges and SteinbroOk were neighbors, it is stated. One day Stein brook announced that he was going away. He bid all his friends in the neighborhood goodbye. He had in his possession, Sheriff Dillon said, about $1,OOO. That was December 26, 1920.
 Not long after Steinbrook had left Turkey Creek the police say, the La Oranges also disappeared.
 In June, 1921, Steinbrooks body, lit orally hacked to pieces with an axe or hatchet, was found in an old abandoned shaft. The arms legs hands and feet had been cut off and were apprehended in an old gunny sack. A search of the farm where the La Oranges had lived followed and according to the officers, in pile of ashes were found buttons and bits | of a mans trousers which, it was as serted had been worn by Steinbrook
 The arrest of the La Oranges al Globe yesterday. Sheriff Dillon said ended a search that had been started over a year ago
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
Bring in Initial Gusher at Teapot
 Dome Oil Reserve

CASPER, Wyo.. Oct. 5.-The ini- tial gusher to be brought in on Teapot Dome, United States naval reserve, just south of Salt Creek field and To- cated 40 miles from Casper, came in today with a flow estimated at 15,000 to 10000 barrels daily. If the later figure is correct, it will be the lar gest oil we'll in Wyoming. This is a MamOth Oil company well, that com pany having been granted the contract to drill this field for oil to save it from being drained by Salt Creek wells The well is located on the southwest quarter section 2-39-7S. or the eastern edge of the field. Pro duction is believed found in Shannon or Shale sand, depth approximately 1,465 feet. The oil shot over the crown block for several hours and i, flooding the region around the well Many teams are being employed tC throw up dikes of dirt to supply ar earthen resvoir to care for the over flow.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
Denver to Get Huge Railway Repair Shop to Cost S2,5OO, 100000

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-New locomotive car and general repair shops to cost approximately $2.5OO.O0O are to he built by the Burlington railroad in Denver Colo, it was announced today. The application has been approved and all plans for the huge plant have been made in the company's headquarters in Chicago and work will be started at once.
 The rapid development of the trans Missouri river country, the Wyoming oil fields and Colorado particularly were given as the reasons which had caused the management of the road to decide upon the erection of what will b one of the largest plants west of the Mississippi. Tho shop, when fin ished will employ several thousand men. will have an annual payroll Of S1,700,000 and will also take care Of all the work for the Colorado X South ern road, which is owned by tho Bur lington.