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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
rARMERs ARE DRIVEN
lHDt THEIR ulntffre

BROW NSNfI4I-E. Texas. June "a
Flood waters OF the RIO GfaEds
which yesterday and today
wrought havoc at Eagle Pass and
Laredo late yesterday reached
~ pata. Texas. a district fs0 miles
west Of here, driving Mexican far-
mers and goat herdcrs into the
hills on both sides OF the river
Rio Grnnde city reported that
the riyer had risen 8 Of foot to
2na feet above normal. or aRvall
feet under the hiRh mark ~ Sun
day A slight rise also was re-.
ported at Mission The Acfuaf
stage OF the river here h. 10 feet.
and the channel az this point can
hold no more water river men nAy
Four huLd feet OF ievse nro-
tcrting a section % the san I3enlfo
irriEation district. about ~ miles
up river from Brownsville, gave
way before flood waters of the Rlo
Grande this morning. causing the
first inupdation of iowlhnde In
Cameron county. A large force
Of Workmsn rushed To thu scene.
began work building up levee PR
iuctlng the little town Of I.ss In
dioa. which IL Threatened ny 80
break.
Trains stop Running
The flood situation In ths ga
trcme lower Rio ,srsi,ae valley
appeared more favorable this
inorulng with rnports from Ainaion
that the river thcrr had ralian two
feet below the recent high mark
ana stond ss.a fcet above norlnai
The food that passed Laredo yes
ierdas had not reached AineloB
however Train service betwsep
haFlinFen and sam Fordyoe WAS
discontinued early today because
water was over the tracks west %
Mercedes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
To HAIr CONVENTION
TO ATTEND MASS MEETING

tlNtiNNATii June fl.-ttt
tn. Associated Prcss) The ma
tionai convention Of the American
Federation OF Labor will he halted
temporarily tonight while tho
deleEntes 40 to Newport. Ky.
where a strike ~ steel workers has
been on sine. last October. TO hold
a mass meeting In support OF the
workera
For a time during the strikc re.
fusal 10 hold public meeting was
denied the strikers by tnr mill
tary authorities In control OF the
city.
President samuel Gomperu ani
other national figures IN the labor
world viii address toniEht's meet.
Ing
The report OF the conventions
'.commiftce on education reported
HAT no evidence had been found
Al anti-propaEanda being clrcu-
Hated In school text books
Tho report Of the special COM
, mittee appeared to consider the
recent Coronado decision, prohth-
" viii be submitted to the con
vention today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

PORTLAND. Ore. June III
Highway engineers of western
Mates sre meeting here 10 discuss
Mexico. Nevada. Montana. Arizona,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
sINKE IsIANp MINs

ctkllNuii ireland sane - p
tEy the Associated Pressl Ma DOR
Loder'a Spike is'und by epearfnlnt.
cet OF Molly Desmond. ridden hv
tht American Jockey. Archibald.
wuE the Irish derby. run here to-
day A. SuilivRn's Ordoney wss
fccond, and Lord , ascelis'a Mont
serrei, third Twelve horses
horses started.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

HiHitert etu-
perat u 2 ., es.
luweh; temper
ntufe. %; aaily
range of TEN
pcrnt u re- tsi
mean a a ny
tempernt a 2 .
as relative hu-
rnidity 8 p IN
Is: relative hu-
mildly 8 a. M,
~. precipita =
tion. ira G o.
maximum ve-
- ..aA A...I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
STRIKE PLANS
CON TINUEO
BY UNIONS
No Alternative But
Walkout L. State
ment Issued

CINCINNATI. June 2i.--,Ry tho
s.ocia,ed prc..A .A-.Ir,,r,h.r ,,,,,.
-, ,.,....t.,... ...t.,, -,.,,... 80,
"Hr " .o'N'.'' '"''" r"'"' 'o'''"
were "eing Planned today between
headers of the striking coal min
I.rs ana the rail unlou. Tint are
E.... =,
"ea'e ""''"h-W'"' ''h
walk cut next month. TIE union
chiefs Indicated that they expecta !
H. hald co,f.,.nce. h.r, ,,t.
-, -,
"eeN !" be i"i""ed bS la'ef
meeting In Chicago where the rRil
,leadera will cnnvasn the STRIKE
IL 49,. -, -.
uhhniihity OF Aentiinent - l"
[hhs necessity Of the s,riHe was
shown by mint abatement OF
Srr.s,,,.n, ,a,,, 80, y, a.,
r. l'T'"'h' '"h" u iSeNis "i 'h"
miners ard u. NJ. Jewell. head -
Lthe rail unions. issued Ia~t nirht
~ ftsr IN. pr., sor,n.l at..,,.,i,, d,
-,
o. W" ff'p"7eH JOINT Nrihf "ch"i'
~ policy OF Silence also was ndop-
tod hy the union men WIN att.n-
t.. Ia, ni.,,,. ,...,,n. -, -.
M n.a ,,,-i.at.t a s,, ,, % a .',.
7" 10" u'H""'''" NJ 'sN'" "'"'
INTO conference with lawycrs
|. The joint statement, whicn the
funion men said they res i'iu as
important on account Of its dual
huthnrshlp' declared common
risn faced the railroad men and
The miners. aud added II u only
hal'fni thnt ines" workers -hpuli
4 decide TO DO everything nee" iary
10 protect their separate Interests.
rihdinR themselves CONFRONTED
Win common crisis said the
! statement " IL only natural that
these wofkers should decide to do
. everything necessary TO protect
tihsi' separate interests'
~ was asserted that both the
miners ana the railroad men had
no alternative hut To strike ana
that All attempts az peaceable
and orderly adjustments have been
yfruitl-Hs
IN" present crisis and the Inn
pending struggle, tue statement
continued. rs not one which tho
{WorkerH IN the mines or ON the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

SOFIA, June si.-Ten thousand
persons nave been mads homeless
by devastating floods whis inun-
dated the suburhaa dsriric. o.
sofia following rain Monday ani
Tuesday. No loss OF lifs Eiu i.'on
reported rhs.9 waa nluen dan.-
hEr 10 lives ork
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
AT THE FARTHENON

"Ay, stop him, for Gods sake
were 1t only IN mercy
Thus does Charles Dickens end IN
Oliver Twist one OF tho most
mastery bits Of description ever
penned-ttle brief. terrifying nara
tive o. the flight or poor little
Oliver, breathless, ahead OF an in
sentlate mob shrieking stop Thief
stop Theft The victim Is an
innocent boy, but tho hunters know
nothing CT that. ~ victim must
be found" as Gilbert says in Mi
kado. and Oliver will do as well as
another. The guilty wretchcs vino
committed the crime Join the chase
md yell stop Thief even more
Justify than the others
This is but ono Of the scenes OF
oliver Twist that Director Frank
Lloyd has lifted quivering from the
pages OF the book and placed upon
the screen.
And the star of the picture-the
forlorn hunted youngster. whose
terror is as profound as his inno-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

Night at the Eagles Club rooms.
The evening started with the ar
rival OF a contingent OF youngsters
from the Carmelite Orpa1anage. A.
ter that the crowd sweiied rapidly
A big Christmas tree formed the
railying center. Judge Franz
Green OF West Hammond served as
santa Claus and passed out the
treats
When il came time tor the Or
phanase delegation to depart the
Scheppi bus line came forward and
hauled the whole bunch home. The
Carm4Hte Sisters were highly
pleased with the spirit shown ~
the Eagles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

Miss Jennie Mabbs Of Doty street
has gone TO enjoy her holiday vaca-
ton with her sister in Allcgan,
Michigan.
q BURMA Lanman. OF HysIop
place. left last evening for Pitts-
bursh 70 Join Mrs. Ianman and to
Enend tho holidays with Mrs. Lam
mans PARENTS. NJ. and Mrs. Unger,
OF Pittsburgh
Mrs kosbrough. the mother Of
Mrs NJ T. sullivan. or AIoraino are
nue.. has arrived from Bloomington.
indiana where she is the house
mother for the Kappa Kappa Cam
ira girls TO spend the holidays with
Mrs. ind Mrs. sullivan.
Hammond people Will be glad OF
know that tho ITowells who for
nlerly lived here, but have been
away FOR some time have returned
and wtl live at 773 Claude street.
Among tho YOUNG people who are
returning for tho holidays is Miss
Bernice Eastwood who viii arrive
today from Warsaw. Indiana. where
she is engaged In vocational work
Miss Eastwood VIII be with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. IT. W. East
wood. OF Indiana aovnue
=
It Is encoura ging 10 know that
Charles Van Glider. who has been
50 i'll is improving and is able to
be out Of doors each day.
S. sendak. OF the Indiana Electric
Service Company. left for New York.
where he viii meet his sister. who
comes Trim London, England Miss
sendak will come to our Calmet re
gion and VIII remain for time
Lynn Agnew accompanied his
mother. Mrs. w II Agnewya of 1876
Garfield street, TO Chicago where
Mrs Agnew left for Omaha to spend
the hosidays with her daughter.
Mrs. c. S Conner.
Professor and Mrs S. S. Morgan
thaler Of Rockport. Indiana, and
(
polls, win arrive today for the holt
days with DR. and Mrs. Morgan
thaler. Of 100 Conkey avenue.
Russell Van Glider, who attends
Purdue University. has arrived in
Hammond to spend the holidays
with his parents Mr.. and MrE. W.
c. Van Glider. Of Detroit street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Keller. OF Stale
street. left last evening for Rich
mond. Indiana, where they will
spend the holidays with relatives
and friends The KelleTs Will re-
turn on Tuesday.
nr and Mrs c. W. Campbell. or
Ruth street. will have a happy
time during this Christmas time
for most OF their family will be
with them Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Kin
dig and children. Wallace Paul and
afirianl. of indianapolis; Mr. and
Mrs. N. J. White. and children
Elizabeth. Dorothy and Mary, Of
Evanston, nlinoisg will come to
spend the week end and the other
members Of the family VIII olive in
Hammond will Join DR.. and Mrs.
Campbell for Christmas day.
Harry Miller. of Elvood City, |
Pennsylvania. and Paul Miller, d
s udent Of Ohio Northern University |
CT Ada, Ohio nephews of Mr. and |
Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Of Highland |
street. have arrived 10 spend the |
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Themp- |
SON.
Mr. and Mrs s. Tibell. or Harrison
street. viii spend the Christmas
holidays with their relatives. Mr.. /
and Mrs. 9. S. Forsberg, of IA
place, Chiea go.
Here is the musical. program for
Sunday morning and evening at the
NJ. E church. Hammond. Indiana by !
the Associated Concert Orchestra.
with DR.. ]. Arthur Davis. as dir
ector.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
News and
Personals


days with her parents.
Miss Delta Currey left Ham
mond- for the holidays with her
mother in Kalamazoo Michigan.
Mrs. Chester Hays and children Of
Michigan avenue are leaving tonight
for Grand Rapids. Michigan. where
they VII visit with Mis-. Hay.f
mother. Mrs. J. E Wilder
Mrs. Ida crumpacker. Of webb
street VIII spend Christmas day and
the early part &c next week. with
her daughter, Airs Clarence Scott.
and MRS. Howard Linn both Of
Chicago.
The H. Hecklen family have gone
to Kendallville. Indiana. to spend
the holidays with 6. D. Ruthaven
and T. Q. Wirerek
Minor wickham and Waiter staley
both az clinton street left last eve
ming Tor Knox. Indiana. where they
VIII spend Christmas with AR
stanley's uncle and aunt, 1Ir. and
Mrs. J. Wiedergott
ono or the most commendable
things for any organization 10 do at
this glorious yule tide season is
to make some less fortunate heart
glad and that is what the Youns
ion church has done. Twenty five
dollars have been raised and ten
baskets full of goodies Will DO dis
tributed to worthy people at the
suggestion OF the city nurse.
Edward Higgins, Of Cleveland, o,
arrived in Hammond to join Mrs
Higgins and their small son 10 20
this evening to Minnesota to be the
holiday guests of Mr.. Higgins pa
rents.
Mrs. L siddeu. of the Lyndora
Hoael was called to her home in Ne
bra ska on account Of the illness Of
her mother. who Is a great deal
MIS-. Siddell for the holidays.
Miss Molite Mrekllne has left for
Wausau. Wisconsin. to spend hsr
holidays with her parents
1Ir. and Mis-. Howard Long. of
walthain street. have gone to Pitts
burgh. Pennsylvania. to spend the
holidays.
NJ. A. B. Lort. OF Toledo, will
arrive in Hammond today to join
Mrs. Lort and to stay until Tuesday
visiting Mrs. Lorts sisters. 1srs-
John Snalley. of Detroit street. and
Mrs. Easter. OF Michigan avenue.
Mrs. A +. Knots, Of Muenich
Court. has gone to Holly. Michigan,
to spend the holidays with her
daughter and her family
Henry Lovertdge. a brother OF MRS.
Ray Chapman. OF Detroit street, Will |
arrive in Hammond from New York |
city to spend the holidays with Mr.. |
and Mrs. Chapman.
=
The Christmas music at the First
r. esbyterIan church tomorrow ap-
pears to be more than inviting. At
worship Mrs L. l. Bomber
ger will sing. THE Dawning" and /
NJ. MCNEIL viii sing The Light of !
Glory" and Miss Lola Clark will |
sing Born in Manager"
At the Christmas eve vesper SER
vice at four o'clock tomorrow there
viii be a duet holy Night" by Mes
danes Bomberger and Parrett, fol- |
lowed by the anthems. 1.-THE World is
with JOY THE Light Of !
the World" and Lead Me" Mr..
Mcneil Will sing. THE Healer of /
Sorrow" and there will be two carols
Joy to the World" and 'IIark the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
THE HOME BUILDING LOAN

IDCkHOl.DERS MEETING OF
THE HOME BUILDING. LOAN
AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION OF
LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of The Home Building. Loan
and Saving Association OF Lake
County. Indiana. viii be held at the
office of Bomberger. Peters &
Morthland. 200 Ruff Building. $50
south Holman Street, in the city OF
Hammond, Lake County, Indiana, on
Thursday. January nth. f923, at
400 o'clock p m. for the cleo
ton of three Directors. and
the transaction of such business as
may regularly come before the meet
ing
Dated this 2tst. day OF December.
1922
The Home Building, Loan and saw
int Association OF Lake County.
Indiana.
lsv n. ROTHSCHILp. President
.Attest. J. r.. Wolf. secretar1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
NOTICE.

Hammond Commandry 30. IL
knights Templars viii hold their
annual Christmas service Monday
afternoon, December %, at $50
o'clock. Members requested to as
isemble in full uniform at $50.
Signed z. c. 12-2:-lt
1928?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

The janitor Of the First Presby-
terrain church wishes to thank the
children Of the Sunday school for
keeping their candy until they left
the church. Ie-sS-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

on Thursday evening the office
'orce ~ the board of education gave
? dinner party for Mr.. c. c. Cald-
Neii as honor guest. the board OF
ducation. Miss Adkins ana Mrs.
McComb. The state supervisor Of in
iust~ial education the guest OF
tred Barrows. as guests. Dinner
was served On the third floor OF
ne Central school building most
tastefully by the home economies
department At a table lovely for
ne occasion with a tiny Christmas
tree and slender taper and sprigs
rs holly scattered artistically over
he tabls. Mrs. Florence Whitaker
acted as toast mistress and Miss
Adkins presented Mr.. Caldwell with
a copy OF the Round Table which
is the greatest OF the series Of the
pictures of Sir Galahad from the
Boston Public Library. painted by
Edwin Abbey. Tt represents the
complete dedication to service by
the young knight who interprets
the inscription, He who sits here
must loose himself to be the true
way OF finding oneself. All OF the
board members responded nicely
with tosSts. The board members
present were George Geyer. L L
Bonoberser and Fred Wilhelm
The parents and teachers OF the
subway school district met yester-
day afternoon. Friday. to enjoy d
splendid Christmas program ar
ranged by the principal, Mrs. Mos
teller and Miss McCoo1 Follow
ing the program the parents and
organized themselves into
az association with Mrs E. o. Rick
being uaads president, Mrs. Nellie
P&wtch. vice president; Miss Ocie
MoCooL secretary. and Mrs. Agnes
Bo6sIslxi, treasurer. A committee
was appointed to arrange for an
evening meeting and plans were
also made to form a citizenship
c1ssa The time for the next meet
ing was set 70 be the fourth Friday
n January at two thirty o'clock
Mss Edith Stewart has gone 20
Danville. Indiana. to spend the holt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

9s15 a II.
/. eDumbell" by Confrev
:. Lady or the Lake waltz, by
DAILY.
8. 'Homesick,' by Berlin
1850 A. NJ
4. Meditation" by Morrison.
.. Crystal Gazing by Bush.
1880 a. VI.
G. Finale March, Emblem Of
Peace" by Reg
1880 +. NJ
/. Northern Bellies march By
Rolfe.
:. After vesps.s, "AIeditation, Z
by Moret.
5. Brass trio, selected Bennett.
Maley and Davis
I. Rendezvous" Roccoeo, BY AL
ctter.
8. Religeoso. Cathedral Chin.
es,' by Hardy.
6 March, "Irooe Hsional,' b.
Brown.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

cence is none other than little
Jackie Coogan himself
Announcement is made that sol
Lesser vii present this most dis
tinguished of stars. Jackie coogan.
In this masterpiece OF classic liter
ature, and supported by cast in
elusive OF Lon CLANCY. Cilady
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

Special meeting. Indiana Harbor
Belt Federation TUESDAY evening.
December 20. at 7.3e. Hammond
Labor Temple.
". NJ knight, Sec 1856
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
1--we LOCAL
NEWS lads"


Phone 44e. 81 state So, Haumnod.
We have about 100 of them
for sale. We do Hemstitching with
gold or silver thread button holes
buttons corIered, embroiderins.
braiding. beading, tucking. fancy
stitching. 12:2.1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

The J. NJ WIIcockson Music CO.
So Holman street. VIII be open all
day Sunday. Delivery OF planes,
monographs and records guaranteed
Christmas morning. 12-2s-lt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

HAMMOND MUSICAL COLLEGE.
Piano, voice, violin. mandolin.
guitar. banjo. saxaphone. clarinet.
cornet melophone, cello, dancing.
expression. dramatic art.-Adv.
Tel-15s3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

A BIZ ranch n Alberta, Canada, has
a motor ambulance especially for the
care of sheep.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
THE JUDGE
MADE A FINE
SANTA CLAUS

Fo1r hundred and ninety-si1 wid
dies of Hammond and West Ham
nond had high old time last
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

! D. c., to discuss prohibition en-
forcement with President Had
! inG. A NUN Der of the governors
Brockwell, Lionel Belmore and a
host Of other screen celebrities at
the I'artlenon theatre Tuesday for
an engagement or four days. No
program Is complete without a cork
ing good comedy and We sure have
some comedy in The Fire Fight
%rs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

Fifteen OF the state execut YES
who have been attending the
fourteenth annual governors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

conference at White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va, recently visited
the White House in Wasa,ncton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

Mr.. ana Mrs S. Tibell, Of. Harrison
street. Will spend the Christmas
holidays with their relatives. MT.
and Mrs. q S. F'orsbers, Of ri
Buckingham place, Chiea go.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

Here IS the musical. program for
Sunday morning and evening at the
N. z. church, Hammond. Indiana by
the Associated Concert Orche str !.
with DR.. J. Arthur Davis. as dir
ector.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

Harry Miller. of ElEood City,
Pennsylvania. and Paul Miller, d
student Of Ohio Northern University
Ct Ada, Ohio. nephews of Nr. and
Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Of Highland
street. have arrived 10 spend the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Themp-
son.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-09
Congress May Act in Strike Problem
News Of State Oil Fields

was prevented from asserting itself
following the shooting of the sand
The gas was reached at a depth OF
1884 feet.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-09
GOOD GAS FLOW
IS ENCOUNTERED
AT LEWIS WELL
Casing Pulled and Flow Is Els.
timated High; May Be
Commercial.

Removal of the six inch casing from
| the bottom of the Louis well. located
on the NV Sc 14-35-3W. Tuesday
! morning disclosed that the shooting
I Of the sand had concerted the hole
into an immense gassar of possible
commercial value. Before che easing
was pulled the gas flow was estimated
at 100000 feet, but the lowest esti-
mate after the flow increased was
100000 feet, with other, guesses run
ming as high as 5000, O00Sf
The enlarged flow was wholly UNI
expected, according to II. 7. Jackson.
a director of the Louis company. and
had the effect Of making a possible
commercial proposition out of the well
on which work had been stopped be-
cause of the absence of oil in quantity.
The company Monday decided to quit
drilling pending further development
Of plans.
TO determine whether the gas is
wet. S. -. Fletcher, manager of the
Great Falls Gas company, went to the
well Tuesday afternoon to procure
samples and to gauge the flow. Fletcher
will bring samples to Great Falls and
arrangements have been made with
Edgar Maclay of the Anaconda COM
pany's smelter to make the ANALYSIS.
1T looks awfully good said Jack
son Tuesday evening. IF the flow
is as large as estimated the
cial possibilities are good in view OF
the probable demand rom other rigs in
the .territory. and if the gas proves
to be wet and the flow is as much as
2.OOO.OOO feet it will be as good a
proposition as the ordinary oil we'll"
The SIX inch casing was run inside
an inch casing as a means of con.
trolling the gas when the vein was
reached by the drill and until the small.
er pipe was removed the larger flow
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-09
FURRY CAUSED
in LEASES WHEN
OIL SANDS YIELD
Golden West Well Production
Will Not Be known Until
Hole Is Cleaned.
Special to The Tribune.

l'Niu " II
Lewistown, Aug. S.-With a good
showing of oil reported in the Golden
West well. located in section 16-15-3O.
drillers are now at work cleaning out
the hole in preparation for gausing
the production. When the bailer was
lifted Tuesday morning. it vas found
necessary to attach Il mud pump. 1t
is expected that the hole will DC clean
ed ont by this morning.
Not until the hole is thoroughly
swabbed out will it be known whether
the we'll is a commercial producer but
it is the opinion in the east end Of
the Cat Creek field that profitable
production is a certainty. On the
strength of the oil showing. there was
great activity in Lewistovn in leases
and royalties. which heretofore have
gone begging. "
The Golden West well is about seven
miles north and a half mile west of the
Frantz discovery well. Oil men have
the opinion that its coming into com
production will prove the
lying between it and the main
Cat Greek field.