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Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
CalOmei Coed But
Awful TredChcrOuS
Next Dose May SaIivaie, Shock
Liver or Attack Your Bones

You know what oalomei is. It's
mercury, quich1Iver. Ualomel 10
dangerous. IL crssbesIoto sour bile
like dynamite, oramplng and sicken-
ing you. Calomei attache the bones
and should never be pnt into your
systsm. Nftitt
II you feel biliope, head,ohy con-
stipa,ed and AL kSocksd out, just
go to your dr0egist and Ret a bottle
of Dodson's LAYER Topo for > few
cents which is'A bsIplesq vfgs'sbls
substitute for dangerous oal mel
Take a spoonful and il it d -sn't
start your liver and straighten you
up better and quiokss than asty
cslomel aud without 'makinE you
sick you just go back and get our
money.
Don't take oaloweE IT, = ,kes
You spck the next day; Is loses you
DAYS work. Dodson's Liver 'one
Strengthens yon right mp and gou
ieel great. No salto neces ,ry.
Give II TO the children beoause lt 10
perfectly harmless and oaupot -sli-
vate.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
FOR SALE

] have ooe good mare, one tpod
mule, working siooh, one yes old
hlley, one farm wagon, one psh
COW aud ons good buggy lor ale
cheap. Cash or on good terms. see
me at Stubble6eld Com. Hon or
call 1873. Wm. Jnnhersfeld
Stat. PocahontaB, Al
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
Annual Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Maynard OIL,
Gas d Mineral Co will be held IN
Maynard, Ark on the Bird Tuesday
IN April, 1929, from 10 a. m. to 4
p. m for the purpose of transact
ing such business as may come be
fore said meeting. All stockholders
urged to attend Lehman Abbott,
80 At. Secretary
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
EGGS FOR SALE

From the big brown full stock
leghorps My hens are from stock
that has t1ken premiums in great
many contests. Sixteen eggs foI
sl.50. One aud one fourth miles
out OF Pocabontas on Blacks Ferry
road. Mrs. A. J.Porter. 81 ~.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07

Three generations Of mothers record
the virtue of Mothers Friend for not
only allaying distress in advance,
but for assisting nature in assuring
a speedy recovery for the mother.
So thoroughly has Mothers Friend
proven its wonderful efficiency in
thousands Of cases, that any expectant
mother who does not employ its use
as directed deprives herself Of power
full agent for her relief and well-being,
during the period of pending ma
ternity, and Of her prospects for an
easier delivery when the eventful
hour arrives.
The women who appreciate Moth
er's Friend the most, and who are
AJTRINs q,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
FOR SALE

Pure bred Partridge Wyand tie
and Buff Plymouth RooL egg, al
tl.50 per Is, alec have n few ice
beps and cockrele Of each nira,i or
tl.60 each. NTs. E. Dalto',
81 4tp. Pooaboptas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
Goodbye BoiIs!
BlaeEheads and Skin Il sRlla' PlaI'iono Pi%pl'''

=. A boil Is a volcano So.
~ sSoSl,u SSlh,uck fun Of poisonyso pIimyour blood Is
"boiI,D out into boil, Tbeyn 'heso Ies9
COMMITS s up until you destroy tbsp heSp
81 oofy'tRb,e'ely tbS ely by the use Of s. SIS IS1n ona
known most ~ powerful biood-cieanisers s
the tast science. S. S. S. has stood
ingredients une; The power Of its
orlties. Its medicinal e insrod py autn-
E5GigtssAteed 5i,t TO be purely vsgetebIe 1Ie
Ms li' Oh, i clears the skin Of n,In-
p.sS e.so Doils. blotches, bisciSbeads acns ,,
ana T1Siilo, a. i9sh and other skin eruptions'
In n t6o SoeS II thoroughly. II drives out
lrSeunsa ,iO GlOou impurities which cause
pure byii,is ifi5' ~, MAKES the blood rich and
nIalus,aeture n,o new blood ceIls&fhat,s
Siie m oi lts secrets. S. IS, S, is sold al
e.1, @ ~ s,ss es stores IN two sizes. The lar
hSE s~e Is The more economical,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
In MemOrlum

On Monday evening, Mar. 81,
1929, the death angel called Grand
ma Matthews at the age of 80 years
10 months aud 90 days, to eternal
rest after a severe illness caused by
bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. Matthews was born in St.
Francis county, Mo May 8, le4I
Was married before the Civil War
to G M Matthews, who later be.
came a soldier 10 the southern cause
To this happy union were born nine
children, of whom three, one son
and two daughters, are still living.
Mrs. j. b. Mock, Cumberland \,
Okla, Mrs. W. M. shaver, Reyuo,
Ark, and A. ID. Matthews, Slmp
son, Okla. She is also survived by
numerous grandchildren and great.
grandchildren aud host of friends
who mourn her loss. Mrs. Matt
hews professed faith IN CHRIST in
her youth and lived an ardent work
er IN the cause.
Her rename were laid to rest in
the Hite cemetery, Mar. 2s, 1922
May God guide and direct us all az
He has her. A friend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07

THE expectant mother owes it not only to heTsei
TO prepare for an easier delivery, but to her child
who should be stronger healthier and robust thru
her care and intelligence
What is one of the most important things mother
tobe should do?
is this The mother-tobe should the muscles and
involved in the Of child bearing daily with an
application of Mothers Friend. Because
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07

J.W. Bennett has large line Of
Aluminium ware at bargain
33 O..
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07

ioudest in their praise Of il, are those
who unfortunately did not use It with
their first baby and who, thru rs use
with the second one, were able to fully
realize the almost unbelievable relief
il gave.
Mrs. Olive Vanden, 10 Grape St;
Gallipolis, Ohio, says:
Before using Mothers Friend
I suffered from Wednesday 'tiH
Sunday. With my next child 4
used Mothers Friend and was
sick only about three hours"
Many doctors and nurses recon-
mend Mothers Friend. For external
use-is perfectly harmless. Begin
its use at once. Sold by all druggists.
in oils, greaJes and 5Ebsfifn'e'-
y fantf harm Without doing good.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07

Go to j. w. Bennett for Full
Cream Flour. 33 81.
Riggs & Jones have used and
rebuilt cars at exceptionally low
prioe.. See them before you boy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07

"Lis'ssn, Peggy
every mudder
gioes her kiddiss
kELLOCC'S be-
cause you can saf
great big botDis
an they taste
go o d -sr an
they're all erispy
an danayf"
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07

wARNING fvoid using plain oils, greaSeS and sHtSff'
y act on on e skin and may harm Without dong good
, 1922-10-05

With tho policy in effect Of taxing
MI large corporations to the limit Il
s unusual to see a city exempt for
ever the property OF n company in or
der 20 have Il locate at that place but
iuch is the case At Calgary. Alberta.
where the Imperial is now building Il
refinery.
In commenting on this move. the
Montana on journal saysi
Canadians again show the way In
~ industry by granting tax cxemp
ton to Imperial OIL refinery to be built
by Canadian subsidiary " Standard
OIL company at Calgary. Calgary is
a long way from an oil field but APP
preciates possibilities OF ci~ty.building
through centering OF Canadian oil in.
dustry In Calgary. Americans arc
prone TO make Standard OIL taxes a
little higher. II anything. Already
political bloodhounds are scenting
around in Montana. trying TO figure
out some way to pounce upon big
companies that are investing their
millions here. expecting. Of course. 70
take out n profit on their Investment.
Calgary voted tax exemption for the
Imperial refinery by 3 9O6 to rs. ANY
Montana community could well afford
10 do as much to get a $500. 900 re-
finery. and Furthermore throw in n
free site"
, 1922-10-05
CREEKS r OVER
TERMS OF ARMISTICE

ATHENS. Oct. 5.-By The Associ,
ated Prpss.NHconsternation was caur.
ed hare by a constantinopie wireless
message picked up late last night by
a Local station. ~purporting to give the
armistice conditions arranged by tho
Turks and the allies at the Mudania
conference.
The conditions outlined in The mes.
sage include the occupation of eastern
Thrace by allied forces and Turkish
gendarmes W to h line Of the river
Martha, and evacuation of the pro
vinco within ten days by the Greek
army, falling which the allied fleets
would blockade Greece.
Government officials declare the
Greek delegates have not yet had al
opportunity to present their views Al
Mudaria. and efforts TO confirm the
above report are being made.
1t is understood that the officials
are considering an appeal to the Unit.
ed States for assistance in obtaining
a Just solution of the Thraeian CUES
ton.
The Mudania conferences is being
watched by the Greeks with mingled
fears and hopes. To save Thrsce. de-
throne Constantine. GUST the govern
ment and punish those who incapably
governed Greece in the past was the
, 1922-10-05
MARINE HoIns NrErrING.

At IN annual meeting Of the Ma
rine OIL company held at It's local OF.
fices on Tuesday e was decided 10
ST. n an intensive development cam
paign on It's salt Creek property with
the view OF boosting It's production to
a substantial figure. The company is
Interested In two wells now driillns
and several more viii be started soon
as offsets TO the Mammoth wells on
the Teapot the -company's land ad.
Joining tho reserve for a mile and hail
on the north and west.
Max w. Bail. Pat Sullivan. !. y,
Clay. II. b. Durham. G. II. Hagens. II
@. Taylor ard L. F. Mcmahon were
elected directors OF .he company for
the coming year.
At the directors meeting immedi
ateiy following. G. II. Hagens wns
elected president, H. G. Taylor VIC
president and L. =. Mcmahon score,
tnry-treasurer.
, 1922-10-05
Liue Stock


CHICAGO, Octa 5-Cattle-Receipts
IL 100 head; market slow, early sales
on all classes general steady; under
tone weak TO lower; on low grades beet
steers and veal calves; early top ma
tured native beef steers. s12.7o;
weight 1917 pounds long yearlings,
moderate; fat desirable bologna bulls,
;4.ooh4.25; packers bidding sl1.ooQ
IL 20 on desirable vealers; bulk stock.
ers and feeders. ss.75@T.5o.
Hogs-Rece.pts "a. 900: market slow,
steady to strong: few sales unevenly
higher. underweight weak; bulk. 100
to 2so-pound averages. ss.75@9.s5;
top $1,000: $50 to 3io-pound butch.
ers, mostly ss.259o.50: bulk packing
sows, sT.4o6s.oo: desirable pigs. most
.ly Ss.25@s-5o: bulk packing sows,
-S7.409s-00; desirable pigs, mostly
$500; average oost on packer and
shipper droves OF hogs here wednes-
day. 1897; weight 23s pounds: heavy.
ss.7o9s.so; medium, se.7o9Io; light
light, ss.3oTs.so; packing sows,
smooth, s7.5o@s.so: packing sows.
rough. t7.ooq7.so; killing pigs. $500
s.75
sheep-Reeeipts $1,000; choice ma
tive lambs to shippers. $14.15614.25;
strong to c6o higher packers buy
ing steady to 15c lower; early packer
top. $3.50; practically no. fat west
erns here; feeders tending lower; no
early gales: sheep around steady; fat
heavy ewes, ss.6oG4.oo; lightwelghts
up 10 $3.50.
, 1922-10-05
OILS AGAIN Up
ON N. Y. CHANGE
Heavy Buying Marks Open
ing of Stock Market Trad
ing Today.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Rssumption
OF yesterdays buying movement took
place at III opening e today's stock
market. oils and speciaities leading the
advance. Standard OIL OF New Jersey
showed exceptional strength. gaining
IS points. while Standard OH Of Cal.
@ifornia- Mexican Petroleum. Houston
and Pierce on preferred moved M 7
to : points. Nearly all the other oils
improved -fractionally. Coca Coin.
which has been bought heavily on
speculative belief that extra dividend
disbursements are near. was pushed
UP 2is POINTS to a new high record.
Consolidated Cigar, American Can ana
Tinker Roller Bearing also sold az
new peak prices. The American
Wooden company's o,
increased prices found expression in a
2 rise in that company's stock.
Rails n steeis Jagged behind the
rest OF h list. Reading. Delaware.
Lackawanna ana Western and Gulf
states Steel losing a pcSnt with frac.
tionai gains in most OF the standard
shares in these groups. May Depart.
ment Stores Famous Players. United
States Alcohol. National Biscuit ana
Continental Can ali advanced a point
jr more.
Essier money rates. increased pub.
lie buying. lack OF effective resist.
nee 10 pool operations ana rumors
That several large Industrial com,sa,.
iss were contemplating capital read.
justnent and either resumption or in.
in dividends all influenced the
continuation OF the brisk rise OF
prices during the morning. The de-
nam embraced virtually h entire
list Standard OF shares weakened
after their. initial show OF
New jersey falling back . points on
profit taking. Mexican Petroleum
however. extended its gain 10 az
point and was followed 20 higher
ground by the domestic oils. Pierce
OIL preferred being particularly prom.
inent on a gain OF ) points stud.
nsker was quite active. rising 8 points
ana Postum Cereal also ~liftectun as.
points Call money opened ana re-.
newed at four per cent.
, 1922-10-05
SUITS FILED To
ANNUL LEASES

Nine separate suits have been filed
In the dlstric, court at Wheatlnnd
asking for the annuimen, OF leases
held by the Nebraska OIL company
on land in the vicinity of Glendo. al
leging that the defendant company
has failed TO live up to It's contract.
The leases were signed about "A
months ago and although some lum
Der was moved onto the ground by the
company nothing further has been
done and the allegations arc to the
effect that the company has not ana
.spot complying with the terms OF
tte agreement TO proceed with dill
gcnpe with the drilling Of a test.
The leases r OF the usual form
which give the company title to all
benefits derived from drilling or min
Ing operations and tie up the land SO
that h owners can not lease to 9th
er parties
In commenting on the cases. o.
Natwlck. attorney for the plaintiffs
said;
Tho trouble is, thai these oil leases
are generally sought By people who
r not financially responsible for the
carrying on of drilling operations
themselves. They are merely taking
u iong shot at the possibility Of get.
ting some parties who have the neces.
sary cash TO either buy the leases or
drill out the field on shares. and this
lie, a hard thing to do. The people
who have money are not generally
seeking unprovsn fields. but find
plenty Of opportunity to put their
money at work in the proven local..
ties.
These leases are generally rigid
as to terms and r many times prov.
en- most embarrassing If there is an
opportunity TO get in a legitimate op-
orator. who will go ahead. The NOV
ing on OF a few sticks Of timber is
often the excuse for renewing the life
Of a lease or set of leases, or perhaps
a concern may erect a rig and spud in
to hold title over a year or two.
NO n should ever sign an oil
lease without first tIoroly investigat.
ing the financial responsibilities OF the
parties seeking it and then the terms
should be such that prescribe a com
pletion OF tests within a reasonable
time"
, 1922-10-05
WHEAT OPENS
HIGHER AGAIN
Uneasiness in Near East Sit
uation Is Reflected in
Market.

CHICAGO. oct. 5.-Renewed IN
.ssiness regarding activities by the
Turks Jed 10 higher prices for whca,
today in the first part Of the board Of
trade session Besides. an unexpected
rise in Liverpool quotations was con
strued as indicating tha; Yesterday
reports OF a probable quick peaceful
settlement between the Turks and the
allies had been more or less prer1a-
ture. Another buliish factor wa bet
ter demand for domestic winter wheat
10 be shipped TO Europe by way OF the
gulf % Mexico. The opening. which
rarEed from &c 10 lac higher. with
December si.o7 TO sf.o7is and Nav
: si.osA. was followed by a little fur,
ther gain and then a slight reaction.
Corn and oats were firmer with
wheat. After opening nc to isc high.
er. December SIX 10 s1N. the corn
market essed back a little.
Oats started unchanged to &c high
er. December 3sTsc and afer scored
slight general gains before beginning
20 react.
Provisions reflected firmness OF hog
values.
, 1922-10-05

southeast quarter n section 1g-fs 50
and As he was successful In bringing
in production or the adjoining lease,
he is expecting results from the pres.
nj operation.
Thr Bschelor Oil company opera
ing On secuon sl-4s-s3 collapsed Us
derrick while handling a heavy string
OF casing and is closed down until the
RIG can be rebuilt. Luckily no one
was injured At the time OF the ncci-
dent.
Good progress is being made with
the Tom Dom we'll on section 745-69
and a completion is expected soon
The Wyoming High Test OIL com
nany is placing a Cyclone drill on
section 5-4S-6l and viii be making
hole within the next few days.
Several shallow wells have been
brought in during the past week IN
tho Clay Spur district.
The New Castle oil company has
completed a new derrick on section
81 46-s3 and Is ready 20 spud in.
Operations are progressing sstisfne'
torlly with the test heinz drilled by
the skull Creek syndicate southeast
OF New Castle and with a continuation
Of tho present pace the bit SHOULD soon
DO in the productive horizon. The
completion OF an oiler here will mean
4 large addition to the productive area
u the field.
, 1922-10-05
Many New Ones In Montana

HELENA. Mont, Oct 5.-Sixty-ons
companies were organized during tho
month of June with an aggregate in.
dicated investment OF $50. ESQ. 600 to
engage in some branch of the oil IN.
dustry. This total compares with
slo6 ,6e5 900 incorporated during May.
in which month 10 concerns entered
the field. The average capitalization
per company figures out at ss72.s5O
compared with IN average of s1.46,5o5
in May.
OF the 81 firms organized during
June. 10 had an indicated capitalize.
ton of 81. 600 900 or more. Among tho
largest of these were the Standard OIL
, 1922-10-05
INLAND WELL.
BIC PRODUCER

The Inland oh n Refining com.
pany has brought in n i~.5oO.barreI
producer on the northeast quarter
OF section so-40-5s. Salt Creek. at a
total depth OF 2.552 feet. This new
outputter ia known as Black No S.
Shoup No. 2 on the southeast quar-.
ter Of section 2s.4o-7s. Is drilling four
feet In tho sane at e,545 feet. Tx.
eellent showings are in evidence but
the hole Is cavlng badly. which Is
slowing up the completion.
Brown No. 2. on the northwest
quarter OF section s2-4o.7s. is drilling
in shale at 625 feet.
Rig is completed for Brown No. 3
on the same quarter.
Location has been made for Brad.
ley No. ? on the southwest quarter
OF h northwest quarter OF sect on
ls4o.IS, at which point a derrick
viii be erected Immediately.
, 1922-10-05
TOOLS LOST IN GUERNSEY TEST.

The tools have been lost in the hole
OF the test being drilled west OF Guern.
sey, and after several Intellectual Mt,
ten.pts 10 ecove them with a rope
spear. c.erations have been closed
down until fishing tools can arrive
from Casper. Il Is expected that the
tools will be quickly recovered and
that drilling can be resumed within a
few days. Al the time the tools were
dropped the bit IA in showings OF
oil which had been growing larger
with depth which made indications OF
a producer very encouraging.
, 1922-10-05

Grades are completed for six IS 900
barrel tanks at the Mutual refinery n.
Glenrock and fire walls are now helng
erected. Tho number OF tanks which
vii be built there has not been given
nut but from Indications there will &c
more than there arc Mt present prep
qraiions made for. Work is also pro.
-ressing on additions TO the plant and
foundations being lad for stills and
condenser boxes.
General Superintendent Blasdeli "a
now in the east bu, Il Is expected that
announcements as to how extensive
the engagements to the plant will he
&c forthcoming upon hts return.
, 1922-10-05

be offered students who are taking
the business course in the Natrona
County High school, and announce
ment that a flag, 3. by IS feet. will
be presented 10 the cadets OF Ma
trona high. Presentation of the lat.
ter may be made at one of the big
football games of the fall reason.
Prizes offered the students win be IN
.typewritins. stenography. penmanshir
and other studies and will be an.
Inounced in detail later. A commit
tee headed Sy C. x. Fletcher, prin.
cipsl OF the high school. viii com.
piete its report at the next meeting.
Harry Astin, representing the high
school, last night won suppor for
the fan football program with a
strong tall on the merit OF the enter
tainment TO be afforded and the sup.
port which the squad deserves at the
hands of the Casper public
Ambrose Hemingway, prominent
resident. last night became a member
OF the Lions in response to an in.
vitstion previously rendered and is
listed under the classification Of
civil engineer. He responded TO an
introduction with approrriate and hui
remarks and VS. gi.- ~
enthusiastic reception
, 1922-10-05

Richardson No. 4 OF the Consollda
ted Royalty on company on the south
east quarter of section 5-3s.79 has beer
completed at 2.43s feet IN the secont
Wall Creek with 172 barrels initial
This well VIII not be shot as the bu
Of mines regulations prohibit the
shooting OF a well with over 100 bar
rels output.
Richardson No. 5 on the same quar-
ter is spuVding at 10 feet.
Richardson No. 6 Is drilling at l,slC
feet,
, 1922-10-05

Duncan No. 2 of the Carter Oil cam.
pany on the west half OF section
5000. is cemented and shut down at
1884 feet on top of the second Wall
Greek. This well will be drilled in as
soon as the cement sets. which will
be in about two weeks.
Duncan No. ( on the same section
is being rugged up and will spud in
within a few days. Rigging up is also
progressing at Prior No. 5 OF the same
company.
, 1922-10-05
DISCRIMINATION N
WAR NEWS

PARIS, Oct. 5.--The joint commit.
tee of the Anglo-American Press as
~sociation OF Paris and the Interna.
tional Association of Journalists ac,
credited t o the league of nations have
cabled General Harrington at Constan.
tinople protesting alleged discrimina.
ton against the English and Ameri-
"a Journalists. These newspaper
men were forbidden to go TO the con
ference at Mudania. It was pointed out.
while it vas understood the cores
pondents OF ether nationslities were
, 1922-10-05

popular basis in the recent revolu.
ton.
those now governing Greece to tell
their followers that the chief aim of
the revolution - the retention Of
Thrace-cannot be achieved.
, 1922-10-05

BeheTdI Eoou l-fhc ii CHe DUST.
First place on the program for the
evening viii be accorded Ed S.
vaught. OF Oklahoma City. interra-
tional president Of the Lions. The
honor OF, having the international
chief present for the charter function
Is unusual. Ar Interesting program
VIII be arranged.
Other matters taken up at the week.
II dinner of the club last evening
included arrangements for prizes to
, 1922-10-05
BOND AUTHORITY ASKED.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The west
ern Pacific railroad today applied to
the interstate commerce commission
for permission to Issue 81. SOC. 900 in 8
per cent first mortgage bonds to ma.
ture in isis. The company expects IN
sell the bonds at ~. tho application
said, and desires to purchase with the
receipts, 5000 refrigerator cars ana
]. 900 automobile cars.
, 1922-10-05
MANY LEASES GRANTED IN YEAR

WASHINGTON. d. c. Oct. S.-The
following table gives Information re
garding the number OF federal oil and
gas leases and p~rospeetors' permits.
by states. issued up TO the end of the
fiscal year lust ended:
State No. Leases. No. Permits.
, 1922-10-05

OMAHA. Nea, Oct. 5.-(Uhited
States Department OF Agricuiture.H
HoSs-Reeeipts $500; steady to 1oc
lower: bulk packing grades s797.75;
bulk 200 to soo-pound butchers $3.50
$40; top $3.50.
Cattle-Recsipts $500; beef steers
and she stock slow; about steady; top
beef steers s1i.z5: bulls 15c to 25c
lower; veal weak; stockers and feed.
ers fairly steady.
Shsep-Receipts $4,000; lambs slow.
1oc to Csc lower; bulk Si3.25ats.4o:
early top $50; sheep steady: eve top
1885,; feeders firm; light feeding
lambs $3.50.
, 1922-10-05
Dill = Finance =: Bonds = Stocks : Grains = Livestock - All Mark
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Revised estimates OF earnings OF
class n railroads for August place
net operating income ~ $4,000
against t4s 900 900 previously estima
ted
, 1922-10-05

Classified ads IN the Tribune ara
winners and possibly the keys we
give with every SOC paid Mt office Will
win you n big prize. 8.Iz.tf