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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
.aga I'd. Esto
Combata diez dias la pelfcula de
los dientes. Yea como embelIecen

nstodos. Sc invento un fuevo
dentifrico para aplicarlos a diario.
Su nombre es Pepsodent. En- la
actualidad, 10 usan las perSonas,
cuidadosas de todo el rnundo, prin-
cipalmente por consejo de los dem
tistaS.
Pronto vera sus resultados
Pepsodent produce otros result
tados que investigaciones han en-
contrado que son esenciales. Con
cada aplicacion aumenta los ele-
mentos protectores de los dientes
en- la saliva.
Los benefcios son rapidos y
convincentes. Envie ell cup6n y
recibira un tubito de diez dfas.
Observe que linpios Sc sienten los
dientes depues de usarlo. Ffjese
en- la desaparici6n de la pelfcula
viscosa. Yea como emblanquecen
los dientes, medida que desapa-
recen las capas de pelicula.
Los resultados seran para I'd.
una sorpresa agradable. Recorte
hoy ell cupon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
HAELA Ell DR.. ROWE
-----M-

e. Dr. T.. S. Rowe, Eirooy~-, Ge-
.-U--.4 u ~ OA-Un an4-norlGaIl4,
4ec LIZA clelGop .once .jtJs, e-o.loo.,
ovAO~A-doo e-4 IN lAAU4--se 4o~4~Aoe
p~EIcad0 c.n respGcto al d4scuraO
Que prJnunc.o en- Ell Instlt,.ro oe
o.lt->a (1nst-tt,re Oh ronucs) Le
M4IAaA.stown, Estaao dc 4nassa-
CEuS-
Al iLponorse del infor1re te.e-
a--co, puD1=c~oo por ~ preA-a,
,,ceIc-~ del d-Scurso prom, n,,ncli.Ao an
Ce Ell In3Cltuvo ae FuI4t.ca de VIII
I-&mst town, el LIZ. l.. 5. Rowe. Dl-
lv-toe G~le4aI de id UMoa tanamle
r-cana, h-zo los slgu2ntcs co-..en-
tarios;
Lgtoy nuy ansioso dc - CO.
rreg4da IA information e-rjnea So
bre mi discIrso, especialmellte en-
los sigu1entes puntos;
!. IN mi discurso sobre an
cnet ticsn4smo pronun--ado en- VII
liam nSt0wn NADIA en- absolute Sc di-
jo acerca de Ia Introduction de Ia
doct-4na del Eq>.Ihb1io de Eo-
DER ("Balance of Power'') en- la
America Latina. La dnica reforen
ca que Sc hizo acerca de dicha doc
trina fu6 que ell Continents A1nefi-
Cano en- su totahdad debia prote-
gore, y Sc esta protagiendo, con-
trI Ia mencionada doctrina, Qae
la doctrina de ''Comunidad de In
t-reses" ("Community Of Inte-
reStS'D estaba llamada, a SUBSTITUTE
a La otra en- dicho Continente''
II. FL parrafo del inforne de
la prensa que Sc refere al aislamien
to americana de los asuntos euro
peos es completamente ineNacto.
Al discutir ell concepto del pueblo
de los Estados Unidos relative a
las relaciones exteriores me referl
a la traditional repugnsncia de di
cho pueblo de mezclarse en- las com
p'icaciones europeas, y al hecho de
que esta repugnancia hacia mas ne
cesario acentuar la politica de una
cooperation mas intima con las re-
piblieas del Continente America
nc.
III. Solo Sc mencion6 la Gran
Tretaha con referencia a sus pose
stones en- ell Continente Americana
Y con ell objeto de hacer yer ale
nadie, nj por un momento, ha pdes
to en- tela de juicio sus derechos
a d chas posesiones.
w. La iirica refereneia con res
pecto las inversiones de capital
norteamericano en- la America La
tina fue la de recalcar ell hecho de
que la rapida extension de dichas
inversiones hacia mas necesario pa
ra los Estados Unidos eI desarron0
de un acuerdo mas intimo con las
naciones latinoamericanas A la ve2
SO llam6 la atenci6n al hccho de
que los Estados Unidos TO pueden
confiar exclusivamente en- su au-
mento comercial como medic para
Eegar un entendimiento mas ic-
timo con los paises ds Ia America
LatinaG que para alclnzar dicl'o
acuerdo debe hacerse I'm esfuerzo
encaminado a desarrollar relacio-
mes culturales intelectuales ms
estrechas con dichos paiaes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26

n jugsr, es casi SECURE quo ios pe-
<asitos es6an acabando con .su vita
hdad Ell meior remedio contra ls'
iombr;ces es el Whites Cream Yer
mifueo. z. ademas Ell mas inofen.
sivo para la saIud del aifio. De ven
~ On Ias farmacias Y droguerias.
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Proteja Ell EsrnaIte

Pepsodent desintegra la peli-
cula, y luego la elirnina por
medic de I'm polvo mas suave
que el esmalte. No use nunca
un destructor de la pelicula
que contenga substancias as
peras raspantes.
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sMos EyFERM1zos Y
MALHUM0RA ATlsss

Los nieos que snfren de lom3T- -es
.kt&n enojados. inquietos. snfermi
aos. Hay sin EN- barge otros sinto-
mas. 81 alnifos Osta palido, o.'szos0,
sicnc NAL aliento y no toma lsssreA
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PARA LAS DAMAS
(Correo de la Mujer)

Ro1A DE FRANCIA, Yauco.-
FL sistena dspilatotio para
las cejas es preferible cualquier
otro sistema. Use las pin2aS apl-
,Caqdo-e ldeso para Ia lrrspacion la
crema nieve. 2a.-Contra las pecas
pruebe:
esasksssc.s
Lanolina 20 gramos.
Vaselina 20 gramos.
Aqua oxigenada 20 gramos
A4ufre 8 gran os.
Sc da todas las noches sobre las
pecas. 3a-Para evitar Ia fracuen
tie y abundante Transportation de
bajo de los brazos lavese manana
y noche con jab6n astringente, lue-
go Sc frota con una toalla hlme-
da y Sc SEGA poniendo entire ell
cuerpo y Ell brazo una porcion &c
algod6n hdr6filo. 4a.-Para IN cas-
pa lavese manana y tarde con agaa
tibia y jabon de ictiol; al acos-
tarse Sc pasara por toda la cabez1
un cepillo mojado en- Ell aqua 81
guiGnte:
En- un vase de aqua caiente di-
syelvanse dos cucharadas del ST.
gluente preparado:
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Policulfuro de potasio
Por Laura de Medicis

Policulfuro de potasio gra-
mo-.
Tlnt.ra de benjui gramos.
Aqua destllada, 800 grdmos.
5a.-No opino de Ia nlisnla ma
nera que usted rcspecto a las pier
mas d lsadas. Hay otras parties en-
el cuerpo do la mujer cuya defor-
mtdad las hace mas feas a1n. La
1eecta que NE pide para engruesar
las piernas, creo todas han dado
resaltados pocos sattsfactoraos. Pa
Ia consolarla de este NAL, praebe
todas las mshanas eiercicios, Ia
les como bailar la "cuica' y otros
similares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26

En- todos los cfrculos sociales
observa I'd. ahora muchas denta-
duras bonitas. Milloncs de perso-
mas usan un nuevo metodo de linn
piarse los dientes. Da los resulta-
dos que Quiere obtener toda muje1.
Pida esta prueba gratis.
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II @ T E /, E 5
CENTRAL.

tdItlcio cOnstruldo eXpresamente
para Hotel. Modernamente equips-
10, con Ascensor. Habitaciones con
sano. Telefono,' Timbres, Barberia
cuanto recuiere el Moderno Con.
fort.
p an Euroreo. American Plan
Desde $1.OO a $50. Desde $50
3 80 Restaurant a la Carta. Gu
k...o CT
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Esa peiicula sucia

I'd. puede sentir en- los dientes
una pelfcula viscosa. Sc adhere
los dientes y ninguna pasta dentf-
frica ordinaria puede combatirla
con exito. AL POGO tempo sc enne-
grece, y luego forma capas sucias.
Por esa razon, los dientes pierden
su belleza.
La pelicula retiene tambien par
tfculas de alimentos, que Sc fer
mentan, fernando acidos. Man.
tiene estos acidos en- contacto con
la dentadura y produce la carries
dental.
ALI pululan los microbes a mi
llones. Estos con ell sarro, son la
causa principal de la piorrea.
Con los metodos viejos los males
causados por la pelicula sc hicieron
casi universities.
Por esta razon, la ciencia dental
Sc dedico buscar destructores de
la pelicula y encontro dos. Uno de
ellos desintegra la pelfcula, y ell
otro la elirnina sin necesidad de
friccion perjudicial.
Los especialistas competentes
han probado el efecto de estos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26

4Co COAO Ud11dI 1d CA4Cl y OL1OS
similares.
VALEkiA WEST, sanf trcs
Me es usted muy simpaica, En-
la escritura Sc revela el tempera-
mento y rsicologia intima de la
escritora. Por ESQ desde hoy me
pongo sinceramente a su servicio
en- 10 que pueda ayudarla
Para las cicatrices en- la cara,
algo de 10 que recomiendan muchas
celebridades medicas, son los ma
safes electricos acompaflados estos
de frecuentes abluciones en- aqua
i tibia. POGO a POGO las cicatrices
; iran cediendo a la accion benefca
del aqua tibia y los masajes.
Para .teair el pelo de negro no
hay como:
Nitrate de plata gramos,.
Aqua destilada so gramos.
/ Disuelvase en- caliente J ahadase
Aqua de Colonia.
MICSoTTS. (No me olvides11 ca,
yllya.-Ud. 10 q. busca es alguien q.
le de I'm consejo para estar en- paz
con su conciencia. Despues de un
detenido estudio del problema que
me plantea, veo usted no quiera
al joven con quien hizo compromise
y que por el contrario siente "vi-
vas simpatias'' por el que actual
mente le hace la corte la camela.
Sin entrar en- pormenores dejo
usted nlisIna Ia election va que es
usted la que Sc benefciara en- es-
, te, case. Por To- menos tenga en-
cuenta no casarse con quien no CO.
roce intimamente Y por quien nc
siente nj el mas lejano arnor. Esva
vez Sc ha cu1npldo al pie de la le-
ira ell refran que dice, "out Of
s'ght, oat of mind jNo cree us
ted? A
LA PAsToRA DEL GUADIE-
LA.-1a. Puede regalarle un. obje-
to de tocador, un bibelot mas o
menos costoso; pero elegante; un
abanico, perfumeria, ESQ depende
de los gustos y posici6n de quien
obssquia, y mas aun tai vez, de la
persona quien Sc obsequia.
r. M. Fla. Manifestarle en-
treves frases la satisfaction que
ha sentido al ser presentado a ella.
2a.-Basta con que Sc incline y
estreche su mano 81 ella Sc la ex-
tiende
3a.-No tiene que hacer mas que
un saludo de despedida. Ahora Sc
simplifcan mucho todas esas f61mu
las.
ia.-Hoy, aln en- los cIrcl-os rr.s
aristocraticos; (precisamente Ell
ellos,) los invitados asisten de
smoking a la ceremonial. Sin
embargo, lie convendria saber &C.
mo iran algunos de los concurren-
It's, porque es muy desagradable
singularizarse en- ningun sentido.
5a.-No es ell parentesco que Sc
tenga con los novios Ell que exime
de etiquetas: la imponen, la dis
t'nci6n de la familia Y la suntuo.
sidad de la ceremonial.
He tenido mucho gusto en- solu-
cionar Sis dudas.
YO.-No me extrafia que encabe-
ce Usted su carta dandome ell IL
tulo de AMIGA, porque yo, STEM
pre- que tomo la pluma para con-
testar a mis- consultantes 10 hago
Nevada de identico interes que 81
10 fueran.
Tampoco Sc excuse conm-go Yo
no creo NADIA, sino que desea como
Ger mi opinion sobre un asunto
determinado.
ST: puede gozar de toda su r.
zon la persona que tai dice; pero
esta completamente desacertada.
iQuien puede creerse bastante per
fecto para exigir la perfection en-
los demas? GQuien bastante sabio
para no ignorar hasta ell A B G de
diferentes asuntos? 6Quien bastan-
te correcto, para no separarse
veces de cuantos 10 rodean, sin lie
var consigo la espinita de algo,
cue hubiera sido mas delicado omi-
tir disimular?
! T. T..
, 1925-07-22
CODY ~CHAUTAUQUA
CLOSED ON THURSDAY

The Cody fve-day c~hautauqua
closed on Thursday evening of last
week with an entertainment given
by the First Year Players company,
which was one of the stellar enter
tainments of the course Owing
to a heavy rain the program was
interfered with somewhat. but only
a slight recess was necessary during
the storm.
The Cody chautauqua this year
was voted a decided success. and it
is very likely that a contract will be
signed for another in 1926. AL
though not paying out in full, the
deficit was not large, and practically
all those who signed the contract
feel that the entertainments and
work with the young people were
worth while, and will be willing to
lend their assistance another year
, 1925-07-22
WYOMING MOTOR CLUB
TO MEET IN PARK

There will be a great mobilization
of Wyoming people at Lander on
August IL for a trip northward
through the southern entrance of
Yellowstone National park. where
the Wyoming Motor club will hold
its first annual convention at Nam
moth Hot Springs hotel, August IA
and Is, and perfect a permanent
statewide organization.
This event promises to be one OF
the greatest assemblages of Wyom-
ing people in the history of the
state. All citizens of the state who
are interested in the success of the
Wyoming Motor club are urged to
make the trip, whether members of
the club or not.
The affair will be the initial effort
to amalgamate all of the people of
the state in an annual publicity
campaign to tell the world of the
natural scenic beauties of Wyoming
with the hopes of attracting tourist
travel from every section OF the
globe.
All Lander visitors will be enter
tanned by an informal celebration,
including Indian war dances and
other features. Coincident with the
convention of the Motor club, the
Wyoming Press association will hold
its convention at Mammoth Hot
Springs hotel on the same dates.
Following the joint conventions the
conclave will leave the park at the
Cody entrance on the east and the
enterprising citizens of Cody are
planning to extend special courtesies
on that occasion.
During the two days of the con
vention those attending will have
ample opportunity for side trips into
the park proper and be enabled to
see the wonders of hat National
playground.
L.. l.. Newton of Lander is tenn
porary president of Wyoming Motor
club and secretary of the Wyoming
Press association. A. J.. Hazlett of
Casper is secretary of Wyoming Mo
tor club. to whom may be applied
for membership card at the nominal
cost of So a year.
, 1925-07-22
MONUMENT HILL LAD
RECEIVES EYE INJURY

Kenneth Lundvall. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Lundvall, Monument
hill r~anchers. suffered a serious in
jury to n of his eyes last week,
which for a time threatened to COM
pletely destroy his eyesight. but at
the present time he is convalescing
very nicely and hopes are enter
tanned for his complete recovery.
boy was riding the range when
the accident occurred. and was about
to a fence which was down.
In an effort to make the crossing
o safe for his horse he pulled
a staple from a post. The staple.
releasing suddenly, shot into n of
his eyes and caused an injury which
is very serious.
Kenneth is a student in the Cody
high school during the school year.
and during the summer has been as
sisting with the work on the home
ranch. He is an industrious lad
and a good scholar and his many
friends are hoping for a speedy re-
cover
, 1925-07-22
SAM OSBORNE LOSES
HALF Thumb BY SHOT

Sam Osborne, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos.. Osborne. Jr., of Nee
~teetse, IA brought to Cody Sunday
evening and received medical at
tention for his left thumb, a part
of which was shot away by the ac-
cidental discharge of a AS revolver,
loaded with a blank shell. On Mon
day it was found necessary to am
putate the thumb at the first joint.
The gun which caused the ac-
cident had been laying on the Os-
borne porch since July 4th, when
it was used for some celebrating
of the national day. Sam, picking
the gun up, snapped a few shells.
when one went off. catching the
end of his thumb. His father stood
close by and was very fortunate
not to have received the charge of
the pistol.
Sam was a member of the gradu-
ating class of the Cody high school
last spring and is a splendid young
man. His friends all regret to learn
of the accident which has caused
him the loss of a digit.
, 1925-07-22
MOVIE FAILS TO
GET BUYER in EAST

The Cody Players of the local
Hollywood were given a decided jolt
last week when F. w. Kurtz re-
turned from the east with the news
that the motion picture film. THE
Rider of the Painted Horse" could
not be placed upon the market in
the east. Mr.. Kurtz. together with
the producer, Carl Theobald. had
taken the film to the New York
markets for sale. and used every
effort to market it.. but due to the
fact that no actor or actress of note
took part in the picture, a sale
could not be made.
Just what will be done with the
picture has not been decided, but
it may be taken over by VIM.
Loewer to be used in conjunction
with his pictures of the Buffalo
Bill, country. The fact that this
picture could not be marketed is
regretted very much by those who
gave so generously Of their time
and money to make it a success.
, 1925-07-22
CHECK ARTIST LOCATED
AT SALT LAKE CITY

Sheriff Dahlem on Tuesday To-
Gated Dan Swanson. wanted in Cody
for the passage of checks amount
ing to $83, at Salt Lake City, and
steps may be taken to return him
to the state. The checks were
passed to Mrs. A. Chamberlin by
Swanson when he was a visitor here
recently. They were written on the
Cozon corporation of Newark, N. j.,
and endorsed by Swanson.
Inasmuch as a second mail con-
tanned checks on the same company
in favor of Swanson, arrived in
Cody recently and were forwarded
to Salt Lake, it is thought that
there may be some mistake as to
the worthlessness of the checks.
Either hat or a systematic practice
of hiking is being carried on from
the eastern office.
, 1925-07-22
GAS SUPPLY FOR
CODY THIS FALL
COUNCIL GRANTS FRANCHISE TO
ROCKY MOUNTAIN GAS co.
PIPE LINE FROM OHIO
WELL CERTAIN

Cody's gas supply seems assured
with the granting on Monday e
ming of a franchise to the Rocky
Mountain Gas company to supply
the town of Cody with natural gas
from the Ohio well drilled in Oregon
basin. Attorney A. NJ. Gee. general
counsel for the Rocky Mountain
Gas company, made the petition to
the council for his company and
after the matter had been thor
oughly discussed and some minor
changes made in the franchise sub
mittel, the same was granted by a
unanimous vote of the council.
In giving the franchise to this
company, several demands were
made by the town board, one of
which was that an adequate supply
of gas be delivered in Cody not
later than November 21st, this year.
This was readily agreed upon by the
Ohio people, who state that their
plans are to get the construction
work on the pipe line under way
al once. and completion of the pro-
ject is hoped for by October LIST.
The well from which the gas
supply is to be secured is located
on the northeast quarter of he
northwest quarter of Section .,
Township 81, Range 100 West, and
is located on the original Sonners
permit, which is under lease to the
Ohio Oil company. The pipe line
will be in the neighborhood of ~
miles long, and will probably be
surveyed into town neal the Russell
Crane ranch, avoiding the "seep"
territory near Beck lake.
The franchise which was agreed
upon by the contracting parties
makes it imperative that the order
for the pipe line steel be made with
in ten days after the acceptance of
the franchise by the Rock Noun
tain company, and that due diligence
be exercised at all times in the con-
strutcion work. that the gas supply
be brought into Cody at the earliest
possible date.
The rate which will be charged
will be set by the Wyoming Public
Service commission and will be
based upon the cost of construction
of the pipe line to Cody, to a very
great extent. Officials of the Rocky
Mountain Gas company are confident
that the rate will be no higher
than that charged at Powell, and
that the supply of gas in Oregon
basin is practically inexhaustible.
, 1925-07-22
ANNUAL FARM
BUREAU PICNIC JULY 28

The fourth annual Farm Bureau
picnic will be held at Ebert's grove,
five miles east of Cody. on Tuesday,
July 2Sth, commencing at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon and continuing
throughout the day. Committees
are active and a splendid program
has been arranged for the occasion.
including speaking, music, readings
and many other features which will
be entertaining to all who attend.
During the afternoon a program of
sports will be staged. including foot
racing, jumping, barn-yard golf and
many other stunts, which will be
entered into by the ladies, men and
youngsters.
Everyone is given a cordial in
vitation to attend this picnic. Free
coffee and lemonade will be pro-
vided and all are asked to bring
baskets of good things for the loon
dinner.
, 1925-07-22
DAUGHTER
THIRD MEAT CONTEST

The Herald, in its issue of July
Sth, carried the picture of Miss
Edith Belle Holmes, of Rock Springs,
Wyoming, who won first Wyoming
prize for writing the best story on
meat, for the contest sponsored by
the National Livestock and Meat
Board. 1t is learned this week that
a local girl, Miss Florence James.
daughter of Chas. James, ranger
at the forest station at Crandall,
won third prize in this contest with
the story which she wrote.
Her many friends will be pleased
to learn of this signal honor which
is hers. The contest was open to
girls in all states of the union,
13, 800 of them participating in the
contest. Miss Holmes moi only won
first in Wyoming, but ranked sew
enth among the champions of other
states.
, 1925-07-22
MEMBERS CODY
CLUB LUNCH AT
PEARSON RANCH
Served Sandwiches and Lemonade
Amid Fields of Growing Grain
Encouraging Prospects

The members of the Cody club
enjoyed a unique luncheon on Mon
day when they took this repast
amid a field of growing oats on the
Pearson Bros. lower ranch, the re-
freshments being served from a tenn
porary booth presided over by Mrs.
A. L. Pearson, Miss Amanda Pear
son and Mrs. Mead. After the
lunch President r. w. Allen called
the club to order, and with Mrs.
Jas. Rousseau acting as secretary
many business matters We're dis
cussed and disposed of. The club
voted the Pearson brothers royal
hosts and declared its first excur-
cided success.
A. l.. Pearson invited the Cody
club members to meet at his ranch
that they might see his fields OF
growing grain. of which he may well
be proud. 1t can be safely said that
nowhere will be found more promis-
ing crops than those which exist
on the Pearson Bros. ranch. The
wheat and oats stand heavily to n
heiSHI VI ioui ieet' anu Nv o"iei
is unusually promising. The second
hay crop is rapidly coming N with
every indication of a heavy cut.
and the potatoes, which this year
should command very good prices,
are in full blossom.
Fay Hiscock attended the club
meeting and look nan pictures of
the fields of grain and of those as
sembled as the Pearsons' guests.
, 1925-07-22
DISTRICT FORESTER COM
PLETES INSPECTION TRIP

f. W. Tinker, assistant district
forester, returned to Cody on Mon
day from a pack trip with Super
visor Langworthy over four districts
of the S%hoshone forest.
While Mr.. Tinker had in mind
the economic assets of the forest.
such as the immense stands of tim
Der for railroad ties of the future
"a winter business-the primary
purpose of the trip was the working
out of a recreation plan for the
Northfork, campgrounds being the
first detectives to be attained. These
are needed not only for the con-
venience of the public, but very
urgently from a fire protection
and sanitation standpoint. No
elaborate camps are undertaken by
the Forest Service, but the simplest
types are planned, with rough ranger
built fire places properly located
Every recreation plan of the forest
considers the fire hazard first, n
camps are built in locations where
the danger from fire will be cut
to a minimum. This plan is on
Ranger Spencer's job list for The
winter.
1t was MI. Tinker's idea hat the
present very extensive use by the
public of the Northfork for recrea-
ton and camping was but indicative
of the enormity of its use in the
future. The plans for the recrea-
tional development of the North
fork will be built o a forecast
based upon a tremendously in
creased use by the public, and pri-
vate development of the area and
individual use will be made sec
ondary to public use.
, 1925-07-22
WILL RESUME
DRILLING SOON
Meeteetse Structure to be Tested
to Embar Sands

Work is to be resumed on the
Clark well on the M~eeteetse Creek
structure within a few days, accord
ing to T. A. Stancliff, local rep
resentative of the Pittsburgh man
and plans for a thorough testing of
this formation is intended. Work
vas started on the Clark well last
year, and a hole was sunk to the
2700-foot level. A loss OF tools
and other drilling troubles discour-
aged further operations for a time,
and little work has been done since
September of last year.
Two car loads of casing will ar
rive mex week and a crew of drill
ers have already been secured to
continue operations. 1t is expected
that the Embar sands will be en-
countered at about 5000 or $500
feet. where oil, if there be any on
that formation, should be found.