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Evening star., 1935-04-29
MUSIc..lAUGHS..
THRlLLSl HEAR IT!

Critics who have heard pre-views
call it the greatest radio idea in
years! Tune in on the opening
broadcast tonight Tony and
Gus! Never before has radio
offered such 4 combination the
magnificent singing voice of Mario
Chamlee, famous Opera star, as
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is popular model and are GDf1U
seldom offered for sale; perfect shape
all over.
N. f. BRANCH, L. p. STEUART
141 18th st. N. f. $50 HI st. n. e.
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Ford 1881 CabriOlet-Rumbls G1QS
seat; good finish, tires and O1UO
upholstery, low priced transportatlon'
COAST-IN, INC.
(Chry -PlymOuth)
1aOk 1i.b 81 w DEC, $500
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HupmobiIe

Coupe-Black finish in fine O44O
condition: excellent mechanical condi'
DUKE & OTEY MOTOR CO.
1865 H st. n. E. ATT. 5000
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De Soto late 1882 Sport Sedan, equal
to new in every respect. 1915: Buick 1881
Medium 8 Sport Roadster, like new. S295;
cSeVroiet SeV s0S 1881 uoS Sedan. air tires $I95
Buick 1929 Master De Luxe Phaeton
S195: Packard 1929 Standard 8 Sedan,
$195; Ford 1880 4~door Sedan. perfect
rolet 1880 6-wheel De Luxe Sedan, $125;
Ford 1880 Conv. Coupe. $125: La Sale
De Luxe Sport Phaeton, $125: Pontiac
1929 Coupe, $115: Graham 1881 De Luxe
Roadster. sos: Chrysler IS De Luxe Phae.
ton. 500: Essex 1929 Challenger Coupe
rumble. SIS; Nash 1929 Conv. Coupe,
SIS; Ford 1929 Tudor. $75; Chevrolet
1929 Coupe. SIS: Chevrolet 1929 Coupe,
S65; Chrysler. 20 Coupe. $65; BUCK 1928
Standard Tudor, $65; Dodge 1928 Fast
Four Sedan. $65. Also Trucks and Light
Deliveries. All makes and models, $45 up.
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE: Inc
Y Florida Ave. NE. NO. 673O-1O4O9
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Pontiac 1888 COach-This job 0I0S
is like new in every respect; OtOO
shows no wear whatsoever. Car NO.
692.
1. P. STEUART, NC, 1928 14th st.
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Pontiac 1884 Touring Sedan Q7CE
driven less than 5000 miles; ID OeUO
finished in a beautiful maroon; built
in trunk: spotless interior; cannot be
told from new. Priced for quick sale
at $765; terms and trade.
SUPERIOR MOTOR CARS, INC.
1920 18th st. N. w. Phone Decatur 1900
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Ford VS. Deluxe Sedan, 1885 0AOE
Maroon finish. like new: tires O4AO
like new; upholstery spotless; motor
perfect. Priced below code; easy terms.
POKANKA SERVICE
1925 goth st. N. w. Dist. 0141
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NEW AND USED CAR BARGAINS
JUSTICE MOTOR CO.. 1903 14TH ST.
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Pontiac

Pontiac 1882 Sedan-Here we have S79
car that has had the best of VIZ
care nv its previous owner and DOWN
is like new in appearance and perform
ance. Car No. 1855.
L. p. STEUART, INC. 1925 14TH ST.
Pontiac "s" Custom Sedan, 1882 Q10Q
Dark green finish. just like O1VC
new: tires like new: uphol- DOWN
stery spotless. A real value at only
$325.
POHANKA SERVICE
1925 Goth st. N. w. Dist. 9l41
OhT balance go sisaa % Der month. SL0U
GARDNER-STUART MOTORS
S04 Bladensburg Rd N. E. Line. S13S.
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Ford 1888 Deluxe Sedan 0N00
Equipped with General Jumbo OfAO
tires; chromium plated steel wheels
and spokes; black finish body: motor
Is exceptional.
1. p. STEUART, INC, 1928 14th st.
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Plymouth

Plymouth 1888 Six sedan-Low COOK
mileage: Al condition: to- OOOO
days special.
2Oth & M SITS, N. w. DEC. 554O
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4 ACA MI
KalOPam@ at 18th

Ford 1888 Tudor DeLuxe-A COOK
six wire wheel Job with we'll SDOOO
tenders: car is practically new: motor
like a new car; paint perfect; liberal
terms.
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
S73O GA Ave. N, w, AID, 5000
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for Sale
CLEARANCE SALE

USED CAR BARGAINS-Hyattsv Nj
tor. Hyattsville. Nd. GE. 2412.
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Ford 1888 Deluxe COupe-Beau- OI0E
tiful black finish IL like new; UfOO
motor quiet and powerful.
DONOHOE CHEVROLET
1890 NJ st. N. w. Dist. $500
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Pontiac 1884 Sc an-13O0 OG7E
miles; absolutely like new SDV -
condition.; 3O-day guarantee; easy
terms and trade.
BRIGHTWOOD MOTOR SALES
$3.50 Georgia Ave. GE. 5343-45
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Plymouth 1888 Deluxe Sedan COOK
Low mileage. Te ms to OOOO
satisfy.
TOMS
1ssk conn. Ave. DEC. 1919
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Ford 1881 Deluxe ROadSters- 01OS
Four to choose from and U1OO
each In excellent condition. EACH
Price. $195 each.
252S Sherman Ave. N. W. AID. 5000
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Automobiles for Sale

PLYMOUTH 1929 Sedan. good condition.
SS5 GAS Maryland Ave. N. E. Ii. O17a
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HELP WANTE
Is Help Wanted-MaIe
IA Help Wanted-FemaIe

SILK INEXPERIENCED FASH.
ION DRY CLEANERS 1901 CENTRAL
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Fl unfinished Apartments
APARTMENT RENAL BUREAU

Choice apartments gladly shown. HE-l328.
TAGGART APT.-2 room with bath in
hall; good heat; clos, TO town; SI5 per
month. RI-64I2. j. s. CRUISE, INC.
BUNGALOW PARK-12O2 N. CAPITOL
rooms modern. steam heat lanltor
service: Al condition; SIS. OLIVER II.
CLARK
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EXPERT REPAIRS. all sewing machines
work guaranteed. Estimates free. CT
e657-R
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HELP W ANTE D
Is Help Wanted-Ma.e

NAN WANTED-.aor service station: $50 90
weekly 70 start. Experience not required
$3.50 90 cash ieposit required on equip
mert. MANI FACTURER. 2l4-HH-297
Weslev-st Wheaton. III
STEADY income and JOB for men who
mean business CAM make from So TO
IS CAV. Every housewife buys. over
800 PRODUCTS. Apply 9-l0 a. m. Friday
2l7 Peoples Bank
SALESMAN. between IS and IS wears:
salary. commission; references: car. also
NoEshWesteFn-aV. Thursday.
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HIGH prices discontinued Guaranteed
auto repairs. ignition. fender work. HU-
$500.
CASH for complete homes or odd pieces
furniture. CH-0976. CH6s26.
TRADE PATRICK BURG COAL FOR
CASH CALL BE4671 Ring l.
cARPENTERING. plastering painting.
brick. cement. wrecking. guiding, cash
or? CH-l337W.
SWAP printing for used car or? BOYD
PRINTING co. LI-3e63.
USED white porcelain l00-pound ice box:
bargain. 56l6 E. westinghouse.
BUILDING .ot garage and well for live
stock or farm tools. Times. K-l054.
TUXEDO-Size 80 extra dinner jacket
for cash. RI-5222. evenings FRISCO
RECONDITIONED used cars for cash
APPRECIATE MOTOR CO.. rs w. 18th.
LI-3262
WILL TRADE Hawaiian guitar lessons for
jig saw or woodworking tool. address
Box K-i045. Times.
BICYCLEs5E:sl2 up; tlress. repairs, EoFF-
TWO WHITE platform trucks; real BAR
gains for cash. CH-2229.
BABY GRAND PIANO FOR R R. & b &
l. STOCK $3.50 FOREST MANOR-AV.
BICYCLES; good condition: Broad Rip
pie. sos z. 63rd-st. wA-ll33.
NORwALDO. 5soo-5uilding lot: VIII trade
for Lake .ot. EU-3e55.
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JAMES D. ADAMS, Chairman.
jFNERAI, ORDINANCE NO 2 1gs5

GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 3. 1885
AN ORDINANCE establishing certain
CITY Of Indianapous, pus1ant to the pro- e
visions Of Section rs Of General Ordinance
erafH oTdn ina No. 58lssi and liking
time when the same shall take effect;
COUNCIL OF. THE CITY OF INDIAN
APOLIS. INDIANA.
EGoN o That for or the pqTPSse Of
lie Streets Of the civ Of Indianapoiis
materials and merchandise coming to or
going from such premises, such owners
or qeeGpantfs s hsyng eSm IF s ne
dinance No. 96-I928. as amended BY. Gen.
eral Ordinance No. 31-l93l. as amended bY
General Ordinance No. 5s-193l. relative to
loading zones. at the places hereinafter set
out, and said board having caused an in
vestigation 10 be made thereof and having
recommended their establishment. pur-
suant to the terms Of the aforesaid or
dinances. the following passenger andLor
loading zones be and the same are hereby
established in the City Of Indianapolis.
i8 feet in front of 22-24 West Georgia
cupied BY Renard Linoleum & Rug
SECTION 2. The ordinance SHAH be in
full force and effect from and after its
passage. approval BY the mayor and pup
LEGATION according 10 law.
State of Indiana, Marion County. City
Of Indianapolis. IS.
L DAME. J. ONeil Jr.. Clerk OF the City
Of Indiana polls. Indiana. do hereby certify
the above and foregoing is a full true
and complete copy of General Ordinance
No g. 1895; that said ordinance was
passed BY the Common Council on the Attn
dsv Of February. 1895. and was signed
and approved BY the Mayor on tire 6th day
OF February 1885 and now remains on
file and on record in my office.
Witness nv land and the official seal
OF the City of Indianapolis. Indiana. this
6tn day Of February. 1885.
DANIEL J. O'NEILL JR.
City Clerk.
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INST UCTI0NS
10 Schools, Colleges. Tutoring

DIESEL training available to,a few serious
minded men. who are willing TO apply
themselves for a short period. Special
concession 10 men with mechanical,
ability and training. Write OF eel
DIESEL POW ENGINEERING
SCHOOL as PEOPLES Bank Big
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices

DNaAAA -NWAANEH
DAY. THOMAS C.-In his aIst wear. paSssd
away at The residence. 500 y Penn VI
Faula-sf. Wednesday a. M Service, az
Ihe Flrst Presbyterian Church T -icaY.
$50 @ n Friends invited Interment
private Kindly omit flowers.
AnCHAEIIS. OSCAR W.-Beloved hus-
band 81 Clara NiChaels tnCe Rosnerl.
father ~ Rooert. Edward, Betty Joe.
Lawrence. Loretta. Pauline ana Rose
Mary son of Mrs. Fl0ribert MIchaelis.
brother Of George II Nichaeiiss city.
louis J Michaelis OF ToledO. o.. and
SISTER Mary Ruth Of St Bernard. O.
passed away Wednesday. Feb ID. az
dence s07 y. La Salle-st. SATURDAY.
FFb. IS 80 a. m services 81 Philip
Nert Church. a. m Friends invited
Friends NAV call after Thursday. 2 m.
Interment s. Joseph Cemetery Mem
bers o. the HOLY Name Society VIII meet
az the residence Friday at p. m Tor
PRAYER
gTUHLFAUTH. FLORENCE B.-Age SO
gears. mother Of Mrs NJ. A. Lehman,
end z. y Stuhlfauth. passed away az
her daughters home 1858 n Gales,
a. ASKIN WORTUARY. 1902 ". Meri-
dian-st. Thursday ? .. m Burial Crown
Hill Friends invited Friends may call
az the MORTUAFY any time after noon
"Wednesday
RTURNf. Miss HELEN G.-PaSsed away
Thursday morning a. the residence OF
her niece Miss Helen Loeper. l5o6 N
Alahama-st- Services At the FLANNEfS
q BUCHANAN MORTUARN Saturday.
$50 D. m. Friends invited. 1nterment
IN Crown Hill
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25 Business, Office and Desk Space
FLOOR SPACE. 32x1OO feet Storage or
business: any kind. 1912 w. lsth-st. Ia
1913.
ONE STOREROOM with counters and
shelves and six living rooms; modern.
BE-2291-W. BE-2l69.
COAL YARD for rent; reduced price: good
location. DR-02S2 DR-0337
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SMITH AUTO SERVICE
snt q L Nth tcrnrn g

1929 CHRYSLER sedan, Model IS. motor
repair. S21.78. on Feb. 22nd. at 1000
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
2535-M.
Application of United Stettler Transpor-
tation Co.. Inc, Cleveland, Ohio. for GER
common carrier of property. interstate.
extending through or into cities and towns
over highways 6, 2. 20, II, Al, 30;
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission, 401 State House. Indianapolis,
Ind. A. M, Wednesday, March 6, 1885.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
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26 Wanted to Rent

| POST OFFICE employee wants furnished
/ house or apartment Immediately. MR.
| MOTT. HU-677l.
/ WANTED-Equipped farm to rent on the
thirds Box 1852. Times.
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SIS Auto Loans
LEGALS
So Legal Notices
g Personal Property Loans

1926 FORD truck. motor No. 10O23228. win
be sold for storage and repairs. s19.l8.
on Feb. 22nd, at 1000 q: m.
SMITH AUTO SERVICE
50lq E. Michigan-St
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The INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
r E N TAILS
Ia Hotels, Resorts, Inns

SEMINOLE HOTEL g go T. b ALT
shower. running water every room. SIN
gle SO so.
HOOSIER HOTEL 50 $40 sSl.. M e dbl
Clean. outside rooms. with city heat. hot
and cold water.
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

IS: MERIDIAN. N. l725-2 clean. COM
Portable rooms; near bath. TA-l487
ALABAMA, N. 2O37-Attractive front
apartment: good heat; studio couch;
private entrance TA-l550.
CARROLLTON-AV. 112S-CLEAN. WARM
ROOM: KITCHENETTE. $3.50
ILLINOIS. N. 233s-1 and broom apart
ments; electric washer. laundry; So 5O-so
NEW JERSEY N. 226-Sleeping. and
housekeeping; steam heat; hot, cold
water. Reasonable.
ORIENTAL N. 2Ov-Lovely furnished a
room basement apartment; utilities;
private bath steam heat
PENNSYLVANIA. N 807-Front 2 rooms
furnished; utilities; private entrance;
adults; S. RI-3267.
WALNUT. E. 115-3 rooms. private bath;
all utilities; S.. See housekeeper IN
basement.
WOODRUFF. 766 W.-DR-Attractive. a
room apartment; private bath; built-1n
features; private entrance; sink; phone
constant hot water; ideal; adults.
TINES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the CITY
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BY P H. DAWSON, Secretary.
[rnd a I, mills Ind EnhrlarV IL 1Q25

IHuIaHapOIIa' IIU-' ItOI uaIJ T. 15oO'
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for the construction Of new SUBJ
district Garage, Oil House and Storage
Sheds at Winamac Indiana, will be re-
ceived by the Chairman of the State High
way Commission at his office in the State
apolis Indiana. until 1000 A. M. Cent? Il
Standard time. on the 5th day Of March,
1885 at which time the proposals will %
publicly opened and read.
Proposals shall be submitted upon
standard forms, which with plans and
specifications may be purchased only at
the office of the Commission.
Each bidder with his proposal. shall
file a corporate surety bond payable to the
State Of Indiana in the sum Of one. and
one-haf 1lz) times the amount of his
MAXIMUM proposal. and in the form pro-
vided by law. Contracts will be awarded
10 the lowest and best bidder, but the
right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
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Household Goods and Merchandise Very Quickly
il The

COMPLETE bathroom outfit, good
condition. $500. SERVICE WRECK
ING CO. 800 y. West-st. LI-3069
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10 Rooms with Board

s5-11TH E. 322-Cheerful front room;
home cooking; laundry. Men or couple.
LI-7793
HAMILTON. N. 1033-Front room, board,
laundry. excellent heat. privileges; pTl-
waite entrance. $500, $3.50. CH-2616-R
OXFORD. N. 54O-Large. warm front;
private home meals optional: garage
gentlemen. CH-3966
STATE. N. 234-Warm front; shower and
bath: private entrance; privileges; meals
optional LI-9024.
UNION, 14O3-Board and room; modern
Catholic home young lady. SO. DR-
$3.50.
WANT Children to Board-Modern home;
mothers care. CH-146l.
E. Stood home, heat, attractive room,
good meals. no roomers: reasonable. Gu
2751-W
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HIGH prices discontinued. Guaranteed
auto repairs. ignition. fender work. HUI
$500
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36 Radios, Musical Instruments
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M z r C H AN Disc

BEER equipment bars. booths. coil ooxe
desks chairs. Terms 327 " Wash
, 1935-10-20

from the west lines or the south 40
acres on the east 25 acres az the
northwest & acres cf tract 256,
porcion 20. about $500 feet northwest
OF discovery.
Late drilling reports:
W. T. Carmen ct ais No. 1 Brock
a. Showers. three miles north Of the
sloan wildcat Is drilling below 1850
feet.
In the Mercedes deep pool Of east
ERIN Hidalgn. Union Sulphur COM
pany's NO. y Americans Rio Grande,
about 500 feet northwest OF dIscor-
cry. began cleaning itself late Thurs
day. Casing, set and cemented nc
1898 feet, was gun perforated four
different times for q total Of about
90 shots between 7.A79 and 1914 feet
and once for about 10 shots between
T,206-7.<l6 feet The well started
making wash water and oil under
$50 pounds tubing working pressure
and 500 pounds cloGed-in working
pressure through 3-4-lnch tubing
choke. About IN hours later, IL was
making about 30 per cent oil or 81
degrees specific gravity and the re-
mainder hrackish water. The fluid
flow was estimated t about three
barrels hourly and the pressures had
dropped 70 90 pounds on tubing and
200 pounds on casing.
About two miles northeast OF dis
c0very. Unions NC. q American-Rio
Grande, is drilling in shale below
Alto feet.
, 1935-10-20

Woods NO I seabury 20 II. tract
256, will attempt completion during
the weekend In sands cored nt a.
7665-60 feet, casing having been set
In shale at arcs feet.
About $500 feet east Of discovery,
Harrison Davis Bishops No. S Frar-
cisco Guerra, cored gas sand at a.
1870 feet. s~aturhtion az 2.7a0-606
feet and set and cemented finch O..
u. casing at 2,754b feet.
Mundy-Stephens' NO. / Francisco
Guerra, failed To obtain production
from sand at 2.937-5I feet after Jet
ting with gas and circulating with
oil and Is awaiting arrival Of q
swabhing machine before again at
tempting completion In this horizon.
400 feet below Samfordyce.
About 1000 feet northwest OF dis
c0very, Phillips Barnsdall's No. q
Yturria Land az Livestock Co, @
making hole below 1.40O feet
About $500 feet northwest or dis
covery, Skelly oil company's. Nc Y
Seabury ct nj. started making hole
beneath surface casing Friday.
w. r. Lacy's No. / Seabury ct al,
2400 feet northwest Of discovery, IL
drilling below $40 feet.
Sicily OIL Company staked two
new locations during the week:
Ekelly's No. IL Seabury ct nj. about
$3.50 feet northwest OF discovery:
Skelly's NO "a Seabury Cd mi. 30
feet from the south and 80 feet
, 1935-10-20
GOVERNOR OF
SONORA WON'T
RESIGN POST
Ramos Says Trouble
Caused BY Small
Band OF Rebels In
Mountains

MEXICO CITY. oct. 10. Up
Northern Sonora's Troublesome out
laws are nothing more than q small
band Of rebels who hide in the
mountains. Governor Ramon Ramos
said Saturday In denying reports
he would resign as chief executive
OF that state.
Here to confer with President
Lazaro Cardenas, the governor
said: The fact that ! am at pres
ent In Mexico City and win remain
here until next week should be suf-
ftcient proof that there Is no state
of rebellion in Sonora. IF there we're
q serious situation, I would be
there to confront It."
He characterized the local dis
turbances" Of the last few days,
taking the form Of reported attacks
on towns by q rebel band, and
alarming reports" coming from
border points as the work OF poll
tical enemies.
The rebels, said the governor.
hide In the mountains Of Sonora
where no federal troops are station
ed They attack unprotected vii
lagos. he explained. whenever the
opportunity is offered them. He
added their activities are Of no
, 1935-10-20
Eight New Wells Are In
Varying Completion Work
In Valleys Oil Sections

merman's NO. . Frank Doyno, IL
making hole below 1.270 feet.
In the ~Samfordyce field Of south
western Hidalgos q very busy week Is
promised Three new tests, including
q northwest outpost. are waiting on
cement, three others are drilling,
completion Of q northern outpost
below the S~amfordyce horizon Is be-
ing attempted and two new locations
were announced.
The outpost Is Porter AZ Pickens
B-l Garcia Land AZ Cattle Co.
$500 feet northwest OF discovery and
1900 feet north OF production. It
cored saturation at 2,785-93 feet,
shale at 2~.793-2.001 feet and lost
cores from 2.00i to 2,817 feet where
the hole Is bottomed. Casing Is 3-.S-
inch O. ID was set and cemented
On bottom and win be gun-perforated
for production test.
On the southwest edge OF produc-
uon. Ralph T. Fair, Inc, KinR-
, 1935-10-20

TO my many frIends-I wish I'D
express my appreciation for SYM
pathy and for the many beautiful
floral offerings sent during the
illness and death Of my beloved
husband.
Mrs. Emilia g. Benavides.
, 1935-10-20

MISSION. Oct. Height wells
In the Lower Rio Grande Valley oil
area we're either on the sand or IN
varying stages Of completion this
weekend. ranging from the rankest
Of Wildcats TO inside locations IN
proven areas.
Half OF this number are to be
gun-perforated for production tests
and some may be delayed for this
reason.
Competing for most interest are
T. K Irwin ct ais formerly A.
Nix No. / starr County Cattle Co.
and S. j. Sloan ct ais No. ! Brock
a. Showers. Hidalgo county, whiie
In Willacy county. King-W Woods on
Company's No. l Santa Rosa Is the
object OF much attention. mar
ticularly In Cameron and Wlllacy
counties. Three wells at Samfordyce
are on the sand. one Is being COM
, 1935-10-20

importance 10 the peace Of the
state.
That statement conceded with
one by the war department that Q
small group had fled to the s0no-
"a mountains, avoiding the pursuit
Of federal forces.
No official confirmation has been
received here Of q reported attack
on Jungapeo, MichoacAn, by q band
Of 50 armed men. IN kilograms re-
ceived here, It was said the men at
tackled the town and that in Los
Laureles IL persons we're killed.
, 1935-10-20

SAN BENTTO. Oct le.-The relief
board OF which Rev. W. ID. Oliver
IS chairman, will meet at the cham
Der or commerce &C s O'Clock Mon
day evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-31

by. LII tell you what! You two girls come. and leave the boys be- hind.
 My men will take them to the shack where they're to sleep. When we come back they'll tell you bout the finest place they ever hoped to ind"
 Then as the three walked out of sight, one of the cowboys said, "All right, you lads, just follow me and we will find your sleeping place."
 Gee, I am thrilled" said Windy. Let us hurry. Twill be swell, I'll bet" They reached the shack and then smile spread on each Tiny's face.
 An open fireVlace was inside. In just a moment Duncy cried, "Oh, look! We're each to have bunk. I see exactly four.
 "I'll take one of those up on top and trust to luck that don't flop right out of it, while I'm asleep, and land upon the floor"
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Copyright 1885 NEA Service. Inc)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-31
SIDE CHANGES

The small ranch owner yelled. "Weli, bunch, it seems have a happy hunch that you are all real welcome here. My cowboys are real pleased.
 "From now on, you are due for fun from lots of things that will be done." Then little Dotty shout cd, "Ouch!" when her small hand was squeezed.
 ''Oh, pardon me-" a cowboy said. CT guess I didn't use my head. I merely meant to shake your hand to show you am glad.
 ssYou must believe me, twas a slip when I gave you that awful grip. Iris well I didn't shake both hands. That would have been too bad"
 This made the whole bunch laugh, and then. the happy owner spoke again. Now, make your selves at home" said he. T have some work to do.
 My horses must be fed, you see, and they're as hungry as can be-" "Oh, I'll be happy" Goldy said, "if can just help you"
 "Of course you can," came the reply. "All of my horses are near