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EL PASO HERALD
FORT STOCKTON MIRACLE WELL
CONTINUES TO MAKE GOOD AS
PRODUCER; FLOW DECREASES
Br ROY K. BHIK.
p. ;T STOCKTON. Texas. Jan. IS.
r Well No. 10 of the Grant Oil cor-
pc-ration dubbed the "miracle well"
i oil men here when It made a een-
a:.nnai blow in last Wednesday con-
tiifs to make (rood as a producer.
Ime to an Increased flow the pit sur-
rounding the mouth of the well was
pu-nped Sunday afternoon to save the
overflow oil. after which the well was
rut on pump for nearly half an hour
and produced at the rate of about
341' barrels. The flow which has
deceased from a four foot spouter
to a bubbling- overflow was not de-
rt'aSfd bv the pumping.
Automobiles kept arriving at the
. r'l all Sundav afternoon between
nnd 501 people viewing this well
and four others standing- full of oil.
within a radius of 50 yards
i- estimated that 75 newcomers
aTiied here Sunday about 400 hav-
ing come since well No. 10 came in.
v.'tors are permitted to approach
and Erse tne well such examination
as fit.
Clooes DrilliBC Contract.
Increased impetus has been given
development here since No. 10 came
in. Harry Stotlar operator of Ben-
ton. Ill closed a drilling contract
Saturday night with the Grant Oil
corporation. C. P. Anderson. San An-
tonio representative of J. C Trees
well known oil magnate is negotatiBg
'or four sections. Representatives of
Idle Hens Start Laying
104 Eggs instead Of 5
Steady Egg Gain Sack "Week foi Ma
Pierce is Winter Weather.
Tve week before we tried Don
Fung we got 5 eggs from 50 hens.
The next week from a package of
Don Sung we got It eggs and the
next week 10. Some of our hens are
:n-re pullets and Don Sung started
ti em laying." Mrs. B. F. Pierce
F. F. D. 1. Butler. Tenn.
Mrs. Pierce selected a severe time
'or her test the middle of January.
Yet she got the eggs. Tour hens can
lay well. In cold weather and well
prove It.
rv your hens Don Sung and
iratch results for one month. If yon
don't find tint it pays for itself and
t-avs you a good profit besides simply
tWl up and your money will be cheer-
fullv refunded.
T'on Sung (Chinese for egg-laying)
ic a scientific tonio and conditioner.
It is easily given In the feed im-
proves the hen's health and makes
her stronger and more active. It
tones up the egg-laying organs and
rets the eggs no matter how cold er
wet the weather.
Don Sung can be obtained promptly
from your drnga-ist or poultry remedy
dealer or send 52c (Includes war tax)
for a package by mail prepaid.
Burrell-Dugger Co 214 Colombia
mag. lnaianapoixs. flu.
the White Oil company. Tulsa: Fennel
Oil company. Fort Worth and Bende-
mann A Trees. Pittsburg. Fa have
inspected the welL Without excep-
tion veteran oil men who saw the
initial gush agree that It Is un-
paralleled In oil history of shallow
wells the spout coming when the
drill had penetrated to the depth of
S feet.
Drilling Report.
Wells in the Fort Stockton field
their location and stage of drilling
follow:
Grant Oil corporation all wells In
section 19 block 140 T ft SL rail-
way survey. Well No. 4 oil stand-
ing at top of casing depth 51 feet:
No. S. section 18. drilling at 320 feet:
No. 6. standard rig drilling 541 feet;
o. 7 oil standing ISO feet deep: No.
f. oil standing 21 feet: No. 9. oil
standing ft feet.
Polk Prospective syndicate well be-
ing drilled by Oregon-Texas com-
pany operations suspended; fishing
for toot
Troy syndicate Troy No. 1. section
20 block 140 drilling in gray lime
at 285 feet
Fort Stockton Oil syndicate sec-
tion 2. Fall survey. 4e feet drilling
in gray limestone.
Ptaal Dome Oil company. No. 1.
section 268. Burleson survey dewn
780 feet; No. 2 section 1. Devlin
ranch down 150 feet.
Rover-Lamb eradicate section 24
block 2S state university grant lust
spndded in.
Pecos County Oil company section
86 block t. rig up. to spud in within
it fttxr dava.
Henry Flndelss and associates are
located on section o j-. k .
railway survey now drilling.
HOSPITAL RECORDS SHOW
INCREASE IN ALCOHOLISM
Chicago. Ill Jan. 10. Cases of ln-
sanltv from alcoholism have in-
creased in the Cook. county psyco-
pathic hospitals since prohibition
went into effect according to the
Quarterly report of Dr. J. W. Hall
chairman of the insanity commission.
He reported an increase of H per-
cent In alcoholic-cases In December.
1920. over the last officially "wet"
December and of 18 percent In No-
vember. He attributed the Increase
"either te the fact that prohibition
does not prohibit or else there is
more "kick" in the modern drinks."
BREWSTER OIL
ACTIVITIES ARE
GIVEN IMPETUS
Alpine. Tex Jan. Oil activities
in Brewster county have received
impetus from reports concerning the
well of the Grant . Oil corporation
brought la at Fort Stockton last
Wednesday. Nearly a hundred In
quiries from ont of town were re-
ceived here Saturday. T. A. Beard
secretary of the Brewster county
chamber or commerce and M. L. Hop-
son prominent in oil activities here
alone answered (2 letters.
Many of the inquiries received here
are concerning the Wilson No. 1 and
Wilson No. 2 of the Presidio Oil
company. Wilson No. 1 is the- only
well In Brewster county which has
produced oil in any considerable
quantities. After several thousand
dollars worth of oil had been taken
from the well a casing drooped put-
ting a stop to production. The com-
pany believed it cheaper to drill an-
other well on the same site than to
right the damage at Wilson No. 1 and
began drilling Wilson No. 2 within
100 yards of the first producer. Wil-
son No. 2 is now down over 800 feet
and is expected in by the last of
January. It is being drilled with fuel
oil taken from Wilson No. 1.
Seven of Brewster county's wells
are scheduled for drilling January
10. They are: Kokernot No. 1. Twin
City Oil company; Marathon No. 1
and Marathon No. 2. Marathon Oil
company; Wilson No. 2; Skinner No.
2. Tarbro No. 4 and the Hargus well.
Alexander Oil syndicate.
The derrick has been completed on
the W. H. Kokernot ranch by the
Brewster Oil company. 10 miles soutn
of Alpine. This welt- will be spudded
in at an early date say promoters.
Announcement has been made oy tne
Mutual Oil ft Gas Development com-
pany that erection of a standard rig
will be Degas soon on section iz
block 211.
LUMBER PRICE
FORCES MILLS
TO SHUT DOWN
By G. A. MARTIN.
CowttnBed from page 1.)
Picturesque Mexico: Queretaro
Ootlesl Ulualona.
When an object appears different
from Its actual form. It is designated
as an optical Illusion. However many
people have ina perfect vision and
thlntra amear different to them than
to persons with perfect eyesight. If
yon are having difficulty with your
vision we suggest that yon let ns
make an examination mesa uiassesr
Ask SegsX BI rnao Optical Co 10
Texas St Zll San Antonio at- act.
Tenement tine Investment. 1 New-
man tenement specialise Ph. 4404. -Adv
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Indians and also to visit the lava beds
the largest in the southwest.
The town has several comfortable
hotels bui needs a larpe one. The
people would be willing to take con-
siderable stock in such an Institution
to show their faith tn it and to guar-
antee success to the promoters.
Work ob Road.
The streets of the city are paved
with bjtulithlc and a part of the Na-
tional Old Trails read is being: built
through the county at present of this
material. The work has been tem-
porarily stopped on account of the
frost it gets cold here in winter be-
cause of the altitude which is around
7000 feel but work will be continued
next spring.
Flagstaff is a rreat wool center
also a big center for the sale of Nav-
ajo Indian blankets. It Is the home
of the Northern Arizona Normal
school and of Lick observatory which
stands upon the mountainside up
among tne timber and snow overlook-
tag the city. Prom here it looks like
a white spot on a beautiful background
of green the pines all about lending
tne latter coior to ine is.nasca.pe.
At present a road runs from here
to the Grand canyon along the can
yon rim to El Tovar. and thence out
to Williams west of here. It is 84 miles
from here to El Tovar and 6a miles
from El Tovar back to Williams. The
Flagstaff citizens have a plan when
the east and west road is finally com-
pletely paved from here to Williams
to run a new road to the canyon from
a point midway between this place
and Williams from where It would
be but 70 miles to the canyon or back.
This would make many miles less
road to maintain and wouldnake tfee
distance just as short to -D canyon.
Is a Rich County.
Owing to the immense area of the
county there are 1J0O miles of road
in its boundaries and where a mile
can be saved. It is going to be worth
while for good roads are expensive
to build and expensive to maintain.
The county has a population of 10.-
000 people and the assessed valuation
Is 522000.000 or (2200 per capita mak-
ing it one of the richest counties of
the state and possibly the richest out-
side the big mine producing counties.
This Is the former home of Ralph
Cameron. United States senator-elect.
He was sheriff of the county in the
early days and while serving In that
office located the Cameron trail. 14
miles east of El Tovar. to the bottom
nf nrand rinvon. building It original
ly to some mining claims he had taken
up in the canyon. He had a hard
fight for many years with the Santa
Vm mili-nad later over the Brltrht
Angel trail forcing the company for
a time to pay mm tou tor every per-
son who traversed It. but he finally
lost the suit wnen tne court ruiea
that Iim Ann id not hold the rim land
as a mineral claim. He still owns
some mining claims and "the Indian
gardens' down in the canyon.
Because of its high altitude the
summer climate of Flagstaff is un-
surpassed and tourists often stop here
M
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EXICAN soldier snd civilian mik
ing at a bridge over tne vjuere-
taro river a small stream that
rans through the center of the vry
ancient picturesque Mexican city of
Qneretaro. The bridge while very
old. Is built of concrete and two con-
crete pillars stand In the middle of
each entrance to prevent carts and
animals being taken across as It' is a
footbridge. Heavier traffic must go
several blocks north or south to cross
the stream.
The town of Qneretaro lies about ft
mile south of the railroad station and
is reached by street cars or coaches
over the narrow cobblestone paved
streets all very clean. The town lies
11 miles north of Mexico City and in
a fertile valley along the Qneretaro
river.
The town was founded In 1440 bj
the Otomle Indians. The Indians
know it as Taxco. from a Tarascsn
I-d'an word sift-nlfying ball or a place
where ball games were played. It
became one of the Astec outposts
when the Otomian Indians were con-
quered by Montesuma.
It was not until 1511 that the Span-
iards captured it and began building
the first of the scores of magnificent
churches that now dot the city. The
Spaniards named It Xllotepee bat the.
name was soon umihimt umbi. w
Santiago de Qneretaro because of an
allege manifestation during a fiesta
of Santiago (St. James). The town
became a cnidad. or city by order of
king Phillip IV of Spain lnll5.
Tomorrow! Ancient Zaenteeas chureh.
nKvcvpit.pui"
ill fc mi ff IS JHbStBBST
HEN you enter a cigar store you will
notice that the La Azora box is prominently
displayed in the show-case.
Dealers in cigars have long ago learned the
universal popularity of La Azora.
In every city in the United States La Azora
continues to win thousands of enthusiastic
boosters.
La Azora is the symbol of a good cigar the
finest cigar value that can be offered.
Remember the famous La. Azora label.
Ask for La Azores the GUARANTEED
cigars.
How you will enjoy them !
Rothenberg & Schloss Cigar Company
Distributors Denver Colo.
Wuhlnrtn
Imperial ISe
(Foil)
Pcrfccto
Grand
(Ml)
2for2Se
If
Guarantee
Pt twn T.fl A nm rltrarm nt .... f 1. t
' . j 3? . J"!" inranwaMpt. U
j - -" " rat enjen you ever
smoked for the price majl the bands of the Wash-
ington or the bands and foils of the Imperial
end Perfeeto Grande to the Consolidated CfaarCor-
Frati?nJ Department L 8 1 st Street & EastEnd Ave
.Rcw York City within 30 days. We will prooTptly
refund you purchase price.
ora
CONSOLIDATEJO QIGA& CORPORATION
many days In traveling through the
country by automobile enjoying the
cool days and the cooler nights as
they motor ont to the various points
of interest hereabouts.
Kl Faaoans Who Remember It
A. Schwartx of Kl Paso will remem-
ber this as the place where the girls
from the normal school almost de-
nuded him in 117. when he was here
vith .-thj vn Pua trade excursionists
and the girls "rushed" ns all for onr
yellow and black caps and ribbon be-
decked canes
This Is the place also where "Uncle
Bill" Roe received the famous tele-
gram from home on which after pay-
ing $M0 collect charges to A. Ma-
th las hs learned that it had been
faked by somebody on the train. He
felt so elated to learn that the tele-
gram was not genuine however that
he did not regret the cost of the mes-
rr . t It. vne.
The way the town of yiagstaf f was
named was peculiar. Horace K Mann
the pioneer who named the place is
stm living and Is now very ill in a
Phoenix hospital. surferinK from a
severe fall He said to have had
almost every bone tn his body broken
by falls at aome time or other in his
life and this is lust another misfor-
tune which he smiles at and bears
.. rrnAm beenmlnfir at man
who came into the territory before
the railroads and had to contest Ms
right oi oeewpsmcy wn
tt ii said that when ha located the
present of ylagstaff. he climbed
. tail tree cut tne lime ci.
"!rr-i2i . rrw n its ton. It was
""-T2rZ kiT ibUmjm of the In
dians aa to meats a city and thelxg
remained tnere lor nw r "JT
and others referred te It at -the Fla-
awSt w'ed
frstacr. . .
A Typical Herly-Dsv IneHent.
; is told of him that he was one of
beat shots In the then territory of
tona and It Is said that once when
udit held vp a stage on which he
A Typical Herly-Dsy IneHent.
It la told of
the
Arlsoim
- . .at. k.M nn . .t .V.
w a passenger:- he coolly said to
tlbandltrn refuse to put up my
bandVaid If Tom make a move I will
tuiyou.- looking all the while di-
rectly at the highwayman ont of a
pair of cool dear eyes.
For a moment the situation was
tense. Every passenger on the stse
expected the bandit to send a ballet
through the brave old man's heart
but he didn't. Instefcd he dropped
his gun. and said: 1 believe youd
do It." turned on his heel and walked
"Such Is the stuff of which Arisona
pioneers were made.
I 14 Years Ago Today i
I From The Herald of Tola Date.lWT
T-.i.-fnnp an assemblage of several
D hunorea ciraens v
and the student body of the
Aalcnltnral and Mechanical college
of New Mexico Gov. Hjrlwt J.
Hagennan oi new am :
noon placed the cornerstone for the
student T. X. C A. building which
is to be erected oa the coUege cam-
pus a G. Titus secretary of the
T If. C A 3 Paso whose efforts
are largely respenslble for the organ-
isation of the student T. M. C A. in
Las Cruces also made an address.
Work on finishing the paving on
Mesa avenue at both the railroad and
the San Antonio street termination
will be completed by the Texas
Bitullthle company this afternoon.
Genera freight agent T. R. Ryan
of the Mexican Central waa In the
citv vesterday and left for Mexico
City this morning.
X)aa Jackson vue ana pwj. wc
returned from -San Antonio after a
visit of several weeks.
An effort to organise a fair asso-
ciation in -El Paso is to be made. At
a meeting of the chamber of com-
merce the directors at the request of
Frank Leake manager of the Frank-
lin theater. Instructed secretary W. S.
Tllton to call a meeting of the busi-
ness men. Mr. Leake and W. H-
Austin of Austin Marr appeared
before the directors.
Memorial To "Babe" Ruth
Is Proposed By Gibbons
New Tork. Jan. 18. Cardinal Gib-
bons has proposed a memorial to
"Babe Ruth champion home run hit-
ter instead of K accepting a similar
honor himself.
In a letter read at a meeting of the
supreme board of directors of the
Knights of Columbus the cardinal
urged that St. Mary's industrial school
at Baltimore which Ruth once at-
tended and which recently was de-
stroyed by fire- be replaced by the
Roth school for dependent and way-
ward boys. Brother Paul head of the
Institution informed the directors
that the cltixens of Baltimore had
proposed to erect a new cathedral In
honor of the cardinal but that he
suggested their efforts be diverted to
rebuilding the school.
HADPIKLD TO 1IBIP ORCAM7.K
KOSWELL KTCTASIS atB
H. P. Hadtleld left Sunday for Ros-
weH to complete the organisation of a
Kl wants club. While at Roawell. Mr.
Hadfleld will try to Interest real es-
tate men in the organization of a
realty board. He is president of the
El Paso real estate boarJ.
BRITISH FORBIGX TRADB.
London. Eng.. Jan. 10. British lm
ports for 1920 were fl15.0O0000 an
Increase of 310.SO0.000 over 1919. Ex
ports amounted to 1. 500000. 00C for
lL'u an increase oi nearly tavvjug.uL'u
over 10X3.
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Are We All
Fools?
Or Just
Fooled?
Have we as men and wotnea loi our
senses of values to such an extent that
we no longer can judge whether an
article is worth $1 .00 or $3.00?
Let's get down to business again and
find out for ourselves what values are.
Investigate the "Sales" and give the
fellows that are trying to sell at real
1921 prices your patronage.
Our Adjusted Prices Are 1-3 Off
Hats Hose Underwear
Shirts Leather Goods
Neckwear Belts Gar-
tersGlovesBath Robes
Pajamas Caps Jew-
elry. r Mot special lots or broken lots hot
regular goods that you have bought
right along and will know what
you've paid for thera before.
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OTTERS
Neu Series Of Treasury
Cerlifkales Is Announced
Washington. D. C Jan. 16. Offer
e . mw MrM of treasury cer
tificates the combined Issue for about j
II?. 00. see. naa oeen smwnsw w
secretary Houston- Both are to be
dated January IS. one maturing April
15. and bearing: interest at tt per-
cent and the other maturing October
U and bearing Interest at SK percent.
Hammer Is Hurled
Through Slore Window
Attempt to enter the store of A.
L. Baits at 111 Alamogordo street
failed gaaday night after a hammer
had been hurled through a plate glass
window when the rtoise ef the crash
aroused Mr. Bartz.
BAD BLOOD
mpare. Tain Weak. Afflict the
Great Majority ef People.
Mrs. John WaHace Riddle a woman
architect of note has been commis-
alaned bv the Women's Roosevelt Me
morial association to supervise the
restoration of the Roosevelt birth
place In New Tork city.
Whether in scrofula sores boi'.s
and eruptions: or as rheumatism witii
uroalsinK pains and aches in limbs.
Joints or muscles: aa catarrh with ;s
oiaagreeanie inflammation ana ais-
charge; in disturbed diegeatkm. r-
dnggJnsT down debility and t!rei
fooling it Is corrected by Hood's
aaraaparllla. that most economical
and reliable blood remedy and build-
ing up tonic. Thousands use this
medicine and praise It for wonderful
relief. Made from the most valuable
remedies that physicians know and
unparalleled In character quality
taste and curative power. When .t
cathartic la needed use Hood's Pills. gV
Adv.
Use Herald Want Ads
Can You "Whip Your Weight - In
Wild Cats" Are You A Strong
Red Blooded American?
That knows neither FEAR NOR FAILURE or a pale thin
watery blooded man WEAK NERVOUS and IRRITABLE?
TklnV f k IRON mRCK-the irrim detevminatieB snd the MIGHTY COURAGB shown by the I
to this picture A sale thin watery blooded man woakl save probably turned and fled and been &e-
vowed by the beasts jatt SUCH A MAN IS OVERCOME AND DEVOURED BY REVERSES
IN BUSINESS HAKD TIMES bj an attack of UI hearth or muster ot any ehm.
With aa IRON WILL backed by plenty of iron ia your
blood you are ready to tackle aay job nothing csa stop
von bat without it yon worry.
fret and "stew" you are full of
exentes and tales of bad luck but
this does not bring borne
"Cash. " Don't try to "
yoarjetfmtothinkiigyou are j
a man of wood ana
iron" wbes yon bsve
good reason to sus
pect thatyoo are nor.
Consider the SIZE .
OF YOUR BANK (
BALANCE and.
whatSUCCESSyoai
have had in life.
In the West a few years ago. strong
keen red-blooded man who was al-
an w-aulv tn tnm anv dantrer. WOO
never thought of FEAR OR FAILURE.
often referred to as a man who could "Whip
His Weight in Wild Cats."
In thoso days historians even wrote of ns as a natkm of RED-
BLOODED AMERICANS bat todsysboat ooe person out of every
three ii said to snfler more or less JSJThoJ
tuiSdent nouriahment which is rausotNOT by ick of food but
often by LACK OF SUFFICIENT IRON te the bkod
iTenabie m to GET THE STRENGTH rt of oor food.
FOOD IS WORTH NOTHING ; UKUSSS
TOU OCT THE STRRKOTH AND NOUR-
HHUBNT OUT OP IT. In bet It often hap-
pen that the mere you eat the more vos
ttarre ai tost Amtri orrani are unable
te handle much food when roar stood
LACKS IRON and yoa often think you hare
ttmaaeh trasbie -hen it bat that at air
SIMPLY EAT LESS AND TAKE WON.
nrrw pnnsrTHRRS ATE COARSE
POODS; the boats ef rralBa the ilrtM of
verecaMea ana rroiu wnicn
IRON bat modern cookery throws aU these
thiaci awar hence the alarmist; increase
ia IRON STARVATION OF THE BLOOD
and ita attendant ilia.
Without iron your blood net only knel its
power to chants food into bviat 1U snd
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roa ara afUa oer-
cetaa br aa overpow.
ehor wvaM of fear
and failora. AU Ue
fttit" and "fobead" in yfl if takes trot
A MAS IS ONLY PART OP A MaS
WHEN U1S BLOOD LACKS IRON. W .-.ea
j ott get ap leetiac txml m the taora.ns.
vbca Ttm fiad
ye n n e I f Beiro-i
imcaow ano casur
trptet. when you can
no leaser do 5 wit
rUj't work witlowt
bctncall factrd out
H aitiiter ostc pauts
cross th bark and
ywrttrtroosiipai
ana arawv ae
aet wait catil
too ro a'l to
piccea aao co
tanse in a stae
ef ner-ons proa-
tration or oabl m
toot weakened n?
ditMO ynti contract
one er oos d'srae
hnttikf some orraa-
ic Ton like MIA-
TFD IRON at ooce ta
help enrich jcar
blood and revitalize yen r
vorDont ezhaatted
rerrr. OrraBtc Noiated Iron
increaKa tne bodily and
ental iror of weak; tired.
wonsoat oere peopie m two
weeks' time. It's like the iron m
roar blood and like the iron im
fpfsach. lentil and ipprca. Ton
can erea eat It if yot wh. It will
not bHsrkea or isjnr the teeth nor
disturb the itnancb. It to entirely
different frees ordinary oetalbc
iron which people osoallT take
and which is made bxtt!t by
the action of itrosc aoda oa
mall pieces 0 iron.
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Slater, H. D. El Paso Herald (El Paso, Tex.), Ed. 1, Monday, January 10, 1921, newspaper, January 10, 1921; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth143848/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .