The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 206, Ed. 1 Monday, August 29, 1921 Page: 4 of 4
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THE ORANGE DAILY LEADER1'
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
'previous to the return day hereof, Inibered on th<
|aome ncwspapr publishd In your! 4410, wher«
|county, If there be a nowsppor pub- and Walter
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rv omcy thrcc. wsexs oup flux it may
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California Concern to Drill
For Oil Northeast of
aiciai District; but if there be no!Defendant who wore both lawfully This suit Is broi
newspaper published In said Judicial table to have contracted said marriage! grounds of thrmvcara’
uiatrict, then In a i-----------
ed in (he nearest
First Judicial District, to appear t._____
the neit regular term of the District’about ...»
Court of Orange County, to be holdeni 1907; that! sometime
at the Court House thereof, in Or-jycc;
angc, Texas, on the 4th Monday in'prior
October A. D. 1921, C
•he 24th day of October A. D. 1921
then and there to answer
filed In said Court r “
of August A. D. 1921 In a suit
District to spld ly married at Orange, Texas, andj said Court, i
ntjlived together Until sometime on orjtcrm, this \
—t the 16th day of September,; on, showing
- , -----—j on or about the|ed thp same.
jyear 1908 and more than ten years’ Given I’m
.prior to the filing of this suit, ahejSeal of said
the same beingj became the owner in her own right ange, Texas,
. -----1 ■ ml part of her own seperate estate!August A. D
a petition j of Dot Wo. 2, Bik. D. of the-Amend- OLL1E JK
on the 19th dny,ed Sheldon Survey of the Clly of[ Dls
1 .. —It, num-1Orange, Texas, owning and claimim?, 200.91ti.ooo
Some Factors Predict 1921
Crop Will Fall to 7,000,-
000 Bales.
By United Press.
j Atlanta, (la.. Aug. 29—Thirty-
cent cotton thin fall Is not improb-
able. said W. A. Maddox, ohe of the
leading cotton fgclors of the south
Here today.
‘'Condition of this year's crop is
the worst In history," said Maddox.
Ho has just returned from ‘a trip
! through the cotton belt.
"Few people realize lo what ex-
•tont the boll weevil has damaged the
j crop.
"If we produce only a 7,000,000-
bale crop, which Is being predicted
j by many, cotton should continue to
| soar because of improved demand
|abroad." «
HOi-P ON, NK?. NtStvcVCv6J>! THIS U/tCC
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SiLicnieNO op riiwe. NS v
|Orange, Texas, owning and claimingi 206-813-220
l-TUESDA Y—1
v tS knd of muttV, Too
Me HAS Just V^OVXJ-HT HISj
pi«5t Av-rroncotcer—J
PARKING LIMIT SIGNS
PUT OUT THIS MORNING!
well on a 400-acre lease secured
from the East Beaumont Townsite
company.
Besides the 400 acres held under j
lease from the East Beaumont Town
Site company, the flolowing other
tracts have been leased: T! F
Mansfield. 200 acres: Guy Mansfield.
200 acres: Archie Peveto, 4 5 acres,
and Earl Hollis, 35 acres.
Oil Indications in the new terri-
tory are said to be about the same as,
those by which the proven part of;
Orangefield were traced in the wavj
of cae wells, paraffine beds, sulphur
water, etc
The Sandy Creek Oil company; power line out to the oil field
probably will use a drilling rig own
ed by W. M Ounstream and
Booker with B H McMinn.
all of this ciiv The rie In
Is now located in
Mansfield, La., and may be Inspected Tl-'s seivlce and believe (hat
by representatives of the eompsnv prospect? for augmenting
la the next day nr two. ~~
pany's first derrick
Saturday afternoon
Stanton farm and may now be seen 1
from the concrete highway I
Latest reports from the Orange!
Petroleum company well No. 2 Win !
free this morning said that while the j
well had not yet come in. that the
Indications were that it would be in | j
seme time this afternoon. Bailing'
has been In progress during the
forenoon of todav. The screen tv -
successfully set Sunday morning af-j]
ter which ihe well was thoroughlvj
waahed. The crew laid off last night |
giving the well a chance to come in :
without being hailed, althoueh this’
was not expected owing to the fry |
ing ordeal to'which the well had!
been put In the process of being re ,
worked.
The Humble Oil and Defining com-!
pany expected to finish their two J
new derricks today on the two 5- i
aero tracts of the Michel Granger
land where they wifi drill right {
away. Tn Ihe meantime the drilling
rig te being transferred from the ;
Wlnfree well to tract No. 2. So far j
no orders hare been received by the 1
local management for disposition of i
the drilling rig purchased from C. J
O. Noble with (Hie 22-acre Oscar j
Cheason lease.
Drilling !n Humble Oil and Defin-
ing company No. 1 Kish I Lang will |
be finished today. Tomorrow it is j
quite likely that the hole will be re- J
reamed and s- coiner set preparatory
to the final test.
The Thrift oempany was reaming
and cleaning out well No 1 Me
Oulre today following the success-
ful release of drill stem that stuck
\ for a few days of last week. De- j
velopments are being watched very
closely at this well.
k The Brownle-Babette Oil company I
received their big Continental drill-
ing rig Saturday afternoon from
Hoipton. II is understood that the
rig. which will probably be the j
E,; | largest in Ihe field, will be moved I
E?: out to the field today or tomorrow. !
L This rig will be used qn the Morris- j
( McClain lease near the Edgeily Pe-)
I troleum company Carbello lease. The ,
' Brownle-Babette company has coin !
r ' pleted the first derrick on the Smith-
Foreman lease and drilling will be
Kgpktarted In a Bhort time. i
KM The question of extending a
"Park 20 Minutes."
Neatly constructed signs bearing;
the above inscription were placed at
internals on Fifth street between the
Hotel Holland and the American I
(heater this morning for the bene-!
1' of motorists. '
The new parking regulation was
rut in effect following the opening
of Fifth street after it had been
paved in order fo reliex’e traffic cno-
eestion on that thoroughfare.
WEATHER FOR THF WEEK
for
motor set \ ice in thi operation of
I Harry! pumps, treating plants and lights, is
trustee ! being considered by tlie Orange Ice.
o nest ion | Light & Water company. Operators
the vlrlnitv of sa> that they are very anxious for
present
business
The com-jwill juttify the venture.
was completed1 -o-----
on the Henry i SCHOOL OPENING SET.
College Station. Texas, Aug. 29.—-
ie A. A- M. College of Texas will
en for the fall semester on Sep-
CTTATIOX BY PUBLICATION
THF STATE OF TEXAS, To the
Sheriff or any Constable of Orange
County—Creet ing:
You are hereby commanded to
summon Walter Clark by maklnir
publication of this Citation once In
each week for four successive weeks
(Dv United Pr*»».>
Washington, Aug. 29.—Forecast
for the period August 29 to Sept. 3:
South Atlantic and Gulf States-
Considerable cloudiness: normal
temperature and scattered local
rains. Pressure is low over West
Indies but there are no positive indi-
cations of a disturbance at this
I line.
Thousands of yards of Gingham, Percale, Wash Goods,
Domestics,
Sheetings, etc., offered at tremendous reductions on this one day only. Short
length mill assortments in gingham, Percale, Domestic, etc., included at won-
derful reductions. Remember — OneDay Only_
Important Notice
Mulholland-Armstrong
From now on the Holland
Hat Shop infill sell for Cash
Only. We find this to be the
best policy jh conducting our
business and feel sure it will
prove most satisfactory to our
customers In the long run. So,
in the future we carry no
Charge Accounts.
ONE DAY ONLY
TUESDAY
Holland Hat Shop
Fifth Street
l A List of New
I Await Your Approval. g
Certified Thrift
If you have a sum of money which P,
lying idle and which you do not expect to
Use for three, four .fix, or twelve months,
put it into one of - r Certificates of Deposit
drawing K'', int< ;t. The money is avail-
able on demand at ay time after three
months in case > -t need it — otherwise,
it is earning interest Investigate these
Certificates «r lvcposit.
They are the ideal in short term investment
for farmer, lumberman, or individual citizen.
Wool Piece Goods
i
Wool Skirting Plaids
! Tricotines
| Novelty Wool Suitings
FALL READY-TO-WEAR
New Silk Dresses
New Serge Dresses
Printzess Coat Suits
Printzess Coats
New Silk Blouses
Kayser Silk Underwear
Gossard Corsets
Gossard Brassieres
Fall Millinery
Silk Kimonos
French Serges
Storm Serges
Garbadines
Graranty Bank and
Trust Company
New Wash Goods
Percales
Ginghams
Kiddy Cloth
Gale tats
Shirtings
Madras
Staples
Sheetings
Domestics
Tickings
Pillow Tubings
Sheets
Sheets
omes in
!iu*i»
I am going to do .great things when my
ship comes in. Why not go out and
bring it in ? By starting a savings account
you are preparing for your great opportu-
nity by your own efforts which is the best
way.
House Dresses
New Ribbons, Hosie
Underwear,
, Laces, Embroidered Fancy, Work, Threads, Fall
omen’s Shoes, Men’s Shoes, Children’s Shoes
■r th>— »bo find it hard
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Baker, M. Allen. The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 206, Ed. 1 Monday, August 29, 1921, newspaper, August 29, 1921; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth570787/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.