Arizona republican. [volume], June 22, 1919, Section Two, Page PAGE SIX, Image 18

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Section Two
TIIE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1919
Machinery Department Added To
Smith-Hughes & Co.'s Business
C. K. llufrhvs. manaser of Smith-
Hushes & Co., distributors of Kacine j
'ountry Road and Multiniile Cord tires
litis just returned from the coast, where
i:e met W. T. iSmirh, president of the
'impany who 1i;ks been with the Arner
M.'in Kxpflitinniiry rune. Mr. Smith
Ment 21 months in the sriny. taking'
part in 1be reduetifn of the St. Mthiel
jeetor. and later being with the army
i'f ofcupation. He is of course iniichty
::!.id t'j pet hai'k to the United States,
;.nd will he in Phot-nix again af'er vis
iinjc with his family in San Diego for
; eoupie of weeks.
In addition to handiiirj: the popular
Uaeine line, Smith-Hughes & Co. hae
l.-trly taken the agency for Fairbanks
.'.iorse and Co.'s products, which corn
irises heavy duly oil engines up to
: m) horse-power as v.cli as all el.'isses
'" pumping macliinery, farm engines,
1 te.
This new department of our business.
says Hughes, will not. by any means
he a side issue, but will have the at
tention of both Smith and himself,
while the tire business will be prin
cipally looked after by T. D. Shaugh
nessy. the other member of the firm.
Koth Smith and Hughes have had a
larsre experience in the design and in
stallation of machinery, particularly of I
pumps, either engine or electric mo- :
tor driven, and both realize the neces- 1
sity of giving service after a sale has :
been made. !
According .to Hughes, three things
are necessary to a successful machin- 1
ery installation, even a small one. First I
the quality of the machinery, second i
the proper selection of the right size I
and right type, anil third the keeping
in stock by the dealer of an adequate
stock of repair parts. These three nec
essary points 'will be taken care of.
Fairbanks Morse quality backed by
Smith-Hughes & Co.'s service. I
10 BEE I, EK
BiYSMFOuOl
Who is entitled ,o the salary of !k'
Mate bee inspector? J. . jvy, who
i i aims approximately J 1,000 for sr
v.ies during the year 1H1T, or. red r
! rnson, who t I. urns about the sun;
; mount as bee inspector for litis, when
l ere is only l.j(0 in the fund?
Is there an i-'i'T fund from which to
(J'.aw besides the one which falls short
. paying hotn inspectors?
These are questions the court wi'l
! determine in a few days, according
to the statement made after the taking
of evidence yesterday. Judge Stt n-
fori! announced Inr.t he would ha ir ar- J
j guments lhis week and woulu then!
i. dispose of the maun"
j Some months ago Ivy brought man - j
i diimus proceedings against Jese
' I Joyce, state auditor, to compel the
' auditor to pay his (iy's) salary- r.; bee i
; inspector. lien on then instituted
court action :u:nnst Ivy and lioycj for ;
his salary fo- 're following vear. and !
the attorney gener-il then came in ire'
sun as interpieidci'.
Tlie actions wete combined aad
heard before' Judge Stanford yester
day, when the various claims were
presented and the. condition of the
fond gone into. Benson claimed that
l y failed (o make bee inspections r.
1'ilT and thnt the fund made up of
inspections at 5 e-nts a hive, naturally
p -..ttyj - -t ' ' s s
if vV '-.c;S'- I
n pf- r I
f;CJ fr:l ? :"XV " frHirf
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JEWEL CARMEN"
DiBLtCtroN Wl LLrAM T02C
At the Hip Thursday Only ,
suffered.
Benson was represented by (Just &
Prescott, Ivy by B. H. Marks, wnile
Louis B. Whitney represented the at
torney general's office.
Oil Co.
Greater Texas
Told You So!
BURKLEY well in BLOGK 72 STANDING 1100 FEET IN OIL!
They are now drilling- in Block 72 GUSHER BLOCK
WE ARE DRILLING IN 72 NOW
We Have Nov Over 250 Barrels of
OUR OWN OIL EVERY DAY
flowing into the pipe lines sold at $2.33 a barrel, 100 of the net profit
of which is jroins into the BANK NOW ALL FOR YOU AS DIVIDENDS
ON STOCK YOU BUY TODAY AT $10.00 PAR.
YOU CAN'T BELIEVE IT? That's what one man wrote, but he bought, and
said. "Here's hophi-!" Well, DON'T BELIEVE IT and be SORRY in 20
days or LESS.
Greater Texas Oil Company
Southwest Office, PostoftVe Box 1152, El Paso, Texas.
E
OF STRAND THEATER
J
L BE
REMOVED
Wor kof removing the entire ceiling
of the Strand theater, where eight per
sons were injured last Tuesday when a
part of the oeiling fell, was begun
yesterday, following an order from the
city building department. Building
Inspector Herbert J. Mann announced
later that the management had agreed
to remove the whole ceiling from the
entrance to the rear wall and rebuild
it according to recommendations from
the building deportment.
According to Mr. Mann, the new-
ceiling will be cf plaster, but its fur
ring wil lbe wired up as well as nailed.
Mr. Mann said the new ceiling would
be absolutely zaJi. Previous to the Jr
der yesterday, Mr. Mann and his de
partment made a test of the ceiling's
strength and safety.
-In investigating the accident, Mr.
Mann determined that it had been
caused by the construction of the
plaster ceiling, lha piaster being, much
thicker than usu-il and too heavy for
the light nails which supported it.
Virgil Axtell, the only one ot the
eight whose injuries proved to be seri
ous, is steadily improving, according to
word from !pt. Joseph's hospital, where
the boy was taketa following the acci
dent, and an operation performed,
Barring unforseen complications, Vir
gil will recover, it was stated.
NOT TOMORROW BUT TODAY
The successful man is the one who makes up his mind to do a thing at the proper time and DOES IT. We offer
you the opportunity now take it indecision now may lose you a fortune, ,
OUR PROPOSITION
We place our entire holdings of 295 acres IN THE GREAT PECOS OIL FIELD TEXAS at the extremely low
valuation of $25,000.00 and are selling unit interests at $250.00 per unit, each unit representing one one-hundredth
interest in the entire property. K In this way the small buyer has an opportunity to participate in all of
our holdings, instead of investing all of his money in one small tract. Make an investigation.
Phoenix Pecos 0
il Syndicate
H. B. DODT, Sole Agent.
3 West Adams Street
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PRESCOTT-PHOENIX OIL
AND GAS COMPANY
NOTICE is hereby given that, pur
suant to the order of the Board of
Directors of the Prescott-Phoenix Oil
and Gas Company, made on June 6,
1919, there will be a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Company, held
at the office of Ward and Griffith,
Rooms 7 and & Lewis Building, In the
City of Phoenix, State of Arizona, on
the 18th day of July, 1919, at 10 a. m.
for the purpose of:
(1) Amending Article in of the Ar
ticles of Incorporation of said Com
pany, increasing the capital stock of
said Company from $50,000.00 .to $200,
000.00, divided into 20,000 shares of the
par value of $10.00 per share.
(2) Amending Article VII of the
Articles of Incorporation of said Com
pany, so that said Article VII , will
read "The highest amount of indebt
edness or liability which the corpora
tion may incur at any time is $130,
000.00" instead of $30,000.00 as it now
reads. k
Thereafter it is intended to offer for
sale $50,000 00 of the additional stock
to present stockholders. And to secure
permit to do business in Texas for such
extra $50,000.00.
All other business properly coming
before the meeting, necessary to com
plete the purposes for which said
meeting is called, as above outlined,
will be taken up.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Dated, Phoenix, Arizona, . Jiiie 13,
1319. .
r. A. REID.
Secretary.
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$10 to $25 Per Acr
Geological Description of Our Lands
There is an east and west "structure" or "formation" running through Ranger that has made it the wonder
field of the world. Let us explain for the benefit of the novice that gushers are oil wells located over structures
the storehouses provided by nature for the accumulation of oil; the larger the structure, the larger the oil
field. One of our geologists, Dr. I. N. Terrill, traced the Ranger Structure 150 miles west, following it
on foot. It was heading straight for Reeves county and the Davis Mountains. While examining our lands
Dr. Terrill found this big structure where the Pecos River in ages past had cut its way through a blull '
exposing the formations and he followed it for fifty miles to the east, far enough to prove conclusively that
it was the RANGER STRUCTURE. THERE IS ANOTHER BIG STRUCTURE LATELY TRACED
by several geologists that runs from Santa Rosa,. New Mexico, to Big Valley, in Ward County, Texas, the
Texas and Pacific Railway crosses the latter at Quita. Many of its deposits are built from the Permian
sandstone taken from the quarries at that point. Oil is found in the Permain. In Loving county, fifty
miles north of Quita, this structure shows to be a double mountain formalion,.i. e., two streams or pools of
oil running side by side.- These streams are crossed by the Ranger Structure. IN THE CENTER OF, OUR ;
LEASED ACREAGE in that county. The crossing is called a "Dome." A Single Structure means a big
oil field, a double formation one twice as extensive. If crossed by another at right angles, the rarest forma
tion known to geology, the biggest oil field In Texas may be developed. " ' ' "
OIL
ANGE
ALBERT PERGAIN, Mgr.
110 North Central ;A venue, Phoenix. Ariz.
A REAL GUSHER
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A
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This picture was taken on the holdings of the
Freeman Oil and Gas Royalty in the Oklahoma oil
fields and is only one of six producing wells now
putting forth the monthly dividends which are .
forwarded each month to the certificate holders.
Dividends paid monthly.
The capital stock of this syndicate was fully .sub
scribed last September and I was lucky enough to
secure a large block, and held the position of field
superintendent.
This Is Not a Promotion Scheme
I must have money at once and will offer 75 units
of this security at $10.00 per unit par value, al
though it is worth much more.
The 80-acre holding still has room for 2b addition
al wells which practically insures a rapid increase
in production.
Capitalization $90,000. Deep sand nowr being tested for big production.
Applications will be accepted in order received, and the right- to return any
over-subscription is reserved. Wire or mail your subscription to
Norris C. Freeman
303 E. Grant Street, Phoenix, Arizona
Have You Bought Texas Eagle?
If Not Do It Now Or Never
- OFFICERS
Frederick A. Cook President
Arctic Explorer
Col. J. O. Williams Vice President .
Wichita Falls, Texas
Hon. F. P. Sizer Treasurer
Pres. of Monett" State Bank,
lionett, Mo.
W. E. Clark ..." Secretary and Gen. Mgr.
More than a quarter of a century in the
oil business
REFERENCES
Any Bank In Fort Worth, Texas
Study the Holdings of
TEXAS EAGLE
Consider the Security
TEXAS EAGLE OIL COMPANY'S HOLDINGS
WICHITA COUNTY: 5 acres Out of the Wag
goner tract one-half mile from Burk-WTaggoner
well which sold recently to a New York syndi
cate for Two Million Dollars, also quarter of a
mile from King 8 well and an offset to the
Burkley well, in Block 72.
50 acres 5 miles southeast of the Burkburnett
townsite. At the present time there are eight
deep tests being made around this property,
one of which is within 500 feet of our lanJ. It ,
is upon this property that the contract for
drilling of ten wells was entered into and opera
tions already commenced. Very recent develop- .
men,t leads one to believe that this 50 acres
alone is worth more than the amount which
we are capitalized. . .;
CLAY COUNTY: Two blocks of 40cres each,
one location near the central part and the
other two in the south central part of the coun
ty. Deep tests are being made very near to
each of these blocks.
MONTAGUE COUNTY: 76 acres in south- '.
western part, directly between two deep tesi.i,
one being two miles and the other three miles
distant from this holding. " ,
WISE COUNTY: 160 acres in the southwest
ern part. This is two miles west of the Cotton
wood well which is unfinished but now making
oil.
PALO PINTO COUNTY: One-sixth of 50
acres in the central part of the county about
400 yards from the Johnson well.
HOOD COUNTY: 80 acres in the southeastern
part near several deep tests, one being about
one-half mile distant. The Benedum & Trees
well, just over the line in Somervell County, is
reported to have a fine showing of oil nw.
ERATH COUNTY: 130 acres in the south
central part two and one-half miles from Clar
letta. This property lies between the Davis,
the Laney, the Cottonwood and the Fouts wells
all of which are attracting the attention of the ,
oil fraternity. Two or three of these wells have
already blown gas and oil.
BROWN COUNTY: 80 acres in the south
easternpart.' The Magee well which is now
producing about 15.000.000 feet of gas daily is
just north of this eighty acres. The Ventura
well, which has been mentioned frequently in
the newspapers as having such a good show
ing, is east. Three quarters of a mile south
west work on a deep test well has recently
commenced. Drake in one of his State Bulletins -traces
a structure from the north heavy piu
ducing fields in a southerly direction to this
property. 1,1 f.
COMANCHE COUNTYi. ' A valuable block
2 miles southwest Of Knowlcs-Duke pool. Some
of these wells,, you no' doubt remember, are
producing 10,000 barrels apiece and this pool
is perhaps the most spectacular of all the oil
fields of Texas.
10 acres off from the Bailey survey in the
Duke field. ; This land is surrounded by a large
number of drilling wells and recent develop
ments has made .it worth several times more
than it was when we acquired it. There are
some people negotiating with us to drill our
Duke holdings on a 50 basi3.
EASTLAND COUNTY; We have a very valu
able block in this county lying directly Ee
tween the Duke-Knowles wells and the Hog
Creek well about three-quarters of a mile from
one and practically the same distance from
the other and surrounded close by such wells
as the Sinclair, Cisden, Carruth, Magnolia,'
Davis and Foote. ....
EDWARDS COUNTY: We have 640 acres in
this county. This section is part of a tract
that was personally inspected by Dr. Cook and
' approved by him in a geological report. . This
; tract is surrounded by holdings of the Sun Oil
Company of Colonel Green, the capitalist, of
New Yprk, who has already started to drill and
, Is sparing no expense to make thorough tests.
Pilcker & Go.
Stock and Bond Brokers -
";- " 902 Mills Bldg., El Paso ' ', ' '
REFERENCES
First National Bank, El Paso.
Union Bank & Trust Co., El Paso.
Why W
Quick Action
Production Soon
Read This Telegram
Just Received from the Company
TELEGRAM
Ft. Worth, Texas, June 19, 1919.
Pilcher & Co.,
902 Mills Bldg, El Paso, Texas..
"Will have contract for drilling Waggoner tract Block
72 in Burkburnett, also on our Duke holdings this weeK.
Nearing production on our first well.
(Signed) TEXAS EAGLE OIL CO.
e Are
Certain of Big
Production
Because we are drilling among the wonder
wells in the gusher district on Burk-Waggoner
tract, which everybody knows about
and in the FAMOUS DUKE FIELD near
the MIGHTY TERRELL well reported to
be doing better than 6000 barrels daily.
Think of what this means to TEXAS
EAGLE stockholders. TEXAS EAGLE
is going after PRODUCTIONBIG PRO
DUCTION. They are giving their stock
holders ACTION. TEXAS EAGLE prop
erties are ADVANCING rapidly in value.
TEXAS EAGLE program is ahead of
schedule. TEXAS EAGLE PROPERTIES
1 ARE WORTH MORE NOW THAN ITS
ENTIRE CAPITALIZATION.
You may feel sure of the element of SAFE
TY as well as of the earning possibilities
beyond ESTIMATE
If you are wise, you will not WASTE a mo
ment in getting in your order for TEXAS
EAGLE at $15.00 per share.
A Word From Dr. Cook
It is my sincere advise that YOU BUY this stock now. I
have put my time and my money into this organization and
I am confident that I have secured leases and made eon
tracts for drilling this property that will make the stock of
this company worth many times its present market value
as well as a handsome dividend that will inevitably come
when we are in the promising class. 1,500 acres proven
and promising really a remarkable company. .
(Signed) FREDERICK A. COOK,
President.
TELEGRAM
Pilcher & Co.,
902 Mills Bldg,
El Paso, Texas.
Reserve .......shares of Texas
Eagle Oil Stock at $15.00 per share. Remittance
in mail.