Columbus daily courier. [volume], July 31, 1920, Image 1

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UMBUS DAILY COURIE
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hi cUIhiM W bo a afattut hm
as il, the wrill now holfc hs
the eced sH iralwn and senj
few. at Mm mMi M X feel jter '
There to ! flaw of m mm
tmnkkm wMhta Ml feel of tw well
U WDtllbltad.
H In confidently believed that In
the near future thU company will
br tw i a iMkyhw well
A mwHfeff of peoriectora, lrj-ig
Id secure leswcs. nave vmiicii uio
well recently. Other oil companies
In Oa-llfofHfc are ImwlUiotlng with
mi c?c to sCHrig acrcawn iimi tin
loiw all tkm Ml. I.una rniiuly, in
and arouwd Dewing, will mj lltor-
(Highly drilled.
' At tm feel Iho Florida well west
M Vcmbm U afeeki In oil sand Mtt
In y'lehbig cooeldcraM'C oil, bTrt
owtfttf la ta hMru awount of Wtr
In Iho wcH the riV-nt anil mmWy
or the oil U not kiwwn. The hmhi
element hM stopped drilling and In
now lntslllfi easing when the. sand
will ) drilled out and probably
rased off ns previous similar' trta
liaa been slim iur, l hp mil uofliinu
ing to pound down for Iho bis pool.
II li IhoueHI by 'Onny lhaj o
4 bicker ran rock (ban heretofore en
countered V) imminent and that be
neath It wHI aw pool of oil the
Eomfroiy hinhi lor.
For Urn fourth time last Sunday
morning the AngcliM well cat of
Dcmlng Spouted artnstan water
from under overlaying rlay, strata
at fff) fecU The lt Mrlko caused
Iho witter tn.rian 12 tH asuwo Iho
anrfaernf Mte arowa4 Itt Iho c
No IrowMu ,wi fM4tnd In raatHg.oK
Iho flow k 'a few wlnwant an.fW
the Htur of MA (tow mhH the
Mwount of wair ( M, iMtnMeiv
(Contbuied on Van 4, minimi I.)
Hwkmn of the Onfral Iaor
Uiilofl In regular meinc at Labor
IfiwiH , tw witty njnMod a Nt4u-
ibm ii HtvH hvroor O. A, Imrn
M W mak twra on Latw day,
AffHtqtMrnue JeraM.
iiaawaato of Iho wwow. le
fnaalwn elwaapi fw mraawaKi are
Sv-, Sown m prmoineol in
r elrefe! a (o ho e hatrwan of
Mm niiercwM.
Thfl final meeting of all efrtnmR.
leetnen (o mki final arranftNtieiU
fw Hmi Itor day narado and prv
aruni wlH be held .the first Bumlay
In Aiifiut, It nna nnnouiicet at the
weelhim.
Tho move of Iho laborer In Allm.
iptettpip' Ui enter politic in taken
wHh a noniartliiAn viewpoint. It wa
Mid. Tho liica.l t wa e(i, li am
In tako a ataud for any par(lohr
party but to make a tinltnt el am
for tho-candWalo who II la believed
hi (hr iuteresla of lalior moatly at
hearj. Tho nJeellng Hunrfay to be
tiehl na!3Qfl clock.
Dy iVasoclaleil l'rc.J
PAHIH, July 3I-Uolshovik caval
ry foiTCt have advanced to the at
I'ruMlan frontier, according to a re
port from the French military !
iion in wartaw lo tiio rrcneu ror
elim office today.
Tho lloliuvvik line exlcmk from
Hiiwalkl, fifty miles northwest of
Orodnu, more than alxly mile to a
potnl aJinoU directly north of War.
aw. tho itoiaiioviKi mvo not ac
tually crOAaed tho bonfcra of Allen
ieln and JiUrienwrnler, but are fru
IcrnlatiMc wHh tho flermans.
Tho mMw aaya It uitderatantle
IIim fliriiintu anil f-U Jlivlkl arn ne-
IwJIaJiwr t i)kj.t The, therj
Warw frn tn iwrtM a wetl
from the eaU
BARGAINS!
6M feel of 2 toeh a)vun(tnl Hp Ht tl eowWten, We
lter foot- Houra ami Window ai MM nrke, Amo wcmm
hand I-innWr at a very, low pHcc Who good neccmd hd
Hath tub. 1 rr) thing lo FimiHuro and a amaM asaortmcHl of
HoninM. JmJ arrived, a few wiIIcji of Heed FiHuHurr, brand
new.
CARROLL & NORWOOD
"Hr mv m mix, rxm-rmv
TODAY
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H ANITA STEWART fHHjl
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ALSO
A. Big "V" Gmntdy
Knights t Knighties
Temgprary Suspension
Of The Daily Courier
Tlil Uiuo of (4m Ovlumfein Dally
Courier will biyUM Wl until aomo
limo-m Iho ftHaaaa. aVyeniMna; noon
tn.M)H mOvcWaaW' Oamp Furlong
and Iho ,i!xiffecfM 4 tho comlnir
campalfn. -.,
.Nunirrmn reasMM eaJer Into lhi
decliiotwlhn rmMflkaaasIii IVilnrii.
npreriH Hthal trtnwehwiIeSr
liinni la not iiliieUiitly etnilppnl Um
priMlueo a popcr every day and n
latvu weekly aim
Then n train print paper I almost
unoblalnahlo and iho Increase in
price in wUly dnyi hm been S cents
a iKmnd.
Unusual condillim, creating a de
mand for n tatewldo Democratic
woe.kly nirwiipaper. have arisen and
Iho suspension of one or the other
newspapers)! compulsory;
Hicowtier? of the mmer plant
are' nwrenV les chagrined at the
outcome, -as .tho publlcallon of tin;
Dally' Courier' was a plcasuro and
it success from alt viewpoints has
been phenomenal.
Tho Weekly Courier, however,
will h a real Drmocratlo news
paper, faf superior Mo any news
paper ever produced lu this section,
or um siaie. , a,
,Tivlb' nirrehnnta and advertisers
patriotic, and from" one inilnf Tf
view tho auspensinn of the Daily
(curler will imj a lessening of your ,
monthly expense, without, It tfl
hoped, a falling off of patronage.
INCHF-SK IX BUnSKItttTION
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Oct hi on tho ft! Idea subscribe, at ontlc.
hat Winr, Cw VI
By Associated Press,
WASIIINOTO.V, D. ft, July
The osltlon of tho Democratic
party wltfi roferenco to the league
Of nation "will bo hm4 perfectly
clear wlien Governor James W. Cox
of Olilo deliver hfci speech arcepl.
lop the DcmocrMlo pViitentfal
nomination, Ucorge White, newly
elected chairmun of the Democratic
national committee, declared In an
swer tb an Inquiry by Senator War
ren Od Harding. Iteoubltcan candi
date for the presidency, u to the
Democratic parly s stand on t.he kd
minUtrslIon's foreign policy,
Mmti Back U m
By AseocSted rrew.
I.NDtANAlOI.ia Ind- July 31
Tho striking mine workers In Iho
iimiana and nimois .coal fields were
today ordered back to work by Presi
dent Iy;wl of tho United Mine
Wrtrkay of America,
In a lelegram itfreelei' lo every
local imloii hi Iho affecllxf ititlrlcls.
Pp'Sldent lwU inttmrlnl t-hem to
Immetllalely call iwtimpi nai take
CadMt if S389M In
wwwitw wi ssVfinw ara
Hp by Thmi RririNrs
FLAftSTAFF. Arix. Julv SO-Carl
Bteckel, who runs a trading post at
Tolchaoco, on Iho Navajo Indian
reservation, today reported hero and
at l4o same tlmo notified American
Hallway Ilxprcai Company officials
In Chkatto that ten dsva ato three
meivwith cntnty auilcasea went into
Canyon Diablo, 08 mile eaat of here,
cmcrgcti wun (bo auiicaseis welghtnl
6nvn, Ix.nnlcd a train and left.
Fifteen years ago a Sanla Fo pas
senger train was robbed of fto.KX)
at Canyon Diablo. Stockel recalled.
He -kl that ho and O, II. I lender-
son, atallon agent at Canyon Diablo,
bxpiorru um eonyim after tho do.
pnrturo of the men, and found one
shallow hole and another bole about
five feel dcrii both holes being near
a ntck on Uio side of the rough
canyon woU,
sails vm h:imi
JBy AwoclnUnl Prcs.l
NF.W YOltK CITY. July 31.
ArehblhopTilartnls today sailed for
Ireland on the steamship ltnltlc, de
spite Premier I.loytl Oeorce'a alele-
nient recently In the Ilritlsli housed
oi commoiH in ejieci lie wouio liot
t permitted to land- Kainnn ile
Valera, president of the "Irish re
public," wa present but did not aM
QU Uw UtlUc.
One good thing about imlltlral
speeches talked into a phonograph
Is that It Is easy to change the rec
ord,-ltoston Olobo.
NAfU VISA, X M July W. -Cr.
e(wice- eurrounHwr Um Amih
of Lewis Payne, a iornHT Mhtirr,
here, followla roeelfd. hy Mm ot
two oJege4 "Mack bttHT UM,
art tclng invrrtlsnted. A wonera
Jurj- decided that Payne rtfed of
poison ndmliUstered by an unknown
hand.
Ills di-ath occurred In local
looming house. Person In an ad
joining room were aUracled Jr
Payne's ten-am and shmils of
"MurdrrP To Uioso who answered
his cries Payne la declared lo havn
said ho had taken n drink of water
and that It was killing him.
One of (ho alleged "black hand"
letter wm receivd alKtul July 15,
lite other only last Saturday. Tho
flret lold Payne to leave .!() In
gold on a lonely mail, where lliern
would ho a lighted lantern, and lo
leave the country wihin SO days,
under three! of death, The seciMid
also threatenefl death Utile he left
town, The pnslofflce nVswtment
was notirieil of ihe fleet M4er awl
a man was sent from Denver lo ssi
with Payne to the place-where IHo
taller was supposed lo fhd Iho
I mh led lantern. Nothing was fcnmd.
An anslysls of (he dead xwait
tlomaeli conlenls U to be made
I'nyne'a life wni said lo have been
heavily Insured,
Friday night about M mefntieri or
Ihe Columbus Investment Company
met at the Community Koiiao and
Under I lie tutelage of Attorney
f-proai were orgnUril as a jw4(
roocern.
Jamea li. 1venwnoi was HwH
lirofllnVnL
Judge T. J. Ode, vice presliWt.
Artliur Hloch, secretary itd treas
urer. '
The lhn,e officers above
with the additionuf JHnstlWWtei
aid ArtblirW. KvaiKCWr;i''lhn
luanl of director.
These officer bod office until
January.
ciiaxci: To fiirr honey haoc.
A meeting will lie held In Ihe near
future of the gentlemen who con
tributed money for the purpow or
leasing and buying land for oceu
imncs by the government here In
Columbus and vicinity some lime
ago. It In the Intention to oraHmbto
a stock company and Issue stock
pro rata lo Ibe amount or each In
dividual contribution.
Crepe paper at Dally Courier of
flee.
o- -
The Darning Com
rncfcisil Ecsftx3ftr, will
be pubKthed next Sat
urday, Aug . 7, It wii
be an edition of more
than two thouaand
copies.
Onyx 1B1- -
Don't know 2
His own wife raBBk
Many men are tike that, 44Bsa BBhIBhBb
probably, lint lliis man JBf ajflfajBaj
didn't even rceognlxo vr 'JsasssssV
his wlfo when he saw Xaj wMBiaT
her. Which I different! JV. I
William Fox .- (l I
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