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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-07
FRIDAY, AUGUST q 1914

Germany VIII may be hrobeu
Simple rain can't dampu 70
shcrifls ardor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-07

pelano AMI Warburg have been
feaied The Senate attentive On
Woodrow Wilson 5 appeal has
taken prompt action An cmer
gencv has been squarcly met. and
partly relieved The establish
ment Of the reserve banks viii
have far reaching Influence on
financial affairs IN the United
States.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-07

Cyclone - Davis nys that he
isnt going 90 let precedent stand
in his way when ho gets Co Wash
inglon Naturally not Or h, dat.
hc Wouldn't be- "Cyclunc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-07

II Anna Holds Russian prince
has one ioia Of gnmption boz 20
NulHn'rrr War viii hc rAr loss
'lmlruriisc than Keeping house
with Anna.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-07

Fort Worth has discovers =
"ian shoe and now black glove.
both smcarcd with human blood
Awful ! Some poultry fancicr
must have slain one az those ias
oinWmg Fort Worth chickens
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-07

trnliiy ever came to ligm thnn
that attempt of brave millionares
10 buy he kron prinfessiu Cccclir
on the high seas la order Ca pre-.
vent her capture and destruction
Verify Americans. that display ol
heroism deserves to go down un
hIsIory way down.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29

=. =
you 'en'lt 9''VVo ON tlis Stock
you VIII own practically one oil well.
You could not go and secure a lease
and complete q Nell for less and il
mie5, be dre mi. oonn,o. s,,
mif,oa ,h,s ,.orastt;on rna,i,,a. ' -,
rnertt and Ln..,,.' ,Ia ao,i,ai :"
,sjn to ro raisad Hvi,E ''sT' n,T.' 80 "n,,at Vt
nsid IN ,ho -, ''ii, ,'I 'a'o "P,,"' ,,
nav, aios, ,n,,',h" 'i,' te..g w., ,ha i'7 '
49, - i",-, ao, 9's g'"" '"t o-'
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29

/ mile deep--by Saturday or Monday
! This well Is located on a line between
the Usage gushers that have started
as high as four thousand l,J00) bar
rels Per day, and the deep Bartles-
vile wells in the north end of the
great Gushing field that have started
as high as eight hundred tS00) bar
rels per day. The Formations are
high in this well-haye already struck
some oil-but the big pay should be
in the next SO to 20 feet. II woulu
be no surprise If this well started as
high as thousand barrels per day.
while il will mean the opening of a
great pool even to get hoo barrel
we'll in the deep sand at this location
Our lease there is 6 ~ miles from
the northeast to the southwest and
can easily develop into several mill
lion dollars value.
Well No. l07 is on one of the big
Uncle Sam Pawnee county leases it
Is about 1850 feet deep at this hour
and should strike the big production
at from 2,490 to 2,5i0 feet. 1t Is To-
Gated between reported 10000 bar
rel well on the northwest and the 400
to 500 barrel wells on the southeast.
Cur field men believe they have the
connecting trend. This well will be
1900 barrel gusher Or failure, with
indications for a gusher Forma
tfons are high. The outlook IS as pro-
missing as it could be at this depth.
This well should be completed by sat
urday. Around it we have the leases
for mile and a half. north and south.
This field also can be d-lifter for
Uncle Sam stock
Well No. los is located just 440
feet from a splendid high grade oil
well on lease that joins one of our
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rive Wells Will Be Completed During Next Forty-Eight to
Ninety-SK Hours All Should Come in Big---Ol Stock
Still Within Your Reach, Under Old Price, May Be Ad
vanced 100 Per Cent or Double Old Price

thousands are about ready to re-
NIT. The public knows this stoc.t has
a great future Wells near compile
tlon are lOl, los, 100. 10Y and lOS. l.o-
cations and late reports are as fol-
lows.
Since the statement on the oppo
site and following columns was PUB
lished development work has prog-
ressed as follows:
The next well, No. 1914. expected
in, is l,7l0 feet deep, should secure
pig production between 7lS and t.
go feet. There is a gas well thar
has produced for seven years and
started at fourteen million (l4.10O :
0O0) feet--only one location away
just across the line, sprayed oil when
drilled in. This well can easily start
at from 100 to 500 barrels; is in high
grade oil territory and close to our
Tulsa Uncle Sam Refinery. Com
pany has other territory yet to drill
around it.
Well No. l05 should be completed
within ~ hours; is in between two
oil wells on one OF the Uncle Sam
leases in the deep territory in Paw
nee county. One well on the north
west started at 400 barrels per day
md on the southeast another started
at 500 barrels. We expect this well
to make from 400 to 1000 barrels for
a while, and be big producer for
many years.
Well No. l06 is our deep well on
the big lease in Pawnee county. Since
the last report, the drillers have had
trouble with the casing collapsing.
They got this well ready to go ahead
and should have the deep
at 2,725 feet--over a half
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
A TEXAS .WoNDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
add bladder troubles. dissolves gravel,
cures diabetes, weak and lame bAckS,
rheumatism, and all irregularities oi
thek idneys and bladder in both men
aud women. Regulates BLADDER trou-
bles IN children. II not sold by your
druggist will be sent by mail on r.
cept OF si,Oo. One small bottle II
two months treatment, and seldom
'ails to perfect cure. Send for -
ilmoilials from this and other statea.
Or e. w. Hall. 1926 Olive Street, 81
Louis. No. Sold by druggists. ADV.
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Trust
Oil Trust Concern That Robbed Kan
sas People Is First Concern to Re
ceive Lease Benefits in the Csaae
From the Present Indian Commis
sioner.
AS startling as it may seem, such
is the truth until an anti-oil trus;
| Democrat candidate for the United
states senate from Kansas has open
" declared war on the present Gil
trust indian commissioner. This
indian commissioner has proof that
he could proceed to collect for the
Usage nation about PIP 100000 twelve
million dollars-the difference due
the Osages on the royalty price of OIL
stolen by the Oil Trust at conspir-
acy price fixed by former Republic
an Oil Trust office holders-instead
Of making the Oil Trust paw the Os-
ages their Sl2,0O0,000, the present IN
dian commissioner could collect, ii
faithful to his public trust, ne makes
an attack on The Uncle Sam Oil Com
panT'5 Oscage valid lease and pro-
ceeds to frame nm with tho sn,,e
Oil Trust concern that raieoa tho
black flag against tho Konsae oil nro-
ducers and his firet oct &c ,raitor
Democrat Indian commissioners is to
attempt to take a part of the Uncle
Sam Oil ,jomnanv lease without
hearing and give If to Tho trust ON a
frame-un deal of a snite honps no;d
hy the OIL Trnst that a alraad, hoe n,,o,
$4,000 600 of Osage money that conlo
collected with interest IT. thie traito,
Democrat indian commissioners u.os ~
faithful to mis- nnhlio trust os bo io IN
the Oil Trnst in his attemrt T., rob
the Irncle Sam refiners of crude oil IA
and deliver IN tho nnhlio
in competition with tbe ereatost cr;m
inal monopoly known to the world
II aanb citiyor IN Ponce. ,,,.,,
and Ok1ahona ,'ho '.''@' ,,.s ln''aor'i
thi,, sama M rn,'s. lopneu ~
bos snooia, ,,,,,,. III ,,.i.t a, u ''i'e ~"
traitor Do,,,,oo,.ot T,s,a.. ~ - e,''"'
sioner viii invos. nnn so,,n.a 80 '','n
,n,,nb ,oo,,o,- - ,rt - - .. VI 80
yronran,. nowond ioin ..;.,, or'" on
r,cb+inn ,raoa SoHi "i.n o"l
- O30 strong wo con dri'o - ,,,sa,
ont these OH rrust ,,aninn1ators -
high nIaces-heat erorv III rr,,st
enator ana oongrossr,an IL o,,1,ta
ma Kansasand visson~i ,'ro,aat ,ho
Usage lease so tbe on rr,st c.rno,
teal If and can 20 tbo renorsl os tho
resent Indian commissioner and .ha
1acinp in bis nlaco an r,dian ron,
1issloner. who will have suit
roueht and collected mot settled for
o per cent on the sldeD for s12 00o
90. Just about the exact sim Won
-ansas. Missouri and Oklahoma neo-
le were robbed of by the oil trust in
ne black flag fight on the Kansas oil
elds. A former attorney general Of
le United States who aided the first
ght on the Uncle Sam Usage lease =,
,ceived one fee Of $500 0l0) one hun
red thousand dollars from the Ol
rust within 90 davs after his form ~ :
Flee evnired for anpearing in an in y,
rior case where AMPLE OIL Tr,Jsr ~,
,rners we're already hired 70 take
re Of the case.
loo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29

| l20-acre leases in the famous Lost
CITY oil pool. near Tulsa. The in
dications are that the Uncle sam oil
Company has one of the richest spots
of that rich oil field. Like the other
four wells drilling, ii would seem that
success and good fortune was with
this independent oil company at this
location. Wells drilled ON the north
west indicate that this rich pool
should cover the south end OF this
lease where there is room for eight
to twelve wells that our wel-organ
ized drilling department can and will
put down in the next 80 DAYS II this
well starts as high as even three hun
dred t300) barrels, and il is situated
right, aud only about half mile from
several wells that started at from SOC
to 500. and one as high as 800 bar
RES per day in this same sand, that
is in the well only 220 feet from our
lease whore we will have in this well
NO. los by next Monday This new
we'll on the south came in at about
lo9 barrels and has been reported as
high as 25O to 500 barrels. Our
company has from 400 10 800
acres south and southeasN of this
new pool If 1t does not back
up on the south end of our big prop
erty on the north SO we are sure to
get this rich production right there
by our Tulsa Uncle sam Refinery,
either going or coming, for this COM
pany Is operating on a Mig basis and
does not leave any bars down when
1t goes after good stuff
We are raising this construction
capital and will drill these proposed |
400 oil wells. The time for YOU to |
secure your stock Is right now, before
! BIC AdNAnce Iakes nfrncI
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selves rs comrades in this army ol
stockholders pledged to see justice
dcne. In this contest with the Oil
| Trust tie american peoil 10 win glad
~ take the part Of The Uncle Sam
Oil Company, for It has been honest
and it Is right and the power OF the
American people cannot be wlthstood
by all Of the dirty dollars which the
trust now possesses or the hench-
men they can employ,
THE subsidized press and The tools
OF the trust In public office may raise
the cry Of over capitalization, aud
'watered stock aud fraud, but the
fact viii remain that the present val-
ie OF the ccmpany's property Is three
times the amount necessary to make
the stock worth what the company
will ask for t. and that whatever
water is in the stock win belong to
ne loyal, patriotic citizen who pnr-
ahases the stock and not To some man
like j. T. Morsan, who secures his
millions by selling watercd stock to
the people at par value, When the
stock Of the Uncle Sam Oil Company
paws dividends sufficient to place the
stock at par, the profit between the
price the stock is offered to the peo-
pie and the par value viii be in the
pockets OF the comruon people Of the
United States who have patriotism
LOYALTY and faith in the ultimate sue
ecss of this enterprise ana will not be
owned nor controlled by any million
aire who waters the stock and sells
ii at par The Uncle Sam Oil Com
pany Is founded upon the principle
that the common people are entitled
to all the profits which are usually
withheld from the investors and poe
keted by the promoter II places its
stock in the hands of the com
mon people at a price less than its
real value. and those who are for,--
nate enough to secure II AT this price
will rcnn all the profit which usually
goes to the promoter, The Uncle Sam
Oil Company does not desire any
traitors in its army Of stockholders
Il wants nothing hut loyal patriotic
citizens. II appeals to men and wom
m who love the United States and |
who are opposed to the crime and
greed of the Oil Trust and who favor |
is removal from office and punish |
uent Of each public servant who |
,ends the knee to the oil monopoly |
q. 4. -. 4.
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IN CONCLUSION.

than three or four We cannot 20 to
the big banks and trust companies for
capital because they are all more or
less dominated by the Money Trust 70
which is the Standard OIL" clique
OF finanGer5. However, we now that
right here at hOmo-in Kansas, Mis-
sCurl, Oklahoma, Arkansas. Nebraska,
Iowa, ColOradO and lllnois-state3
where the products from oklahoma
and Kansas crude oil are needed by
the people that IN these states we
can easily find l0,QJ0 patriotic inyes
tors who can invest an average Of
500 each and thereby take all the
tock and complete this big enterprise
and keep il in the ownership Of the
people-and with these new stock
holders We can force real square
deal in tne Usage lease fight. II we
can save the Usage lease 1t viii put
the stock up 20 times over night
The treasurer Of the Company Is
under 100000 bond The secretary
81 the company Is white haired, de-
terlnined Methodist an old settler of
Kansas. formerly from Pennsylyania.
from the district where the first oil
wells were dr'fed Our general coun-
sci, who deyotes all bis time in help
Ing TO build ~ the Company. Is for
rer pioneer kansan whose brothers
'oined the Union army from Kansas
Is quick they were old enough 20
30 so
All money coming 10 the COMPANY I.
L deposited In the Company's name I
each day In the Kansas Trust Com /
lany. Kansas city. Kansas. which Is .
he designated depository cf tbe Com /
lany, hy the board of DIRECTORS. Ev- /
ry dollar paid ont Is by a Company /
heck signed by four officers OF the /.
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CompaDE The board OF directors
can, on five days notice meet and
discharge any officer. This company
was organized and has been built up
for principle as well as financial gain.
The stockholders directors and otfi-
GERS nave become accustomed to ev-
cry Kind OF persecution and assault
on the Company-but every attack
makes them more deterfiined to build
tronger and greater. The Company
is established and 1t is backed by men
who have the spirit bred in them that
made Kansas free state We know
our proposition is solid and that the
future viii prove that it is real OPP
pOrtnnity. We know the Uncle Sam
Oil Company with this additional cap
ital will have great future. We
have accomplished more during the
first few years than the Oil Trust did
in the first years Of its existence
And we have had outrageous persecu-
lion to meet, with our criminal COM
petitor In control of several depart
mrnis OF the federal government and
sitn a purchased press also at their
beck aud call The Uncle Sam OIL
0mpany IL a needed corporation and
will be a benefit to every oil consum-
ar In the Middle West By its COM
petition with the Oil Trust it ill save
t1ousands of you more than You need
10 pay In Tor the stock TO insure its
great success II yon want to join
'eal hge-wire organization Of stayers
md fighters in a worthy cause-start
he New Year right oy enrolling un-
Ter the Uncle sam flag and sending
'our check attached to the. above or
Ter blank before other wldeawaSe in
.estors secure what you know YOU
want
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29

Oh rrust may devise for It's destruc-
tiun.
II you are sincere believer In pro-
tecting the right OF opportunity" as
each individual or concern n entitled
10 under the Stars and Stripes, then
line up behind the Uncle Same flag
on the following "New Years Oppor-
tunity Offer
Make all remittance to Tho Uncle
Sam Oil Company.
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Not How Cheap--But How Goou.

What will a few cents amount to
On floor sweep when you are assured
that it Is properly made. No kero-
sene in ours. Bull Dog Floor Sweep.
Phone ll3sJ. Lesh Ind. OIL Co.. alt
w. Okla. Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29

Brand new Oliver typewriter for
sale. Price s55. Latest model; has
never been used. Apply at Leader
office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29

Bull Dog Floor Sweep---in metal
lrnms made correctly with the proper
iloor OIL No explosions from 1t.
Phone 1881. I.esh Ind. OIL Co. !.
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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS, NOTICE.
The 1914 Automobile License plaIes
are now at this office. Please cal:
and exchange yours before January
Slst. r. N. DUNHAM.
City Clerk.
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vIMsoRINE BARBER SHOP

T. c. vlnson, Scalp Doctor.
n vinsoriRe Ia guaranteed to re-
\ move Dandruff and grow new
\ hair. Come In for Z trial.
sxx MS NJ N " n Mn nm n Il /
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LAND FOR SALE.

EASY TERMS FOR LAND In the
North Platte Valley. Nebraska, will
be made to you. You can buy choice
irrigated or n-rrigated land in one
of the best sections of the state upou
either the crop payment plan or easy
cash payments, on long time. Yon
cannot afford to pass up this oppor-
tunity. Write to me today for full
information, which is free for the
asking. r. A. Smith, Colonization
& Industrial Agent, Union Pacific
Railroad Company, Room 49, Union
Pacific Building, Omaha. Neb.
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FOR RENT OR SALE, 900 to $4,000

FOR RENT OR SALlE-5,000 to $4,000
acres. ideal, year around grazing
lands for cattle and hogs, good graz
ing and pure water in abundance the
safest most healthful and biggest
money making grazing proposition in
America. II Interested, state acreage
you could use, whether YOU would buy
the lands or rent, reference and fIl
particulars. Address Land commis |
sicner. Live OAK, Perry and Gulf
Railroad Co.. Live Oak. Florida.
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE wanted.
No canvassing or soliciting requii-
ed. Good income assured. Address
National Cooperative Realty Co..
v 1178 Marden Building Washington,
d. G.
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WAN is
CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTEp--MALE.

YOUNG MANA few months under
our draining at little expense will
guarantee you good position. Write
u.s. Dallas Telegraph College, Dallas,
Texas. ~
yilsl5TTf sliln fu
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ANY intelligent person may earn
steady income corresponding for
newspapers. Experience unnecessary.
Address Press Corresponding Bureau.
Washington, d. c.
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State your letter who want the stock issued to- Write each address plain
Allow the office
make order
To TIE UNCLE n en-
check
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GOVERNMENT positions are easy TO
get. My free booklet Y 1865 tells
how. Write today--NOW. Earl
Hopkins, Washington, D. e.
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MM-My Illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how l teach barber trade In
short term; mailed free. Write
Moler College, Kansas City, Mo.
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FOR SALES room residence, a
snap, no paving, very easy terms.
II. NJ. Adams, sole agent, phone 414
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N'OR SALE-Second hand typewriter.
Oliver. In good condition. Ad iress
"P. j. care Leader.
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FOR 3ALE--Two story business
building. Easy terms. Address
Rooms" care Leader.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

AMBITIOUS WOMEN to learn expert
corset fitting and selling; local or
travel, Permanent Good pay. re
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Continued from Page g.

Of 10000 acres and get it for the Oil
Trust.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Callahan King Lindsay and Sloan Land Regular Behs With Vols
SCHWARTZ SELECTS TEAM TO OPPOSE CRACKERS

King will in all probability be shifted
TO the outfeld
At short the Vols have Johnny
Lindsay who has been shortstoppIng
for the local gang ever since Hector
was in his swaddling clothes, Lind
say has been hitting hard in the eX-
hibition games and is assured of his
berth the ensuing season.
The classiest inhelder in the entire
lot of Bro MS turned over to the Vols
by Branch Hickey is stationed at
third, Edison Hemingway. This Hem
ingway lad was said by Hickey to be
the best of his bunch of .-oung inner
gardeners. and from the way he mas
been performing for Manager Bill
he'll give back everything that was
lost when Clayt Perry was so UNI
tremendously traded to the Gulls s1r
Heine Berger.
lin left field the cehances are that
Pinch McCabe VIII get to work
McCabe, secured from the Jersey city
club of the International, has been
pinch hitting la Olaf Henriks an
since he has been here. and has been
used in the outfeld in several games.
His hitting has been better than any
other member Of the club with the
exception Of Hemingway and he'll
probably be Manager SChwartz's
choice when the first bell taps slim
son has oeen playing left In several
games, but his inability to hit with
any degree of consistency cripples
his chances Of making good
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

The Federals are a big joke on or
ganized baseball, says Frank Menke,
and when you come to think Of it. it is
such great laughable affair that Ban
johnson and PreXy Tener's outlaws can
be perfectly heard with the aid Of an
ear trumpet
There is little chance that Frank
Chance will be seen at the initial cush-
ion this season.
According to the P. L.. Williams is
making good with a vengeance. and
win soon rank among the best OF them
There is one city in the country that
has gone daffN over Federal Lea que
baseball and that is Baltimore, This
is Wilbert Robinsons home town. and
the present manager of the Brooklyn
Nationals can not understand why Bal
timore is SO strong on this subject
Manager Miner Brown is claiming the
Federal League pennant for the St
Louis Federals Brown declares that he
has the best club in the league when IL
comes to all around playing. Brown
thinks that George Stovall, of the Kan
sas Clay Feds, has the best hitting team
in the outlaw league,
George Brickley, brother Of Charley
Brickley the famous gridiron star, is
making good with the Athletics, accord
plants training camp.
According to a statement by Fred
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
W, Mckenzie, Golf
Professional, Goes
To Santa Barbara

Win Mckenzie, golf professional at
the Ansley Park club, has resigned to
take similar position with the Hope
Ranch Country Club at santa Barbara.
Cal, where he viii have charge OF one
of the finest courses on the Pacific
Coast He viii leave for the Coast
Wednesday
The Ausley Park club members and
management are extremely sorry 20 lose
the services Of this excellent protes-
sional Hts work in laying out and de-
veloping the links marked him as a
golf architect Of unusual ability, while
his talent as an instructor has made
MIN very popular with the student play
ers NJ Atlanta His brother j X, Nc
kenzie is the professional at the
RrookhaNen course OF the Capital City
club
The ApsleN Park management has not
decided ON a successor for Mr. Mckeu-
Die