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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

! Barnett IN the southeast OF 20-ll-
~ is rig
The y. {. wise No. Carr in the
southwest .of 24-l1-i2 ~ dry and
abandoned at J.OO7 feet
Broken Arrow District,
The Chosen OIL company No. ;
Thomas In the southwest OF ll-19-
l3'is fishing at LOO feet.
Skaters No. Q Cox In the northr
ofst OF iI-io-l3 is shut down at li720
feet.
q. w. Wobrers No. 8 Roberts in
the southwest e 24-l9-l5 is drilling
ot 720 fect
MuskOgcc County.
Beam and others No. Fee IN the
northeast OF 23-14-1S Is a machine
on the ground.
The j. G. Simpson No. Scott In
the southwest Of 2i-l4-lS Is spud
ding
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

Ardmore. Okla. Aug. "a very
important wildcat location has been
made BY the Garter on company IN
oa.l lw ON the Ramsey farm. This
well iB one mile south and 500 feet
w"rt 4 the well In the same town
ship which the Empire ia now drill.
Ing. The Carter people under their
contract must spud In on this To-
cation by Monday, and tho rig iH
building ana the well is being riggcG
up AZ tho same time, There IN good
structure there ana many people
nave ttith IN the oil possibilities OF
that locality Acreage has been sell
ing rather high In this locality over
since Hewitt came In. Tho reds beds
are deeper there than In either the
lIealdton or the Hewitt producing
areas and that feature ig against the
locality. The Am,s welt drilled In
that locality had a sand that gave
promise of being well but II did not
do so. The Carter ana the Empire
will drlll deeper than the Amos poo-
Pile drilled and these two wells, one
I'm section 1n1 ono IN section T.,
viii be watched with great deal "
lntercat.
The most Interesting report that
has come from Hewitt since the
Simpson well reached pay sand in
Hcctiou .. reached here yesterday
afternoon. Carter on company, In
15-4s-2w. on the Ambrister farm is
said to have reached the top ot u
sand at 2.299 feet, what the sand
viii amount To no one knows and the
company will not know uptil II is
penetrated with tho drill. This H. the
deepest snnl that has be zen found at
Hewitt and looks mighty good for
the ontire field
Tho deep wildcat test I'm Murray
county, being drilled by the Stuyvc-
5ent Uil company. I'm 7-in-3e, has
now reached a topth of about 1850
feet. and is still drilling IN 10 inch
hole.
Progress on this weel has been
rather slow the past fcw weeks. ow-
ing to considerable undcrrea ming TO
ahui off water In three sands. The
lirst sand thirty feet thick. was en- .
countcTcd at l,2sO fees rho water OF
this sand was completely smut of by
setting ten inch casing in bed vi
sticky green sla'e at a depth OF thirty
feet below tho sand. AZ iO2 feet
another water sand, ten Feet thick
was found, which was drilled
through, undcrrcamcd and the ten
inch casing set below: this complete.
ly shu. Off the water. Drilling was
resumed and ut | 1.i30 feet tho las.
water sand was encountered; this
sand was drilled through and found
To he las feet ;hick. making sulphur
water. Tho wen Is now being under
-oamcd asatu. preparatory to lover
ing the ten inch casing, 70 shut Oft
this last water II Is hoped that when
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

mis- is done drilling operations VIII
progress more rapidly Il
In the Hcnryctth Field.
The Lyons Petroleum cos No. ]
Sears In the northeast OF b-l IN -
fhhing for bniler at 2,s30 feet
Tho Central National OH company
No. 3 NJ Carter In tho southwost OF
1b-i1-i1 got the top of the sand al
2.45O feet with . good showing NJ.
. IN tho same quarter section is orll-
lng al goo feet -,
j. J Dcaners No. 2 Tucker In tho
southWott Of l5-ii-ii II drilling al
1850 feet no. In the same quar-
Toe Ia rigging up. No. Is a rig.
Same party's No. ! q. Taylor IN mo
northwcst of l5-ti-lt is q rig.
eThc Okek oil company No. q.
TAYLOR In tho northwest Of l5-ll-ll
II pulling pipe 10 underrosm At
total depth of 2,62i feet
The Kingwood oil company no. !
u. Holmes in the northeast of 1871 J.
II IA gpraYng oil at feet In tho
sand aud making milhon gas.
Total depth is 2,G4S tret No. on
this farm In tho same quarter sec
tion In rigging up. No. I In tho
southeast of i6-ll-11 is drilling at L.
$50 feet. No. on tho y. Holmes
farm In tho southeast u the same
section Is n rig. ns ~ also No.
The Okliana Oii company NJ l.
y. Jefferson in the southwest of Is
l1-il II shut down at 400 feet
The Edgar OH company No. l \.
jefferson In tho northwest ~ l6-ll-
/ / r. "a rig.
Tho Prairie OH 4 Gae Co.'S No. !
~ Holmes in the southeast OF lb-ll-
/ h. "a rig.
The Newman a KinFwood No 1
Tecumseh In the southeast OF 1911
II a. a rig.
W. {. Newman's No. l Barnett In
the northeast Of l0-I1-11 is a fish
ing job at 2,9l0 feet.
The Prairie oil & Gas Co.'S No. /
Barnett In the northeast OF l9-ll-ll
IL drilling at 700 feet.
The Newman n KinkwoOd No. l
Dlnsy In the northweat OF 2O-ll-ll
is a rig.
w G. Nowman's No. Wolfe in
the northeast Of 2O-1l-11 Is shut
down at 2,s3S feet.
The Bagby Dcy. compnny's No. 1
IIarjo In the southeast OF 2i-1l-ll is
drilling at 2,320 feet.
j. j. Deaner's No. II. Holmes in
the northwest of 22.11-1l is rig.
The Lyons Petroleum company's
No. X. Barrett In tho southwest Of
2-11-11 is fishing at l,l7b feet. It's
No. Likowski I'm the northwest Of
II Is fishing at l175 feet. It's
26-1i-l1 Is dry and abandoned at
asst feet.
Kingwood & Newman No. / on the
James farm In the northeast OF 33-
i1-1l is drilling at $50 feet.
W. II. Blacks No. Keys in the
northwest OF 2-li-12 Is shut down at
400 feet.
The Kingwood oil company No.
Haggerty In the northwest OF ALI
IL is drilling at 1850 feet.
The kimbley oil & Ref. Co.'S No.
Hawkins In the southwest of sill
IL Is u rig It's No. s on the Jack
son farm In the northwest Of 5-l1-12
IL drilling at 500 feet
J, w. Lutts No. Il. NJ Wood In
the northwest of 1i-l1-l2 is dry and
abandoned at 2.905 feet.
The Kimbley OIL & Ref. Co.'S No.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
From the MnIlcrs InnIh


waters Okla, August 20, 1920.
-FOUR new wells were completed
ms week with total initial aroduc-
uon OF approximately 400 barrels.
The best competitions OF the week
Were KEYS No. kineade and Mar
gay NO. q Fink. Al 6 y. M, Thtrsday
hoWs No, , klncade was blowing oil
over the derrick, Indicating that il
WIN De as good AS either OF the first
TWO wells In the Kinoado pool.
Keys completed No. Kincndc I'm
tho northwest OF the southwest or The
horthwest Of 33-ls-l0w, estimated
production lb0 to goo barrels from
sand 2.ll3 TO 2,i30 feet.
The Margay oil company brought
IN NO q Fink In the southeast of tho
northeast OF S2-lsi0w, estimated al
100 barrels from sand ans TO 2.1SO
feet
MoMann completed No. II Il. +.
Priddy In the southeast OF the south
east OF i2s-iOw. which made 2b
barrels from sand 2.l74 To 2,lsS
feet. ,sA
McMann completed o. is fi1<F
Priddy In the southeast OF the soiffh
east OF the southeast OF l-es.IOw.
estimated at as TO 100 barrels
Keys No. 4 Kincado in the south
west OF the northeast OF the north
west ot a3-ls-l0w, is drilling In top
OF sand at 21lS feet.
Hamon No. Fink in the southeast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
lH Is Easy to Get
In the Game, But

The, ,,,,,, ,,..s, a Tim. ,5hpv a
ih''' "'''' WI" ''''c WIZ" ~
was any easier TO get INTO the pro-
duciug end than right now, provided
any ope renIlv wants to IA his luck.
-, - -. ,..-...,.,..
fnu 'na' ~ ui''" WIZ" uNo'S'n'"s
will appear to be making life a bur
den for the oil producer, from the
minute he orders n rig built until he
gets into the pay san1and finds his
drillers are much adverse to getting
missed up with oil.
II takes so long to get a start. and
The expense ~ 50 great, that II Is
not worth while for n man to put
his cnuro fortune into one or two
wells ana then put up with all tho
hiDdrnnces that surround the bust
ness these days.
For instance, the big strip OF coun-
try running north ana south through
ranges 10 and IL is big enough 80
that II ia ensy to get In, providing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
Don't Care What
Institute Does

The Oh men arc not 'enthusod' In
the least. after having perused the
bulletin sent out by the American
petroleum inatltutoi In which secre-
tary Wcleh explains the attitude OF
the bunch that he Is connected with.
7'ho consensus OF opinion as gath
cred here, Ia TO the effect that Socrc-
tary Wclch was correct In his first
telegram In which he stated that
the mcst important thing In the
world was to keep competition going
In the oil business.
Now then. IL Ia interesting TO note
Just what the board of directors Will
do whom Il meets Tuesday. Thomas
a, O'DonncI. who will be remem-
bered here. Is president OF the insti-
tutc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
Important Meeting TodaU

The meeting Of the Usage Leasees
In Washington. which is scheduled
fer today, is OF the greatest Import
Ance, because while It is not held
to bring about az extension of the
trust period beyond 1881, but rather
20 obtain a possible extension OF
their own leascs. These leases
should shomadc as long AS oil and gas
is found In paying quantities, ana
thoy\haVo all been promised an eN-
tension by the powers that be In
Washington. We viii see what we
will see.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
Union on I,Iccta Offlcer-

Tho directors - the Union on
company OF Delaware yesterday an
nounced the following elections or.
ficsrs- President. g. ii S"hlnckH kH,
vice president. -. =. Connolly. Hen
ry Lockhart. ir sccroti.v g. v
FosdicK. treasurer. ~ i' osborn, jr.,
executive committee, G ~ %chlacks.
charles Hayden and Henry bockhWt
~.
Tho ockholdcrs ot tho Ccntrn'
Petroleum compinv. in which Union
oil recently bouykt cpntroi. ~ th"
annual meeting elected the follow
Ing directorsto fiii vacancies cauHcd
w resignation Of officIp's Of ~"
TcKaA Company. e. n Sabin, G. ".
Schlacis, Charies Havd In, ilenr ,
Lockhdrt, ir.. n. +. Connolly 1oor'.
G. Priestly and Irwin Int'Nmoyor
New York Timcs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

7, u Snklatvala. prrHidcnt ~ IN"
Middle states OIL COMPANY. has roc
ommerdod 10 the board uf directors
that a meeting ~ the stockholders hc
called TO vote on am amendment -
tho charter increasing tho capital
stock Of the company Thik- Is ~
make possible the continuation o.
the compHny's business on the ham
haAis Of production and growth as
heretofore. Earnings are rhid to b.
Increasing and there is = hint that
tho present cash dividend may he
materially increascd.--N York
Times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 6241 w. II. PECK Residence 2442

OF the northwpt Of tho northeast of
20-lb-10. The butcher sand was
topped lato Saturday night ut 2,63o
feet. and at but fcct In tho wei
was making bailor of o. every ten
minutes. II n now 3s feet In
tho pay, with the hole full ~ oil and
looking Ike n real produccr tho
well ls located on the south bgk ~
Dcop Fork
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

New casing at interesting prices
for prompt delivery. s IA" 2S
pound casing. 6 SIS" 20 pound cas-
ing. ." "a -lb. tubing % Alb. tubing,
2" 1,s00-ib. test line pipe, Also other
1900 pound test line pipe. Also other
sizes OF casing and line pipe, Cal
phone Usage 1850 or 4536, long dis
tance so. Feenberg Pipe & Supply
Co.. $40 e. First street. Tulsa, Okla
--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
"BETTER BE SAFE
THAN SORRY"
n tho state OF oklahoma Would In
sure Your Home or Your Bust
ness without Charge Would
You Insure with Them7
To Young Men

success is more than a matter OF
thrift and economy than most peo-
pie imagine. A young man should
acquire the habit OF saving money
A savings account will counteract
wastcfulness, insure against poverty
and provide for sickness or declin-
ing years.
Every young man OF the right
sort expects some day 10 marry. 10
own a homo and TO start In busi-
ness Tho first thing such a man
should do is TO open a savings ac-
count There iS much In making
tho start. Ask your rich neighbor
the secret OF his scucess He will
doubtless tell you that II had its be-
ginning In the habit OF saving. The
history OF the lives OF all great
builders Of fortunes proves the
power OF accumulated savings.
The young man who Is not saving
in youth, Is inviting cherries de-
pendent old age. Net started. II Is
the beginning OF the campaign that
is important. Start savings ac-
constant deposits and you will soon
have an earning asset ever ready for
use In case OF emergency or business
opportunity.
PRODUCERS STATE BANK
Assets Over 5000, 900. 90
80 INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS
The DEPOSITS OF this Bank are pro-
tected by the Depositors Guaranty
Fund OF the state OF Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
Good Well Near HenrVetta

The Central National oil company
has f25 barrel well In the butcher
sand. In It's test on the Mattio Carter
farm In the contor of Ho north line
Of the southwest OF the southwest
Of l5-il-l1, west OF Henryetta. The
well was shot Saturday In sand
found from 2,i5S to 2,4e7 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
OIL AND GAS
LssssS. Supplies, rrodusioa. Eta.

Would like to meet the head Of
my oil company In Oklahoma need
ns the services OF n man with IL
Years practical experience In the
'ield. Address box 652-D, care
Norld.--AdVt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

WANTED TO BUY-Settled Okla
homa and Kansas oil production,
also producing royalties from owners
direct; can pay cash. negotiations
confidential Address +, o. BOA
1881, Tulsa, Okla.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

For sale or lease. small oil pro-
duotion complete with power; a
number OF good drilling locations,
depth 425 feet. BOX Tile, care
World.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

FOR SALE--New casing and tubing
I5k-70 ID casing; 10 inch A0-lb,,
s l-4-2S ID. 6 5-S-2t ID. s-l6-l
H., . inch, 4 h., and 4 Ia III tub
ing. Phone Usage 6444. +. o. Box,
282 Tulsa, Okla AdYt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
First Wen South of Slick

The Mid West \ Gulf oil corpora
tion ia bringing In the first likely
looking producer south .Slick, In
It's it's test In The northwest corner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
DrN in BnrtIespiLie

The Atlantic Petroleum Companv
has n hole fun Iof water In tho we'll
ofscttinR the Lake Maramoc well In
d-a20--6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

Pipe, casing. tubing: immediate;
any quantity: all sizes; hipped any
where. Brown Sales Co. Atco Bldg
Usage 6445.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

FOR sALE---A 80 Star drilling ma
chine with complete set OF tools from
l2h inch down, u. &. NJ. Drilling Co,
sos Mayo Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

Of the most popular members OF me
fraternity. left for ST Louin ana the
east on business last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
Manlctl---S2hO

% help drill well In proven field;
good production ON 3 sides; looks
like sure shot for large profits;
quick action necessary. Address
l3l-E care world .--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

National No. 2; tools; casing
sA-2s 6h-e%; two-inch line;
tubing; on nearby Nase- Usage
tiao,-Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

Casing: used; 10000 feet 6 SIS
i7-pound sl.45. 1000 s-ls si.56,
Usage 6445.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
In the Hcnryctin Field.

this is done drilling operations vii
prUgrcfa more rapidly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
HEAVY VOTE IS
INDICATED FOR
IOWA PRIMARY

Des Moines. Iowa. June Fl
Iowa's state wide primary slsction|
to select candidates on both Repub-
lican and Dsmocratic ticketa from
United States Senator down 81
county oficers was held today.
Early Indications wers' for : hsasy
vota.
There were fsw contests oa -
Democratic ballot.
United States Senator Albert II
Cummins Was OPPOSED by Colonel
Smith Brookhart for the Republi-
can nomination for United Stat1s
senator. =
There are four candidates fnf
governor and lieutenant governor,
and many doubted II any one would
receive enough votes to nominate =
the primary.
The Republican candidates f0s
governor are Attorney General H
n. Hsvner, N. e. Kendall Of A1blA
Ernest b. Moore Of. Cedar RaH11
and John 2. Deems q Burh9gte1l
The Republicans a6skint No.
| don Tor lteutoan6lksGGg afe =!
Harney of 1Gar16olltoWn, @
lldoee q 0ltAfto Ceoeee. JoAn
|mill pf B<lst - !. , - = ID =.
eeFxlLe zss Il & 81 & i
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
SOCIALISTS OF
MAJORITY TAKE
BERLIN VOTING

Berlin, .Jnne Majority Social
lists have been elected to 81 seats
In the first republican reichstag,
according to latest reports from
the canvass of the vote east yes
terday in the general election. In
dependent Socialists will hold "a
seats, the German Peoples party,
Is: Democrats. Is: Nationalists,
1b;. Centrists, IA, and Commune
lists, two. ~
It is indicated that Matthias Erz-
berger, former vice chancellor and
minister Of finance, has bseq. elect
ed from Wuerttemberg. and the
election of DR.. Karl Hel6erich at
Hamburg is assured.
/ Count Won Bernstorff, former am
bassador to the United. States, run
ming - German Nationalist, has
been defeated.
The German election was held
under the proportionate voting
.aystem, under which every $4,000
votes cast by party gives it one
member Of the reichstag. There
10 NO definite number Of ssats in
the reichstag under this arrange
Iment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
CABINET JOINS
WILSON ATTACK
UPON CONGRESS
tM united pr.s,.,

Washington, June All cabi-
net officers will join in the denun-
citation of the Republican congress
started by President Wilson. 1t was
made known at the White house
today. :
The Wilson administration, in its
statements denouncing congress.
has revealed its major strategy In
the battle for the treaty of Ver-
sailles, according to well informed
Democrats here today.
This strxtegy is to attack the Re
publican congress not only for de-
feating the treaty, but from every
other conceivable, angle In hope Of
defeating az many members as pos
sible, and bringing about . COM
plete congressional shakeup
Three administration statements
attacking congress already have
been issued. "a
All the statements will tell Of
what the administration deems the
essential governmental activities
which they say will have TO b
abandoned or curtailed because Of
congressional pruning Of appropri-
atoms nearly $2;Oo0. 900 900. ;. ~
with the word that the drive on
the Republican congress p to con-
tinue, o1lcials confirmed the Inn
precision that the move ID the major
strategy In the administrafton's .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Party Leaders Seek to
Avert Clash on Treaty

in spite Of Borah's words. that he
and Johnson would not prove
troublesome.
To Disappollt Hiran.
johnson Will stand for any
plank we want to give him." said
one Of the party leaders. HE isn't
going to get the kind Of plank he
wants. that 10 certain. There will
have to be compromise Of. course.
but prospects are good that it will
be worked out"
The peace-makers said the Hale
Kellogg-Lenroot group threatened
to be more troublesome than the
Borah- johnson faction. The Hale
group has put IT. foot down hard
on acceptance Of the treaty plAnI
adopted By the Republicans Of n.
diana as : model. on the GROUND
that It goes too far In repudistdnG
the league ot nations idea- s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
DISPUTE over
e0vERNORSHIP
IN Lower CAL,

Calexio, Calif.. June 7.-Several
thousand men held . demonstration
in Mexicalia yesterday in favor Of
retention. OF Governor Cantu In Of
flce, following Recommendation 81
General Obregon that 5000 troops
be sent into Lower California.
Cantu told the crowd that II both
the people and federal government
desired him to retafn the governor
ship. he would do 90.
Senior BAldomero Almada, Mexi-
can de- fActo appqintee to the gov
ernorship Of Lower California, was
present ct the demonstration.
Senior Allnada's telegram to Cen
eral Obregon, after. declaring Senior
Cantu had agreed to transfer the
governorship, today, asserted Cantu
''is dominated by individuals who
ara exploiting xefy sdvantasoous
conoessions. :" and continued:
The situation is very grave.
Cantu has been converted to an In
strument OF the ambjtiods and un-
scrupulous. Military occupation Of
this port (Ensetadal would make
these individuals understand. that
the natiopal -peblIem must be soly-
Cd BY; the most .serious considera-
tion. s.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
IN
/ LEAD, SAYS
LAWRENCE
But Johnson Has Power
to Defeat Any Of His
Leading Rivals.
BIT DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial to The Argus)

Chicago, June Governor Frank
o. Lowden Of Illinois has the best
chance Of winning the Republican
nomination for the presidency be-
cause he has the most skillful and
powerful political reserves In the
convention, but his fate is entirely
In the hands of Senator Hiram
johnson Of California, who holds
the veto power.
The key to the situation is the
strategy in the Johnson camp. One
sentence from hint will not
sanction the nomination Of anyone
for whom delegates were bought"
would crystalline the undertone
OF whispers into q noisy apprehen-
sion that the Missouri scandal is
sumicient food for Democratic ora
tors to make doubtful q victory in
November. William Hale Thomp-
son. national committeeman from
Illinois, made such statement as
he bolted the 4Lowden household.
Senator Borah Of Idaho has ex-
pressed ominous doubts about the
effect Of the Missouri exposure ON
the Lowden boom. But, the new
soA guard. /" hsing ,possessed Of Z
9a1ef6Slftnxxi6n q fdt over 4
tried and true Republican such ~
they hold Lowden to be. are undis-
mayed. nas
So the plan Is to let the Lowden
movement run it, natural course,
let the balloting 60 on and see
whether the convention is disposed
to be concerned over the purchase
Of delegates in Missouri. or wheth-
er it accepts as anal the repudia-
nois governor himself.
Go 10 Ballots for Trial
An agreement has been reached
between the Lowden, Wood and
johnson forces to keep the ballot
ing going, to 10 ballots II neces-
sary. to ascertain the exact
strength Of these three leaders.
Dark horses and other near-candi-
dates will not be permitted to reap
the benefits OF q deadlock until It
Is absolutely demonstrated that
none OF the three can win.
Diminishing for the moment the
second stage of the convention In
which the dark horses-Hoover,
Hughes, Taft, Lenroot, Allen and