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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Butler County. Kanaas.

The Empire Gas 4 Fuel Co. No.
10 on the w w Miller farm In the
northeast OF iO-2s-4. is good for 25
barrels. The same company's No. s
on the Larkey lease In the south
east of 35-27-4. is good for 45 bar
rcls in the same sand topped at
2,607 feet
Tho Mid Kansas oil & Gas Co.
No. s on the Brandenburg farm IN
the northeast of 1894. IL a so
barrel well.
The Empire Gas & Fuel CO. has a
100 barrel producer in It's No. "a on
the Burlingame farm In the south
west CT the southwest OF 2s-25-5
It's No. "a Stapleton. in the south
east OF the southeast OF 29-25-5. Is
good for so barrels. while its No. s
on tho Atkins farm In the north
east OF 29-25-h is n 10 barrel well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Wild Cut Tests Near CARRIER.


CARRIER, okla, July 16.-ySome
25 or 30 wells are drilling outside
OF tho proved area In this district
or the pure wildcais-that Is, the
locations some miles OF production
the test to be drilled by X. j..
Schumacher five miles northwest Of
CARRIER will hold moro than an equal
share OF attention.
], Is No. /. on the Snoddy farm,
In the southeast corner. southwest OF
3-23-i west 1t is mile and n half
south OF the Round-Up oil com
pany's test on the Cockrel farm.
which was abandoned December.
1918, at a.700 feet
This ncighborhood has long been
disputed territory among the geolo-
sists Since oil was discovered south
OF town nearly four years ago the
rock hounds have kept paths beat
en- from one rock, outcropping "a
another In this neighborhood north
west of town. One set of geologists
puts II in a syncllne and another ON
an anticiine. Some companies have
bought strong and others would not
touch the acreage.
Snoddys No. 1. Ia In the heart of
this disputed territory. Timbers are
on the ground. Materials has been
arriving from Texas for six weeks
and now that most of It is on hand
Schumacher will start the we'll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Late Nerps From PuDhuskd

Following up other remnrknblo
achievements "A 200 barrel well was
brought In by tho Peters OH COM
pnny In 8O-23-s. at the depth OF f6o
feet. This makes the ninth produc-
ing well found on this quarter at
depth OF 460 feet Eight OF tho
former discoveries are now produc-
ing from 10 10 100 barrels daily
The Peters oil company was re-
Gently organized by Charles u.
Peters Of Pawhuska with capital
ization OF 100000, none OF which
has been placed on the market.
Now York and Pawhuska capital
figure largely In the organization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. 6241 w. II. PECK Residence 2442

by the fact that II flowed one 500
barrel tank fun IN three hours.
This well was drilled In several
weeks ago, but the tools were lost
by a cave and II was not untii Tues
day that It was known whether tho
well would be saved.
Tank builders are on the ground
and have erected several 500 ana
$50 barrel tanks and are now finish
ing n 1900 barrel tank TO take care
OF the flow. The Prairie Pipe line
II getting ready TO take the oil
which is reported TO test high grav-
ity, and there In every indication OF
a small boom at this point
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Prairie Well Settling D0lpn

The Prairie oil a. Gas Co.'S
well located In the southeast corner
OF the northwest OF the southeast
OF i6-l1-11, west of Henryctta. liz
still shut down at the top OF the
sand found at approximately 1900
feet. and reports from there last
evening show that II II flowing but
125 barrels daily, instead of 500
barrels, the initial production.
The Kingwood oil company and
w. c. Newman test In tho southeast
corner OF the northeast of l6-i1-1l,
is still reported good for 500 bar
rels,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
OIL. MARKET QUOTATIONS
Usage Pumper Drills
Itself in

The GYPSY oil company. Phillips
and associates have II 1000 barrel
producer In their pumping well To-
Gated In tho northeast corner OF
2O-22.i0, osage. This well came In
about two months ago, big well IN
the Bartlcavllle sand topped at
l,7st feet. hut of late has dropped
10 about "A 200 barrel pumpcr. Some
time during last night It drilled It,
self In, and according to late re-
ports last evening. broke loose and
is flowing 1000 barrels without be-
ing agitated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Some Wildcat Wells.

The oil State Development COM
pany's No. /, on the Jansen farm.
southwest 1884 west. is drilling
at 1875 feet.
The Roxana Petroleum companys
No. l. on the Greenwood farm,
northwest 22-2i-3 west. is drilling at
2,715 feet. No I. on the Stout farm.
northwest 16-2i-4 west, is spudding.
Doty ct al, No. I. on the Hayes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Montgomery County. Kansas.


Tho Fields Petroleum company
has l25 barrel producer In its J.
c. Hickey farm No. 2. located In the
northeast OF the northeast OF IA
1915.
John Hcbank's No. Dobsm, To-
Gated In the northeast of the north
east Of 2o-34-15. is good for bar
rels
Jones Brothers No. 3 on tho Mat
took farm In the northwest OF the
northeast OF 11-33-15, Is a dry hole.
Earl Overfield and others have a
60 barrel we'll in their II. Burnett
farm test In the southwest of the
northeast OF l5-33-15.
The Marguate OIL company John
LANCER No. II. located In the
southwest OF the southwest OF 2s-
3s-16. is good for 10 barrels.
Tho Pathfinder oil company's
test on the Sam Etter farm In the
northwest of the northeast OF l.
32-15, is a dry hole.
The oil Issues company has a rs
barrel producer on Its Tuschoc farm
test in the southeast OF the south
east of 1895.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Producers & RefiRers
Making Deep Test

The Producers n Nefiners cor
poration In rigging m TO spud In
It's deep sni q test in tho sand Draw
oil and sas field In Freemont county,
wy yoming A 3s-inch holH is used To
spud In with, and the ten inch cas-
ing will be set on top OF the first
Wall Crock sand encountered be-
tween $500 and $500 feet. This test
will be closely watched by those
having interests In the Wyoming oil
and gaa fields. The exact location OF
this test In In the northwest corner
OF the southwest of ll-32n-95w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

farm, southwest 3o-23-3 west, IL
drilling at 4l5 feet This well OFF,
sets the Red Cross we'll TO the west.
The Quadrangle Petroleum com
pany's No. 1, on the Hackett farm
in the northwest corner 23-25-s
west, about third Of a mile east OF
production in the Billings pool Is
drilling at 1000 feet,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Ria Producer at Edstidnd

Foster and associates have n 100
barrels per hour producer, In It's
plastIand county we'll on tho Hil-
burn ranch. A shot was given tho
s.o7o TO 3.166-foot pay and the wcii
has been making something over e.
900 barrels daily since.
In tho same locality tho Lucky
Boy OIL company's No. 2, on the
schoonover survey. Eastland, is GOOD
for is barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
I,OOO-Barrel Well
at Jennings

McCray and others brought In q
1000 barrel daily producer. yester-
day, according TO n wire from Jen-
nings. In It's No. Sarty. located
at the center OF the north line or
the northwest OF the southeast quar-
ter OF e-i9-7, The top OF the pay
was found at ASA feet. there be-
ing exactly 100 feet OF oil sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Henryctta District.

J. Alex Dingwall jr.'s well in the
northwest corner Of the northwest
% tho northwest OF 1O-12-l2 on the
Berryhill allotment is drilling at
7.2S5 feet. No. in the northwest
corner OF the northwest of the
northeast OF 7-10-i2 Is drilling at
10 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

southwest of ag-ie-is is drilling at

southwest Of 32-l6-l2 Is drilling at
400 feet.
The philips Petroleum ooinpany's
No. In the northwest of 5-27.s is
drilling st 2,7l5 feet
The Spcrry 80. ~ In the north
cast Of Dl -27-t0 IL spudding.
1ho Guy Swami No. In the
northwest OF 3t-27-l0 liz rig on the
ground
rho sterling No. In the rorth.
west OF 36.21-1O H. moving In ma
chine.
Tho remnant on company's No.
2 In the northeast OF i7-27I.2 IN also
moving In machine. .,
The Evidence No. I'm the south
west OF 26 2S-i0 is ,pudding.
Tho Prairiea No. 10 Ia tho north
cast OF 1899 Is drilling at 400
feet
The Dallas Osage 30. q I'm the
southwest OF 22-29-0 II drilling at
ESQ feet.
The Western American on X Gas
Co.'S No, In the northeast OF 81
2J-J IN location.
Mckinley and others No | in the
northeast OF 23-29-li is q machine.
Waite Phillips No. In the south
west OF 35-25-lO In ury and aban-
doncd at 2.i06 feet,
The Phillips no. In the south
east OF 225-ll is good for 20 bar
rels In sand from ,696 TO l.72i feet
after a 1l0-puart shot.
| Tho Beacon oil company's No. I
In the northeast OF 2-2J-ls il max
| ing 7b barrels.
Aiexandsr's No. In tho south
west OF i3.25-li is good for t75
barrels after 200 quart shot In
sand from 1903 to l,747 feet.
| The Manhattan No. IS in the
southeast OF 20-25-1I Is making 35
barrels in sand from 1850 to i.675
was shot with 200 quarts.
Tho Beacon oil company's No. /
In the northwest Of 26-25-1t is dry
and abandoned at / i,a63 feet
Foster a. Norwood's No. IN the
northeast OF 29-25-li Is good for
30 barrels in sand from 1850 to
| l,72i after n shot Of I40 quarts.
| Plover Drilling companys No. /
In the northeast OF 25-26-1l is dry
and abandoned at 2,0i5 feet.
Tho Yorkhoma No. 8 In the north
west OF 20-26-ii is good for 30 bar
rels In sand from l.5s3 to 1888
feet.
The Summit oil company's No. 4
ir the southeast OF 20-26-ii Is dry
and abandoned In the Mississippi
lime.
The Midland's No. ] In tho north
west Of 3-26-12 is good for 80 bar
rels In sand from 1921 to 1911
after n so quart shot.
| Tho Plymouth No. 2 in the north.
west OF 25-27-l1 In dry ana aban-
doncd AZ 1898 feet.
The Monte oil oompany's No. | In
the northwest OF 36-27-11 In good
for l 8 barrels after an 80 quart shot
r. sand from 95l to 1864 feet.
The Pennant OIL company's No. :
In the northeast of i7-27-12 Is DIR,
and abandoned at 1873 feet--hol,
fun OF water.
Tho Wiser oil company's No. 1 ir
tho northwest OF $3.50 is good foi
barrels In sand from 1892 tc
i.e37 feet
The Dallas Osage No. 2s In IN,
southeast OF 32-29-s is good for 1874
barrels In sand from t.427 to AS;
after n 40 quart shot.
The Yorkhoma No. I In the north
west of 25-29-ll is dry at tota
, depth OF 1854 feet.
Fosters No. In the northeast o
, s5-29-11 Is good for 100 barrels Il
, sand from sss to 9l5 feet. Wa
I shot with so quarts.
. Producers & Refiners Corpora
tion IL drilling at $50 feet In No.
Usage. located In the southwest cor
ner OF the northwest OF 3i-27-6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Nelrs From Beggs

L. s. skelton ct al. are drilling In
today on It's good well, located on
the Lursford farm, at the center or
tho west line OF the northwest OF
the northeast OF b-1+-1l. The well
has been flowing about rs barrels
since the 9,b21 foot sand was top
ped. The tools have been In the
hole since then, however. owing to
n cave They are now cleaning out
and will possibly drill In tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
OIL AND GAS
Leases Supplies. PrsdufAioa. Hsa.

Pipe and casing new 6 SIS 20 d.
new 10 inch 30 h.. used IA rs lb..
used 6 SIS 20 h., used 5-s IT 10,
inch line pipe, inch line pipe
3 inch line pipe. inch line pipe
All the above for prompt shipment
at interesting prices. Phone Osage
ALSO. Feenborg Pipe & supply Co
5l9 r. First Street, Tulsa. Okla
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

Senator Warren X. Snyder, who Is
the oil mans friend was in tho city
yesterday on business. Mr.. Snyder.
who is associated with John Rebold
in the drilling of well in the north
half Of the southwest of 2+-12-lO,
reports that they are down 3.7Oo
feet, where they are setting the cas-
ing on top Of the Wilcox sand. AT
this depth they have 3,200 feet or
oil in the hole and have had seven
showings at different depths. This
well is OF unusual interest as 1t Is
the deepest test anywhere In the
vicinity, and looks exceptionally Ia
vorable for a good Wilcox producer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
A Nep Osdqe Completion

Waite Phillips and d. u. Mason
has lust completed lb-barrel well
In the big lime at $50 feet In their
test located In the northeast OF the
southeast OF the southwest of
A-2J-12
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

10 Ia inch so pound. 10 inch 40
pound at okmulgec. four complete
strings in Texas. New pipe also at
Okmuigee.-Okmulgee Supply Co..
Okmulgee, Okla. 9th and Oklahoma
st. Phone 20TS.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

One car SIS 20 ID. new wrought
casing. Now at Ogmulgee. Did not
drill lease. will price lowe. Rey-
nolds, care Main Hotel, Okmulgee,
Okla.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Chautauaua County, Kansas.

Eddlnger & Jones drilling on the
G. Eaton farm in the northwest OF
the northwest OF T-35-l2. has a 10
barrel well In the 975 foot pay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

New casing aud line pipe for sale,
two cars 1O-ipoh, sz-lh.. one cur
STA in. 2s-lb.: two cars 5-S In.
20-lh,: one car 2-in.. Alb. tubing;
90 miles IA in, 2S-lb. line pipe;
Immediate delivery. Phone Usage
GAIA. NJ, Lebaw. 33i Central National
Bank Bldg. Tulsa.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
KIingie Well Causing
Excitement

A furry OF excitement marks the
vicinity of the Klingie we'll In 50.
se-i2. Elk County, Kansas. caused
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

The Marland Refining company's
No. Southworth In the northwest
of b-ts-6 is spudding.
The FImhurst Developing com
peny's No. Rhodes In the southwest
OF 24-ie-9 is rigging up.
The Prairie oil & Gas Co.'S No. /
McLlnder In the northeast OF $500
In a rig.
Thu Marland Refining company's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

wANTED--Engineer for COM
preston gasoline plant close TO
Tulsa. Apply $40 Mayo Bldg.--
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

Mrs. Lea Horton, well made
shirts. 6i0 West Archer. Usage
TS54.---Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

DRILLING contracts wanted for
thirty star. s74-D,-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
with the Oil Men

T. d. Cleage OF Cleage & company
left last night for 81. Louis, ana
Marietta, Ohio, and Bowling Green,
Ky, on an extended business trip.
While in Bowling Green he will look
after the bringing in of two wells In
the Davenport Pool Ky, In which
he is Interested with I'D. Sargent
and Ed. George.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

G. II. Schocnfeld, who Is associa-
ted with John Markham In the
Cleveland district, Is leaving for
Bruin, Pa, Monday night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

!. Alex Dingwaii. jrs.' we'll in the
southwest corner of the southwest
OF tho northwest Of Is-l5-l2. on
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

stumbling block for many nlanufactur- CTS. This they overcome by caraful timing inside and out. The tubes are one eighth inch wide straight down ward with corrugated sides. agitating the water in its downward passage. thus carrying sediment with it and at the same time making as nearly perfect as is possible the transfer of heat to the copper. where 1t is carried away by tne free passage of air through the cells.
 No one will recommend the expos ure of an automobile radiator with Wa ter in it tqthe extreme danger of dam age by freezing. It is foolish for any manufactures to claim that his radiator will stand freezing. In truth, many things will stand some frost and slight formations of ice crystals in radi- ator will do little, if any, damage.
 But when solid freezing of the water in a radiator takes place some thing is going to expand and unless a provision for this is made it will burst.
 To lessen the danger of bursting to the minimum, F'lexo water tubes are so constructed as to permit of an out
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

around the forming mandrels in auto matic machines. as a result Of which we have been able to use copper as thin as 0025 of an inch without tearing or stretching the strips.
 With many manufacturers of auto mobile radiators the copper is drawn or stretched in the forming of the core. This hardens the copper before the core is complete, with the result that cracks soon appear.
 Oscar Palmer. manager of the Phoe- nix Sheet Metal Works, which is one of the best equipped and most modern radiator works in the state of Arizona, and who has had years of experience at the radiator bench with his experts, says that the F'lexo radiator is the only one now produced in quantity which is really cellular.
 No theories are advanced to gain this point. Refer to the most pro nounced success of this radiator on some of the leading makes of cars over d period Of years as proof of the state ment. There are oyer 750,000 of these radiators now in use.
 The corrosive action of alkali or aciduIated water has been another
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
(Section Three)

ward strain many times before the ac- tuai burst takes place.
 The necessary nature of the con- struction of any automobile radiator and it's position on the car places it susceptible To damage from one cause or another. IL must be made of cer- tain grade of light metal and in a way to permit the rapid passage of air through the cells in order to perform it's function. It must be placed in front of the car to catch all Of the cool air possible and for other obvious reasons. But radiators will spring leaks.
 The Flexo radiator meets this pos sible issue. Plug up the leaking cells (t's really cellular, you know) with wooden plugs, chewing gum, rubber bands, tire dough or any adhesive sub stance. Fill up the radiator with clean water and proceed again.
 This is only possible with the F1eXo radiator. because it is really cellular and most important to the motorist far removed fro mfactory assistance.
 At the repair station the damaged cells are cut from the radiator. A piece of new core is fitted in. the out
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
PROBLEM
 SOLVED BY LOCAL
 SHEET METAL CO.

Since the time or the development Of the internal combustion engine. which began in the late sos. one of the problems requiring the skill and ingenuity of the engineer has been that Of providing proper radiation (cOoling of the water around the water jacketed enSine). numerous advantages of one type of proven. With few exceptions, however, the progress made along one line has been to the detriment, or entire sacfi flee. of other very desirable features.
 It is scarcely practical to venture into a detailed discussion of the prog ress which has been made. Tn this brief summary it is sufficient to state that real work has been well done by most eminent men. who have contrib uted well toward the general advance ment and attainment of the objects sought. Various forms of radiators have been made and tried. only to be discarded for this or that reason until today ii is generally conceded that the most effective radiator for the auto mobile is of the 'cellular type"
 "Cellular type" is goodl But why not go further? If the cellular type ra- diator has proven effective, "cellular in fact is better. The word 'Eceiiular" means and is defined as a combination of individual cells.
 The process of making the really cellular core is to wrap the copper
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
PAGE THREE

side edges soldered front and back. The radiator is as good as new with the repaired section hardly visible.
 Vibration-the bane and ruin Of most radiators. has no terrors for the FleNo radiator. There are no fins or sepa- rate pieces in the cooling section Ev cry square inch of copper here is direct radiating surface. A continuous piece of copper folded upon itself to form the self contained and individual air cells. So here there is a. solid unit. not an aggregation of tubes, fins and separate pieces.
 Palmer says the Phoenix Sheet Metal Works have installed hundreds of these Flexo cores in large trucks and trac- tors, displacing the old radiator core that has fallen down under the heavy strains of Arizona's hot climate.N His customers are well pleased to, have their trucks, tractors or automobiles cooling and pulling better than with new radiator.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

These pictures show the sturdy ton and one-haif pneumeticaily equipped Federal truck loaded with an engine base weighing 6150 pounds. The Fed eral took this loo per cent overload one hundred miles in the mountains at an average speed of zen miles an hour. From the place where the truck was landed from the ferry the road taxes an elevation of 1000 feet in miles. but the Federal showed TO nesitancy in negotiating the load even with so great an overload. The truck which com pIeted this feat is ore which has been
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
WANT TO CUT TAX?
 IT'S SIMPLE ENOUGH!

LONDON.-Be Because he Jeff his house uucompieted fer 30 years. Charles Hitchcock was able while living in II during that time. to pay but half the usual tax rate He died recently.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

in commission for moro than year and has never been ii the repair shop, but makes this i0G-miie trip with load of approximately two tons each
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Episcopal Rector Is
In Abilene Hospital
Following Operation

~. Robert y. MacCallum. rector o.
the 81 Andrews ;pisropl church, -
confined to IA. hospital ~ Abilene. lie
has undergone u sliIhl op,ii ton ana
will be- unabl" to coniu . services at his
church here today ~ he had planned
on dmng
~ ~ stated that the operation was
only slight ono and that he viii Te-
turn To- Amarillo within the next few
days.
Notwithstanding tho absence of tbs
rector, services will BE- conducted at ths
Episcopal church today as usual. but
without the observance Of holy con-
munion. The children's service at thu
evening hour viii also be- postponed.
The W0mans Auxiliary viii hold i,s
meeting I'm Monday. and the regular
meeting az the v"strv will take place
on "Wednesday evening. tn" choir viii
meet Tor practice on Thursday evening
and viii continue its practice for this
Harvest Home Festival. The subject
~ secular concert and preparations
for the proposed Christmas Carols VIII
be- discussed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

.of paper furnished them. aud all quos
tons were answered hy ~" supreme
guardian, except two which Wer" ro.
frrrcd 10 IN" supreme vl"tk. supreme
Clcrl Dora Alexander Talley VAS then
called 90 and delivered much apptr
ciated talk regarding the financial cun'
dillon ~ the order bu closing SOipr.
eign Tallry asked how many clerks ~
the groves IN the han had served ron
iniuouslv for ten Years. and two were
present. Sovereign Logan " Dllhnrt
and Sovereign Abbpit ~ Plainvi"w
and both were escorted 90 the guardian
station aud presented with solid guld
pin for the faithful sorNicr rendered
the pins being furnished from th" 81.