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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Maine Stakeholder of
BdrnsdaH Looking OUer Field

The Barnsdall corporation 81 en-
tertaining II. N. Mcpocgnl of RoCN-
land. Me.
Mr.. McDougan. who Is member
OF the firm OF Maynard $. Bird &
Co, bankers. of Portland ana iock
land, Me, Is on a tour of Inspection
II the Barnsdall properties and IL
bubhliug over with enthusiasm for
the organization and It's diversificd
operations.
81 can go homo and tell the Maine
holders ot Barnsdall stock. and
there w very large group OF them
thH tho truth has never been told
about the Barnsdall company. Every
report, every newspaper comment
every spoken description which I
have ever seen OF heard OF this com
puny, has been Ear, Tar too cOuaerva
tive. I am the first one OF the
| Maine stockholders 90 80 on tour
/ OF inspection uf these wpnucrful
properties and am much more than
| pleased at what | have seen.
| ~ stopped first at Chicago, where
! tho Bhrnsdall company has its sales
| offices. Here met George Lock G.
and got my first taste uf that
lnbounding enthusiasm, energy and
| loyalty which has been the outstnnd
| ing impression OF the Kaleidoscope OF
| Impressions which B am experiments
on this, my first trip into what is To
me a wonderland
In Kansas city I visited the dis
tributlng organization and In the
! Joplin district the mining operation,
Of the Barnsdall company. The zinc
mines were a wonder 10 me but the
mining and manufacture into mor-
chandisablo products OF the tripuii
deposits were OF intense interest.
From Tulsa ! went over the Bnrns-
dall lease at Beggs and here | en-
Joyod my first experience Of letting
Oil black, thick, Viscous OIL trtcklo
through my fingers pumped right
out of the ground and on 10 my
hand, III tell you II was real
thrlA. | could have played In that
oil all day. ! shut my eyes and saw
great flocks OF airplancs, uncounted
fleets OF motor ears, great armies Of
Internal combustion engines drivius
huge industries and then, when
vizualiaed all these things | thought
| had better not waste any moro Of
that oil on my hands Why, do you
know, up In my country every farm
or has a silo and an engine To go
with 10. "A gasoline tractor, AN auto
mobile, OF course, and numerous
smaller motors TO run the water sys-
tens, the lighting systems every.
thing Is gasoline driven when one
considers that last year 100000
gallons OF gasoline were consumed
as against 5000. 900 In 1917, one ap-
preciates the necessity OF conserving
every gallon OF gasoline and getting
the last drop out OF every bit OF
crude oil
Mir. Mcpougall Is anticipating
even greater pleasure than he has
yet experienced when he visits the
refinery at Big Heart whore he win
Witness the process OF converting
crude oil into the refined products.
mere IL one thing | cannot uu-
that is that all tho wonders of Tulsn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Important to oil Men

An amendment to the Income tax
law was adopted In the senate
which provides that no claim for
amortization FOR war time faCillti
tics viii be- allowed unless said
claim was made nv their income tax
returns Tor the years 1913 and
1919
Many returns were made for
1918 and 1919 without any claim
for amortization having hoen
made in said returns, Since max
Ing those retuIna many have filed
claims for amortization without
making amended returns, We are
informed this morning by wire
from Washington, that amended
returns shoXld be made Immediately
In order toAhrotect all rights In case
tho house aErccH TO the senate
amendment as above referred to.
JOHN T. LOGAN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
White Eagle MoUin0
From Wichita To n. E..

The white Eagle Refining com
pnuy Will move to Kansas CITY
January !, and viii occupy tho en-
tire fourteenth floor OF the New
Federal Reserve bank building at
Tenth and Grand avenue Wichita
viii feet koenly the loss Of this big
concern. and Tulsa Will bo bit
Jealous OF Kansas Citya new ac-
quisition
The White Eagle. which was only
organized three or four years ago.
ls now one Of tho large Independent
oil ana refining companies OF tho
Mld-tuntincut field. having Ns-
sotta In cxCoss of 100000 with
rcfiucricH ~ a capacity of 1900
barrels per day, located nt Augusta,
Kan.,l and Fort Worth, Texas.
Tho White Eagle Refining com
pauy, under the management OF
president l. l.. MARCEL. has mado
wonderful strides In the producing
les IN tho Florence ana Peabody,
Kan. fields, and In thc Fox Bush
In Butler county. Kan, and In tho
DRage country Ia oklahoma
II In drilling on proven structure
In the Tonkawa field. I'm Noble
county and hso at Mcxia. Toxas.
There Is "A total vi az producing
wella, with ~ drilling aDd SO loca-
lions made for wells On proven
territory; which win be drilled at
an early date.
The principal reason for the
change, as outlined In letter
rom MIR. harccll. "a. that I'VE
are active IN tho matter OF the dis
tribution of our refined products,
and thar liz one reason we are
moving our general office To Kan
sas city. as II IL more convenient
TO operate the stations In Kansas,
Colorado. and Nebraska from that
point. as well as handling the tank
car sales | expect 60 be In Tulsa
soon" Mir. MARCEL, concludes,
and viii have a nice yiIt with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

all over the country, as the result NJ
the campaign Of advertising we have
been putting on. 1t has increaasd
the sales Of the higher priced PACK.
age goods enough to take up tho in
creased cost OF advertising, and p,
are very much pleased with Ia, sale,
We are now cnJoying.'
G.. " Prince OF Okmulgee was ID,
the city yesterday.
Roy Jones, president of the Pan.
handle Refining company. wit,
headquarters at Dallas: Bob" Cray,.
ford. president OF the Lone star Ga.
company of that same city, ana B..
j. Moreland. manager Of the oil
Wen supply company of Fort WorfH.
were among the members OF the .,
ecutive committee OF the Mid.
tinent oil & Gas Assn. who wers
here yesterday.
Hugh Conley with the La..s
Pitcher Lead company Of Chiote.
will hereafter make headquartcrs ll
Tulsa.
Doctor Ramake is here from
Detroit and is visiting the Barn-.t.e
refinery at Big Heart. Doctor L1H-
age u the Inventor OF the Ramase
process.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Drifting Near Sand
on NeUkirk Wen

Tho Globe ON company. which
took over tho holdings nf tho Bos-
tom on company iu May ~ this
yoar is completing tho test well y
milo and n hair southwest yf New
Kirk. iu 34-2b-2O. aud iB now down
1905 feet, according To ucws re-
ceivcd from j. a Seviu. field man
agcr ~ the company. Tho well was
rpuddod In In July and they are
now expecting q good producer
within tho next few hundred fcct.
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c, u. Peters, Chestnut e. Smith
have rigs building for Nos. and 3
In the northwest OF 1898. Their
No. | well on this quarter section IL
still producing 225 barrels actual
gauge daily.
The same peoples No. 2 well In
the southeast of 33-2g-iO g. a.
down at the top Of the gas pay where
{, Is making about 100000 feet OF
gas.
Peters. Wrightsman & Markham
have made - location for a test in
the southwest corner of the north
east Of 6-22-0.
In the Burbank pool. Peters,
Wrig ghtsman & Markham's No. in
the northeast of the southeast OF
S-27-6 is a location.
The Fletcher Petroleum corpora
tlon and the Lewis OIL company
have lust passed up 2b-harrel per
day showing In the Burgess sand.
and are now drilling at 1850 feet
on Wilcox sand test In their No. I 1,
500 feet from the southwest corner
of the northeast OF section 1i-2t-tl,
Usage.
Sleymaker. lee and associates arr
drilling at 1000 feet on an offset TO
the above test and located in tho
northeast corner Of the southwest Of
ll-2t-l1,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Executive Committee
Elects Officers

At meeting Of the general OK
ocutivo committee OF the Mid Cont
nent OH x Gaa association held al
association hoadsuartors, sos Cosder
building, Friday afternoon. the fol
lowing officers were re elected for
the ensuing year;
VIM. n. Davis Bartlesville. prosi-
dent; walter II. pyrOn, Wichita
Falls. first vice president; Charles
n. Wilson. Tulsa, second vice prcsi-
dent; Harry II. Smith. general Bacre-
tary-treasurer.
Those I'm attendance from out OF
town were: N. A. Crawford. Roy B
Jones. j. Edgar Pew and w. IL.
Francis OF Dallas; w. u. sutton of.
Eastland. Texas. and VIM, n. Davis
Of Bartlesville.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Turner Investments
Gdsser at Hdiiet Burns

Tho Turner Investment company
got a 5000, ,OO0-foot pressure of XII.
In tho top Of the Cleveland sand at
3.l20 feet and tho wen Immediately
caught firo. causing "a total loss In
its No. / Mcmillan, In 3-2O-7o,
az Hhllct. Okln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

j.. B Roog'r vico president. nro ip
Tulsa and express thcmaclvcs as
very much pleased w.iG tHe puy
chase. we frci that we got our
moncy'n worth wm the opinion uf
these two New Workers. The price
which viii ho paid for the property
100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Amarillo ActiCe

gprc'al 90 The world
AMARILLO Texas. Nov. ts-The
Amarillo OH field has Witnessed a
greater activity In the past two
weeks tnau ot any tim" during It's
history Eight new locations have
boon made pubic ana several Othcra
are known io have boon signed up
w W SILK and Orville Burlington
are In the field today locating a
well on the Burkbuructt tract.
Jerry Chestnut OF the Republic
OF company arrived today and stat
ed ho Is locating here witS the view
of his company entering tho field
on n largo scale
Frank G. Culinncu, himself. of the
above company is expected here at
any time.
Mcssrs Hodge. Faulkner. and
Wiley of tho Magnolia company are
Tn tho field on deal OF considerable
dimensions.
T. NJ Gallnhcr Of tho Texas com
pany IL buying heavily in the field.
aa Is also "A Gulf company repre-
sentative
Both production and geological
departments OF the Texas company
have rcpresc scutltivcs here. c. II.
Clarke OF wichita Falls and Tom
Morriscy OF Dallas. both already
heavily Interested IN the ficld' are
making new contracts for tracts b.
begin immediate drilling on. Many
well known Ecologists representing
large interests have been seen hero
during Tho past few days Tho As
ISOLATED Oils OF California and the
Union oil company of California
have rcprcsc natives In the field ami
are known 10 be negotiating on large
holdings. A large party OF Denver
oil men are now en- route to
Amarillo. preparatory TO closing two
drilling contracts. There are also
great number OF oil men in the
city who have as yet not disclosed
their identity. Several fee deals Of
considerable proportions have been
closed within the past few days. All
drilling wells are being prosecuted
with the utmost speed and rigs have
been ordered for every new loCa-
tiOu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
North 81 HcnIdton In Carter County

The Colino OIL company has a ro-
taTy~tig up Tor No I Heckcthorn in
the center Of tho northwest of the
northwest Of the southeast Of As
iw.
McClannahan and others have a
rig up for No. I clay In tho south.
west corner Of the southeast OF 81
4s-1w
Tho Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tion IL down $50 feet on No. Nc
Cariy In the center OF tho southeast
Of the northeast OF the northwest Jf
26-3s-1w.
The Empire Gas e. Fuel CO.. on
the Goodlng farm IN tho crnter of
the southeast ~ the northwest Of tho
northwest of G-5-lw. is pumping 40
barrels from the 2.j35-foot sand.
Tho Amorada Petroleum corpora -
tion test on the Boyle farm In the
northwest corner OF the southeast u
! ie-5a-lw, is drilling Rt 2,7O2 feet.
The Wolverine oil company Is
down 1850 feet on No I Alexander
IN tho northwest corner OF 32-6a-iw
The Humble oil a Refining Co
test on the Rena acreage in the cen
ter Of the northeast Of tho northeast
Of tho southeast Of G-is-2w, Is 12j-
barrel well In the 1,700-foot sand.
No. I'm the southeast corner OF the
northeast OF the southeast OF section
-, Is stili making 500 barrels from
the lS90.foot pay sand
Tho Cotton Belt oil company's No
4 Phoebe Rexroat. In the northwest
OF the southeast of the southwest or
0-4s-2w, is completed as l50-bar-
rel well. Their No. 4-A located IN
the southwest corner OF 10. IL esti-
mated at 200 barrels per day in the
] 590-foot sand No. ga In that
same quarter section Is drilling near
the pay at 1875 feet.
The Carter on Company's No. IA
Woodruff In the southwest of the
northwest OF t5-4s-2w, is flowing
i6O barrels daily No, 5-A Woodruff
is making 60 barrels daily No. 6-B
IL pumping 90 barrels daily, all from
tho same sand
The Humble OH & Refining Co,
No. 7 Perkins In the northeast Of the
northwest of i5-As-2w, is completed
az n barrel producer at 1850 to
2,275 feet.
The Boston OH company's No. 2.
w & D acreage in the southeast ol
the southeast OF i6-4s-2w. ia making
20 barrels daily on the pump
The Carter oil company's No. II
Ward in the northeast corner or tho
northwest Of The northeast u 2i-4s-
2w. has stopped producing. TD:al
depth IL ana scet.
The Texas company's No. Ward
In the southwest of the southeast OF
2l-4s-2w. is good for 60 barrels
daily.
The Rockland oil comnany's No.
6 AT the center of the east limo OF the
southwest OF the uorthw"s. Uf 22-
is-2w, Is pumping i60 barrels in the
2, ,l6O-foot sand
The Empire Gas & Fuel 90. No.
Brooks In the center II the north
line OF the northwest Of the southeast
Of i9-2s-3w, is rotary rig ~.
The Chaffee oil & Gds CO... has n
duster AZ 2,4s6 feet on No AIRING.
ton in the northwest corner W the
southwest OF the southwest OF the
southcas OF 3t-2s-2w.
Mcrrick & Schmerhorn have n 10
barrel well In their No. ! Bennett in
the northeast corner Of the south east
OF the southwest Of 3t-2s2w. Total
depth is 2.220 feet
II. Sturn and others rrc ~emont'ng
the 5-inch casing ami dri ling ont tho
plugs, tho tntal dcntf~heinP 2,4Sa
feet, on their No Swariz in the
southwest corner Of the northeast Of
26-2s-}w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Prairie wen
Completed Temporarily

Tho Prairie Oh Il Gas CO.'S iu-
torostinR well In the southwest OF
the northwest of tS-lj-1O, made no
barrels natural ut four foct In the
docp pay topped at 3,4t2 foct and
the wcll viii be allowed to produce
~ it stands for while, and be
drilled deeper later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

Special to Tho World
GRENOLA, kan, Nov. 1T.--There
has been renewed activity in the
Grcnola, Kan. oil fields since the
recent advances In crude. Opera
uOns of interest are:
Livingston and associates are drill.
Ing nj 400 feet and expect To get
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
DcConran Completes Big
Wen in burbank Pool

The Dcyonian OH companya No.
2, In the southeast OF tho southwest
OF 1866, burbank pool. Is produc-
ing around 500 barrels daily after a
small shot la the 2,s7s TO 2.925-foot
BmrhhnIS ahnd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Another 5,0O0-BGrrei Well
for Humphreys

The Humphreys Mexih oil com
pany yesterday completed a 5000
barrel producer In It's No, > Rog
STs, three locations west OF its
No. J, tu the south end OF the MeNin
pool
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

Tho Wilcox OH A. Gas co. has q
1000 000-foot Ensser I'm the top Of
the butcher sand. found at approx
mately $500 feet, In No. 2 Bruner
Ia the northwest corner of the
northwest Of lS-lG-lO. Their No .
Bruner is drilling At 275 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
With the Oil Men

Barney Horrgan. who has been
down In the Duncan field. where he
has been operating very successful
ly. still takes day off now and
then to have % little FUN. as the fol-
lowing viii show: Jack Grimes
was driving homo from Kansas
city. and stopped at the little town
known as Ness City lie parked
and walked UP 70 a restaurant Tor
a bite TO eat. and found the entire
population OF that small city assem-
bled in this restaurant. CrOwding
farther in, he observed the center
OF attraction TO be Barney Horrigan,
popular wherever oil Is found for
his cleveruess and wit Barney had
- very little dog at the end of a
very big chain, and was telling the
pcpulace that the dog was tho most
wonderful canine known to history;
that its intelligence equalled that OF
the average human. But this won
dcrflN dog only performed every 80
minutes, Barney seriously explained.
IL would perform It's marvellous feats
for five mirutcs and then wait So
minutes before It began over again.
The Kansas small town folk were
patiently waiting for 35 minutes to
elapse to sec the Tulsa dog do its
stunts. just al this point. Crime,
entered the restaurant and he and
Barney began to discuss the dog
The conversation grew hotter and
sharp words passed until It looked
as IL there might be gun play. At
this interesting climax It was noted
that there Was not a man lett in thu
restaurant, they were all out OF bull
let range. When Horrigan and
Grimes sat down at the table to
laugh at the gullibility OF people In
general outside the oil fraternity.
they had "A difficult time to get thr
bewildered waiter to bring them
something to eat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

For sale--40-acre and SO-acre
lease, close In To big production; I;
offset well now starting drilling TO
Wilcox sand. Bcggs district 1911.
Attractive terms. owner. 943 Ken
hedy building. Usage S059.---Ad-
Nortisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
GBpsy's Lyons Pool Wen
Makes Fine Response 10 Shot

Tho Gypay OH company'a test IN
the southwest of the northeast 81
26-ll-l1, Lyous pool, is flowing at
the ratio of fD0 barrels per day, the
rcAuIi " d 6O-nmnrl shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

Write for samples of our well
logs and scout reports =. very com
plete line carried Ia stock. we
make immediate shipment. Mid
West Printing company, 4eO south
Boston. Usage 5S16.--AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
OIL AND GAS

Salesman wanted by oil producer
% Interest clients In offset acreage
and drilling wells. Excellent con-
nection provided you can deliver
the goods. Address 6SlM. World
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

For sale 49, Acreage in Roger.
country. proven territory; shailn,,
field; blocks from Two TO 500 acres,
Box 451. Phone Cedar ll5A.-Aavt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

Fifty beautiful picture frames
given away at opening of sale at
Diamond shop. Sale opens 1870
today.--Advertisem
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

the pay sand the first ot next week.
on their Ferguson farm test north
west Of Gronola. This well is n
short distance from the Ferguson &
Ciaymans $4,000, ,O0O-foot gasser and
the 10000. .0OO-fOOt gas well belong,
ing 90 the Minnehoma.
Claymans e. Ferguson have made
two more locations near their we'll.
Two new rigs are beng move 4
into the Bush field north Uf Grrruia
20 offset the big well On t1e Hyde
farm recently completed
DIETRICH ~ hauling rig timberB for
test on the Soypherc farm IN 2S.
30.g. and the Producers 4 Refinrrs
corp. are spudding In their Love
farm test In the southeast OF 26-3O-y.
II il said that since the National
Refining company has pulled ard
plugged their deep test: that conn
pany's Arbuckle No. and IAebcau
and also the LisinRaton's producer
on the Licbcau have more than
doubled their output of oil. Thcso
wells are one mile southwest Of
Grenola.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13
Leonie M. Marquis

Miss Lconie NJ. Marquis died at the
home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Louis S. Marquis. S Union street, al
o'clock. Monday morning, after an i'll
ness lasting seven months. Miss
Marquis was Il years, 10 months and
10 days of age.
She was vice president of :Iis
years graduating class at Waterville
High school. secretary Of the High
School Athletic Association. ana cap
tain of the girls basket ball team
Miss Marquis was a talented Elusi-
clan, being member of the CT oar at
st. Francis de Sales church, and an
excellent pianist.
Besides her parents. she leaves tne
following brothers and sisters. Oh
and Mrs. Napoleon Marquis, 81
George, Quebec; DR. and Mrs. Arthur
J. Marquis. Wausaukee, WisccLa,n;
Mr.. and Mrs. Florian Forth, Quebec,
Quebec; Joseph a. Marquis. Esq, L.
:. Consular service. Antwerp. d l.
GUM; Robert L. Marquis. L. S. iCga-
and Mrs. Arthur Poulin. Ithaca. y
Y, and Miss Antoinette Marquis
Louis s. Marquis Jr.. Miss Jeannette
Marquis, and Miss EVangeline' Mar
quis. Of this city.
Funeral services Will be held at St.
Francis de Sales church Thursday
morning at 8 0 clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13

sherman l.. Berry. whof or the past
few Years has run 4 newsstand on the
corner Of Common and Main streets.
has been holding a sale for the last
few days. Mr.. Berry has been forced
to vacate because Of the sale of the
building in which lis store is located
to Arl Wolman of Gardiner. With
the passing CT this establishment an
other Watcrville landmark and meet
inc place is gone. II was here that
travellers and local men COngregated
night after night 10 hear the news or
the day OF the city. Mr.. Berry has
been in the news business % years.
starting his first enterprise in 1898.
He was associated with his brother,
w. w. Berry, but this partnership
was dissolved some eight years ago.
His store is known TO many people IN
whose minds it will always be asso-
ciated with friendly meetings and
conversations. His news agency and
MAGAZINE business will be moved to
the store of his brother at 103 Main
street Mr. Berry is undecided as to
the future. but says that he intends
TO go into business again, if he can
find u suitable location.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13

The funeral services for George
Hubbard We're held Tuesday after
noon at his home in the northern pa rt
of Canaan where ne died suddenly
SUNDAY morning about $50 O'Clock.
Services were conducted by the Rev.
George Merriam, pastor of the Beth
any Baptist church The Canaan
Grange of which Mr. Hubbard was a
member held its service. Mr. Hub
bard was the son of Orrin and Abbie
j. WeekS) Hubbard and was born
and always lived on the farm where
he passed away. He is survived by
his wife and seven children Grace,
Ray. Floyd, Harold, Abhie and Ar
thur, who is baby. and two step
daughters. Anna and GLADYS Porter
Mr. Hubbard also leaves three broth :
ers. one being Frank Hubbard of the
Lakewood road and one sister Mrs
Albert BlaisdelI of Corinna. Mr.. Huh
bard was a farmer by occupation and
was man much respected in the
community where he had spent his
life time. He had many friends and
acquaintance. who will greatly re-
gret learning of his death and will
-sympathize with his wife and chill
dren in their loss.