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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
PREPARE TO DEEPEN
TO 37OO-F0OT LEVEl.

One of the most interestings test
drilled in thel ocal areas since the be-
ginning of the year will soon be under
way bv the Jones Brothers Drilling
Company on the billiard farm, in the
northeast of the southeast of the SOUTH
yesr of the northwest quarter OF sec
ton 2T-4s-2w, where an old hole, started
more than one and one-half years db0
by the Parr Petroleum Company mas
been taken over and will be deepened
TO at least 1900 feet, if necessary IN
search of the deep pay found IN the
Haskell ct al test in section 5o-4s'-W'
The total depth OF the hole on Whlch
operations will be resumed is 2tlO lee'
in sandy shale. During lis drlllihs' II
encountered only one showing OF on
in n 6O.foot sand topped at 1858 leet'
which was estimated by the operators
as good for about ten barrels Rotary
tools. which are now being moved 10
the location, will be used during deep
ening operations The location Is
slightly more than one-eghth of a lnlie
south of production in the Hewitt
field, and is in the midst of several
abandoned tests, none Of which We're
drilled deep enough TO encounter the
Haskell sand. 1t is about one ana
one-half miles northwest Of the Haskell
well, and will prove a large area II II
finds the deep pay
Operators in the local fields have
been looking forward to another test
which would he drilled to the 37OO-foot
level since the finding Of the sand IN
the Haskell well. with the belief that n
big producer might result at the same
depth on another location. 1t will be
remembered that the Haskell well,
which is located in the center Of the
southwest Of the southeast of the
northwest quarter of section 35-4s-2w
On the Tubbi farm. encountered Sc
ries of very rich oil bearing stratas
between 1920 and 1850 feet, but had
very little gas pressure and would not
flow. 1t was put on the pump, and Its
production is reported as ranging
around 100 barrels daily. producing oil
of about 95 gravity. 1t is the deepest
producing we'll in southern Oklahoma
and according to its operators will be
drilled still deeper as soon as market
conditions improve, and special-madC
casing Is secured necessary for the
deeper operations.
It is interesting to note that Jones
Brothers also drilled the Haskell well
and their familiarity with the forma
tions will enable them to drill the test
in section 81 in a very thorough man
ner. Jones Brothers own 60 acres il
the vicinity OF their latest venture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04

for removing dirt, laying the base. or
putting on the brick, and that the
contractor. after complying with all
this, should be paid for actual WORK
performed.
The court further stated that there
was but one way to determine now
much this work was, and that was py
figures made by the city engineer ana
upon that contention he would base MS
decision.
City Manager Dyer stated Tuesday al
ternoon that he hoped this would DE
the end of the paving controversy that
property owners must be convinced py
this time that the only way paving can
progress is by cooperation, and ex'
pressed n desire to see work expand
until every street in the city was paw
ed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
AMERADA-GARDNER L
HAS 1O-BARREL SHOW

A showing of oil estimated as good
for ten barrels was drilled through in
a sandy lime formation at 1973-Sl feet
in the Amerada Petroleum company's
No. on the Gardner farm, in the north
west of the northeast quarter of sec
ton %. 5s.1e east offset TO the Amera-
da .Criner No ] 1ne well is now drilling
I'm blue shale at 1896 feet.
Amerada Petroleum company's No. /
on The j. Is. CHAMPION farm in the
southwest of the southeast Of the north
east Of the southwest quarter of sec
ton 20, 5s-le, west of production, is
drilling in blue shale at 2O0O feet
Two new wells are under way on In.
side locations in The AmeIada pool. They
are Amerada company'S No. IL on the
Sammy Baptistc farm, in the south
east quarter of section 20. 5s-le, drill
ing at 220 feet, and Amerada company
No. on the Madeline Farve farm i'll
the southeast of the southwest of the
northeast quarter of section 20, 5s-le
rigging up.
Amerada petroleum company's No
on the Madeline Farve farm in the
southwest Of the northeast of tho north
west OF the southeast quarter of sec
ton 20. js-1e is drilling in shale at
900 feet.
Iowa Oil and Refining company is
drilling at $50 feet in its No. 1 on the
Watkins farm. in The northwest of th'
southeast of the northeast quarter o
section %, 5s-le, south offset to tn
Amerada- Baptiste No. l.
Amerada Petroleum companys wild
cat on the Sukei simpson farm in I'M
center Of the northeast of the south
west quarter of section "a, 5sIc, TIVE
miles southeast Of production, is drill
ing in shale at $50 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
South Comanehe Test
TO Set s-Inch Casing

According to reports from the field.
the Hagvrllns llolorook Bceman teet on
the headrick farm. In the southwest of
the northwest quarter OF section gf.Sc.
Sw, ten miles south VI the Conanche
pool Tsp repairing to set the SA.inch
easing on sand showing gas below
1850 feet. The report states that thg
well during its drilling passed through
O. s.fuoi ras sand at 5ss feet. a broken
"a sand NJ sii feet. and "A s.foot broken
rns sand at ig50 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
Fire Prevention
Week Observed in
Ardmore Schools

Fire prevention week is being observ'
ed in Ardmore schools by lectures, fire
drills and instructions in first aid and
emergency work, Supt, c. w. Richards
said Wednesday. All teachers have been
instructed to make talks to the stu
dents at least tv:ce during the week
to give fire drill twice and TO ring in 4
false fire alarm at the school.
Literature from national underwrit
ers as TO the cause and nature of fires
has been placed in the hands of every
teacher.
During the fire drill last year, one OF
the ward schools was emptied in 81
seconds without confusion. All schools
made good records in the tests, Mr.
| Richards said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
Arkansas Gusher
Holds Production

Reports from Arkansas st;t'e Fa'
the Simms Oil Company's well on me
Murphy farm, in section 2S-15-l5, QUA
chita county, Arkansas. which made
initial production of 5000 barrels from
sand at 2041 feet, is holding up well.
Due to lack of sufficient tankage' the
well was pinched in and flowed 200
barrels daily. Until pipe line is com
pleted, the oil will be shipped in tank
cars to Il loading rack at Smackovcr
The same company's No. l on the
Reynolds farm, in section 3S15-15. IS
making 70 1000, 600 feet OF gas from 1857
feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
Recent Compilations
in Duncan District

Jones ct al No. l on the Surtax farm
in the southwest OF the northeast quar-
ter OF section l4.1n.sw. has been aban'
doned at a total depth of 1867 feet.
Waldeman ct al No. on the Brown
farm. in the northwest of the northeast
quarter OF section 23.1n-9w, is making
100000 feet OF gas in sand at 1875
81 feet.
Magnolia Petroleum Companys No.
I on the Thomas farm, in the southeast
of the southeast quarter OF section %
ln-sw. is good for ten barrels from
sand at 2O9s.212O feet.
Carter OIL Company's No, ( on the
Harding farm. in the southwest of the
northwest quarter OF section S0-ln.sW
Is good FOR 20 barrels in sand at 1895
200j feet.
Magnolia Petroleum Company's No
10 ON the Cook farm, in the southwest
quarter Of section 30-ln.Sw. IL produc
ug 60 barrels from sand at 2937.4!
feet.
Magnolia Petroleum Company's No
on the Funk farm in the southeast o
IN" nogthWesf quarter OF section 3O.ln
Sw, is producing 20 barrels from sane
at l99C2O07 feet.
Petroleum Producers No. on IN,
Cook farm. In the northwest OF th'
southeast quarter OF section 3O.in.sw
Is making 100000 feet Of gus from
sand at 2ise.5i feet.
Roxana Petroleum Company's No.
on the Burns farm, In the southwes
OF tho southeast quarter OF section 50
in.sw, IS good Tor l65 barrels from
sand at 2O7s.s0 feet.
Collne Oh Companys No on III
Boyner farm, In the northeast OF III
southeast quarter Of section 9i.in.sw
IS a 1000 OOO.toot gasser ia sand a
2l94.2eg0 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
Burbank Producing
Area Is Extended

The producing area of the Eurnanit
rool was extended one location to the
north by the bringing in of another
gusher by the Gypsy Oil Company In
lis No. s in the southeast quarter Of
section 1926. which topped sand at
29O5 feet. and with the drill a. feet in,
started off between 1000 and 5000 bar
res.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
Msgnolia-Fox Well
Drilling Gas Sand

Magnolia Petroleum Company hss
topped SAND showing gas at lg55 feet
in its No. 6 on the Hetnor.Ninls farm.
ir the center OF the northeast of the
southwest OF the northeast quarter VI
section 2i.2s.3w, Fox district. aud IL
drilling In.
Reports from the field state that the
g. r. Smith 40. Zee Ia the southwest
~ the northeast OF the northeast quar-.
ter OF section 27.2s.Sw. has reached the
top Of the oil sand at approximately
sios feet. and with the drill 20 feet IN
Is flowing about ~ barrels
Johnson No. . Zee. in the northeast
og the northeast II the northwest quar-.
ter ot section 25.2s.sw. south offset "a
The Fmnkln.Carpsnter NJ. /. .s drill
ing at 1000 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
Ma gnolia Bennett 2
Flows III Barrels

Magnolia Petroleum Company No.
> on the j. +. Bennett farm, i'm the
north half Of the southwest of the
northeast quarter of section 3l.2s-2w,
Graham field, flowed III barrels Tues
day from the sand at 25lS-52 feet. The
well had been swabbing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
Drilling Resumed
Deem Bayou lest

Drilling has been resumed by j. b
Schermerhorn on his No. l on the Tubb
farm, in the northeast OF the southwest
Of the southeast quarter OF section 26
4s-2w. Bayou district with the tota
depth Of the hole in hard shale at SO4t
feet. This well is one.eighth of a mile
north OF the Humble OH and Refining
Company's No. 7 on the G.ll farm, in
the southwest of the southeast of the
southeast quarter Of section 2e-4s-2w
which made initial production Of 2bS
barrels from sand at 2925-6O feet. The
Schermerhorn well has thus far missed
this pay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
POLICE CHIEF FILES
REPORT WITH CITY

The following report has been filed
by the chief of police with the city man
ager covering activity of the department
for the month of September. Arrests
made 292. convictions secured, 1856. Dis.
missed, l07, amount collected from fines
and forfeitures Of bonds s779. Amount
imposed by commitments sos. Col
lected on commitments, $60l. collected
by the department. 81 $50. Amount re
ceiyed from fees $62. Total 81 t0l2,cO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
MINISTER CAPTURES
EXHAUSTED HERON

CINCINNATI, ohio.-A huge oiue
heron. winging solitary fhght' ''o''
ands Of miles from his tropical nome
stonped to rest in Cincinnati recently
and now has a permanent home IN the
local ZOO. Pinion- sore and weary the
exbausted traveller dropped into the
ward of the Rev. I. G. Aroburst' pss,oi
of the North College Hill eMthodis'
church, and was turned over TO 'he Hoo
by him. The bird has been named Ma,
garet. in honor of the minister i''ue
daughter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
Gypsy Acquires
Montana Acreage

According TO the New York Times
the Gypsy Oil Company has taken over
200 900 acres near Shelby, in the sun
burstf leld in northern Montana. Pay
rlent has been made part in cash while
the balance viii be RENTED in oil as
Il is produced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
l-wenty-Six Killed

CONsTANTINOPLE. Twenty-six
Turkish irregulars, including one Of
Ger, were killed by the Greek forces
In the Turkish invasion Of the Chatal-
], neutral zone yesterday. according 10
4 communiQue issued by the Greek COM
;na nder in chief. General Polyfnenakos.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
dyer BELIEVES
DECISION Will
END CONTENTION
Jduge Logsden Denies Injunc-
tion Against City By Tom
Carter ct al in Paving
Matter.

That the decision of Judge Logsdon
in denying the injunction against the
city of Ardmore sought by Tom Carter
and other property owners on Twelfth
avenue northwest, will put an end 10
paving contract controversies, is the
belief of City Manager Dyer, who stat
ed however he believed that property
owners IL they were dissatisfied with
the ruling of the court and desired 10
carry the case further. could do so by
more litigation, but that would not pre-
vent the city clerk from certifying the
delinquent assessments to the county
treasurer for collection, as per schedule
contained in appraisement made under
the final estimate Of the city engineer
ON all jobs now pending in this contro
versy.
Differ on Contract
Property owners contend that A. l.
Cook, the contractor, should be paid th'
lump sum of his bid on all these JOBS
while the contractor asked that he b,
paid for actual work performed accord
| ing to the final estimate of the cit,
engineer to which the owners domurre,
and took the matter Into court
The matter which has been pendinl
for several weeks covers the pavinl
jobs of West Broadway, E street, north
west, and Twelfth avenue, northwest.
The contention OF all these Jobs ha
been that the contractor sought to co
lect more than the lump sum bid of tn
contracts. based upon final estimate
submitted by the city engineer. How
ever, the contractor came back with
statement showing that he collecte
less than his contract bid on Sevent
avenue, Stanley boulevard and c street
northwest, and basing his contentio
upon this statement thought the rul
should apply both ways.
Court Sus.a"s City
The court in reviewing the evidenc
stated that the contract in his oplnio
was based upon the unit plnn, tha
none OF the figures had been raise
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
WITH THE OIL MEN

W. q. Talbot and w. c. Clark, have
arrived in Ardmore and are now at
tached to the geological staff of the
Roxana Petroleum company in the To-
cal territory. Mr.. Talbot was formerly
with the Amerada Petroleum company
at Tulsa and Mr.. Clallr was in the em-
ploy of the Arkansas Natural Gas COM
pany at Okmulgee.
J. G.. Bartram, district geoloGist with
the Roxana Petroleum company, has
returned from a three-weeks vacation
to Colorado.
A. G.. Fell of St. Louis, is here ON a
business visit. Mr.. Fell is a brother
to II. b. Fell and Dan Fell, both OF
Ardmore.
The power of the members of Ard
more's oil fraternity is farreaching ac-
cording to several local citizens wht
returned from oklahoma City to Ara
more. They state that Harold Wallace
held Santa Fe train at the Oklahom'
City station for seven minutes whit
the grips Of Senator Harreld weT- be
ing brought from hotel 10 the tram.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04

The leaves of the Madras water lilies
will readily support the weight Vi
child
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04

The fresh water spider lives un'
der the water, but doesn't get wet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04

LOOSE WHEELS rictTENtD
Wort Guaranteed. 81 % Each
Your Auto Repair Work solicited.
MIL STREET GARAGE
Rear ArimOreite Building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
CALL FOR REPUBLIC
IN SOUTH AFRICA
Striking Mine Workers Pass Resolu-
tion. There Is Considerable
Disorder.

London. Feb G. tBy the Associated
Press striking South African mine
workers. meeting Sunday. passed a
resolution asking members Of Parlia-
ment now in Pretoria to proclaim a
PROVISIONAL government and declare q
republic. according 70 dispatches to-day.
10 the Exchange Telegraph company
and the Central News from johannes
burg. The resolution was passed ~ a
huge meeting amid Wild cheering.
Reuters Johannesburg correspond
rnt details disorders Several isolated
attempts have been made in the past
few davs 10 wreck railway lines and
concerted attack was made saturday
On the mine telephones which were
frustrated - the poiice-
A Pretoria dispatch states that
Premier Smuts. With r. s. Nalan. he
minister 81 minfs and Industries. is
~.uferrinr with feFutatiens of the in.
dn.frial fraerstiQn and the daimler n
uines IN sn attenrs 60 reeeh . sfttle-
nrst of fhf lahcr di-rlfe uhich has
ord M thf Ezrl gid nisinr district
81 ~ better farf q ths mcufh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
LEG BROKEN ON CHUTE
Jerome veronisi Was On Toboggan
Which Left the Path.

One fractured leg and a score Of
bruisings, scratchings and severe
shaking up was the toll OF the Trow
hill toboggan cliutes yesterday. As a
consequence. the chutes were closed
late in the afternoon and win not be
re-opened to the public until sufficient
snow has fallen to permit reconstrne-
ton.
Jerome yeronisi of II Cable street
suffered the fracture. He was taken TO
City hospital with his right leg broken,
In the afternoon, after the toboggan on
which he was riding had jumped the
side of one of the chutes and turned
over. Veronisi was sliding on the south
course. Where the chutes cross Nell
son street there are no banks and the
slidcrs must trust TO luck to enter the
slot on the other side. The toboggan
carrying Veronisi entered the chute on
the west side of Nelson street, but the
chute has been worn so wide
the toboggan slid and slowed, finally
lcaping the low bank Neronisi was said
to have put out his leg TO stop the to-
boggan and to prevent II from tipping.
He was taken to the hospital on the
toboggan by his friends, and the leg
was set.
The banks are worn so low they
were useless in guiding the toboggans
Az the toboggans left the chutes they
invariably turned over and the sliders
were thrown in every direction and
position Consequently few left the
hill without at least few bumps, and
one woman who did not make herself
known slid several feet on her face.
after the toboggan she was riding had
reeled out Of the chute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies Of the Chcadroman attention.
The regular meeting will be held at
Mrs. I. iC. More's February 5. Every
member please bring question for the
question box, also money for the sun
shine fund.
For the benefit OF income taxpayers,
the following assignment of agents has
been made: II. G. Ashley, Waterbury,
Feb. "a and p; II. G. Ashley, North
field. Feb. p and 2s; A. r. Johnston,
Montpelier. Feb. IS and ls. inclusive;
A. II. Johnston. Barre. Feb. 20 to March
Is. inclusive: W. NJ Kellehcr. Wells
River. Feb. IL. is and 20; Francis =.
Morrissey. Montpelier. Feb. p 20
March Is. inclusive; corporation spe-
cialist. Montpelier, Feb. Is and i6; cor
poration specialist. Barre. Feb. Il and
is: corporation specialist. Northheld,
March 3.
Or. II. L. Morin. well-known phy-
sician Of II. Albans. has experienced
the unique sensation Of sleeping with
s. 600 in his stomach and right here IN
Barre. According to Dr. Carl =. Rob
in-on Of TIE Miles block. Dr. MORN j.
afflicted with a cancer of the stomach
and came TO him for radium treatment
after he had been told BY the author
ities Of a Montreal hospital that his
case was beyond aid Dr. Robinson sid
he had Rad. recently. Of an experiment
made in Germany where q patient AZ
fieted in this manner uas allowed 60
swallow radium- He said be fastened
tube Containing some 5000 worth
of the powerful matter 70 a silk thread
and Dr. Norm swallowed H. holding
the end cf the thread in his teeth. IIe
then laid down and slept for hvs h0srrs-
Al The end @ that tire the tuhe Nas
rithfrau-n. Dr Hrhirson hes treated
ID. Noriu several timss CT ttis manncf
s.f f-sf-rs -. rzfirnf tas hcrtated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
Prominent N eW York k
Young Man Wanted in
Taylor Death Mystery
WAS SAID TO LOVE
MOVIE ACTRESS
Pink Night Robe Mysteri-
ously Taken From Tay-
lor's Apartment

Los Angeles, Cal Feb. 6.-Jealousy
has directed search for prominent
New York young man, formerly en-
gagged to one OF the stars Of filmdom IN
connection with shooting last Wednes-
day night OF William Desmond Taylor,
police and private detectives reported
to-day.
This suspect was reported to-day 70
have checked out Of hotel here on
the day OF the murder and left the city
the next af. .arnoon. He is believed to
have headed for San Diego and possibly
crossed the border into Mexico.
His name is withheld.
The actress to whom this suspect
was at one time engaged, according to
Investigators, was a close friend Of the
slain director.
Deputy shpritfs,. municipal detectives
and officials OF the motion picture com
pany BY which Taylor was employed,
gathered in tho dead directors apart
ment. again sorting over his letters
and documents after day and night
OF unusual activities.
Last night the word went forth that
All unnamed motion picture actor had
been taken TO the county jail for ques-
tioning as suspect and that his
connection with the case was consid-
cred so important that he had been
hustled from the motion picture "lot,
where he was nj work, with such speed
that he had not the time to remove
The makeup from his face.
AT the same time two other molten
picture employees. one q eamera ran,
also were taken TO jail as possible ma
terial witnesses.
sThc actor later was released, hnt with
instructions TO keep IN touch with the
officers. The men taken a. possible
material witnesses also were given
their freedom.
While these matters were develop.
ing. tales came to the police Of the
alleged possession by Taylor Of wom-
ems siiien lingerie, one piece of which,
a pink nightrobe. was reported missing
from his apartments since his body
was found. One witness was said 10
have stated, but not TO the police. that
this particular robe bore the embroid-
cred initials Of motion picture act
ress.
Close upon the heels Of these decla-
rations came the report that the po-
lice were searching for drug peddler
who. it was limited. had sought through
Taylor, to make delivery Of drugs 10
an actress. The initials of this actress
were said to be the same a. those on
the night robe reported missing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
SIX COMPLETE
TREATIES AND TWO
OTHERS AGREED TO
Fourteen Resolutions and Ten Declara-
tions Of National Policy Com
Prise the Work Of the
Conferences.

Washington. ID. C., Feb. 6 thy
the Associated Pressi.-SiN completed
treaties. two Others agreed to in sub
stance. fourteen resolutions and ten
separate or joint declarations Of ma
tional policy comprise the formal and
tangible contribution OF the arms con
ference negotiation. 70 history.
Bv the major agreements of the con
ference. the great powers puf a limit
on their naval strength in capital ships,
sbiure submarine warfare against con-
merce and use Of poison cas. give
China = rev bin 81 rights based On
territorial integrity and tie open door.
ana ses Nd 4 new international concard
10 preserve Pesoe in the Pacific. IN ad-
difinn Creat Britain deciarcs her intsu-
ton to restore We Hai-Wci 80 China
and Japan hsni- teek SAautung aai
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
{. /. HOOD. NATIVE
or CHELSEA, DEAD
Was Widely Knewn as Wholesaler Of
Proprietary Medicine and Promi-
nent in Buriness of Raising
Jersey Cattle.

Lowell Mass. Feb. 6.-ChsFles l..
Hood. widely known as wholesaler
OF proprietary medicines. and also
prominent in the business OF raising
Jersey cattle, died at his home in
Lowell yesterday, following brief
illness. He was born in Chelsea, VT.
Dee. n. ls45. and he came to Lowell
Nav 6. 1851. He was a member Of the
Boston Chamber Of Commerce; the
American Pharmaceutical association;
Proprietary Association of America;
National Wholesale Druggists associa-
ton; American Jersey Cattle clnb;
American Berkshire association.