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LEGAL, NOTICES.
HoF10E or MORTGAGE ro11cEd3-
U1E SALE d

Whereas, default has been made in
the terms, and conditions Of the mort
gage h~ereinafter described, in that the
interest and the 1920 taxes and upon
such defaults the (assignee Of mort
gagee) has declared and does hereby de-
due and payable as authorized BY this
mortgage. and by which the power Of
sale therein contained has become opera
Notice is hereby given that the GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered BY
r. +, Zehr and Jessie Zehr. his wifZ,
ais rtt q john to y. c asnay ,oeks sn ;n ssss.
petent person, m~ortgaKee. dated the Zbtn
day Of Sept. 1914. and filed for record
N the office Of the register Of deeds Of
North Dakota. on the 14th day Of Octo-
ber, 1914. and recorded in Book 12sTof
MortEaees at Page 2s2 (and assigned. By
said assignment Was dated NNS NOV. y, w nsie
and was nled for record insthe offiCa.Of
the register of deeds Of the Conrtys OF
Gra1S Forks sad and State Of Mort, nakotaa
seeorssd IN BOOK ok 1s e 81 ,f0 ,a-or asas;sa .a
Page 39s) will be foreclosed ~ ksaie III
inc In such; ,nort.,ase annd.
Of the court house IN the Citya0f Grand
Il a.i ';se' & s.e & f, :; S ss.. s, tSs fS.s . ssS ! s;
due upon such mortgage On the dsy 81
sale. The premises, described. in susJ:
m9rtSase and which viii be sold 10
isss situated in TIE su Gosn Gsrta ~ sn nrs ID
,isscr and State Of North Dakota. and
s. : sA E sstS IS sss; Is T. TN s, ~ 4. sa,ss
Murphy has paid theEls3O axes neairSt
81 81 ss i0Sy e dsssrsned premises In the sum
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#sH HHNl. u. E~ .t.U 10 BALE TEflE&ffS lFS.
Default having been made in the
terms Of the mortgaEe described below.
by reason of the failure of the mort
gaGors' to pay certain sums secured
saKee electing to, all sums secured by
said MORTGAGE are now declared due and
Now therefore,. notice is hereby given
cuted and delivered by David German
EaEors. to John G. McWilliams NOV de-
18th. 1918, and nied for record in the
office OF the resister Of deeds in and for
Grand Forks County, North Dakota on
Book II Il; u JPN Aor sna .hs s, Pace sssor rs in
Will be eforeclosed by a-ssale of the
premises in such mortgage and herein
after described, It the front door Of the
Grand FORKS. State Of in HSo, raa D SIua.y on on
the 31st day OF March. 1922. At the. hour,
Of 2 o'clock IN the afternoon Of that day
ease on the day Of sale. The premises
Viii b. sold to s.s satisfy ' tse .:am nnS sH w e.,
Gated in the County Of Grand Forks,
The southwest quarter, and the east
half Of Section o.; and the south half,
east auaItsr. and the Vest hall ~ ay' the
quarter e the northwest quarter Of
s Sea lon rs.t a M, the r. Rorths.st quarter,
ter. and the southeast qQafter Of the
township it, North Of af Ranss e & W M.s T.
Thers VIII. be due 81 such mortsaxe
Ss.idss tSe costs and disbSr.l %s ssts's y
D.s ssS 81; ss{s s;E e zEiis4,ss.sy. ,.,,.
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big nine" CONFERENCES
ORGANIZED AT St. PAUL MEET
MONDAY; FUNCTION lNE[ALL.
Y0ungster Is
Successful In
Making Slide

e
A good sized crowd out at LIN
coin Park ski slide Sunday after
noon was lucky enough to be there
at the time Ingvald johnson, the
nfne-year-od Grand Forks skier,
made his first successful jump
from the top of the S6-foot scat
fold. Not only did he mako it
once, but he went back and re-
peated. The boy will be one of
the main attractions. at the ski
tournament on Wednesday after
noon when he will sive an ex.
hibition jump.
Hundreds of Grand Forks pco-
pie who are lot particularly in
terested in the sport of skiing have
watched with interest the progress
of young johnson at the local slide
and have wondered when he would
make his first successful jump. The
fact that ne has made it and that
he will demonstrate it Wednesday
will nc doubt bring out many spec
tators to sec that feat alone.
The youngstcr has been working
faithfully for several weeks and
his successful efforts Sunday prob
ably establishes q Rational record
for a boy of his age..
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Seven Midwest Institutions
Sign A Tentative Agree
ment; Michigan Aggie.,
Marquette And South Da-
kota University Not In.

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 2G-A new
athletic conference was formed here
to-day by representatives of seven
jmid-western universities and colleges,
who invited three other institutions
ITO join the new circuit.
The North Central intercollegiate
Conference.-The IN. c. Twas the
name given the new association,
which will start .~functioning next fall
with the opening of the football sea-
son. r4s
Notifications Of today's tentative
agreement of organization" on the
part of athletic BOARDS of control or
faculties, will he necessary before the
agreement goes into effect. The
agreement was signed by:
college, Bookings; Fl. NJ. B%aldridge,
Creighton University, Omaha; NJ. J.
Gi1len, College of St. Thomas; S. e.
Borleske, North Dakota Agricultural
college, Fargo; Fl. NJ. Bell, Des
Moines Oowa) University; f. F.
Chandler, University of North Dakota,
Grand Forks, and J.. NJ. Saunderson.
MorniRgside College, Sioux City.
Invite Three More.
A resolution was adopted inviting
these schools to join the new confer
ence: Michigan A and M college,
Lansing: University of South Dakota,
VermiIlion, and Marquette University,
Milwaukee.
In a general way the rules Of the
conference will follow those in the
Big Ten and Missouri Valley groups.
with exceptions, including approval
of sunme baseball and freshman
participation in college games. The
IL Nv LD-L-I1 I'LL ---.A
a student to play baseball during
summer vacation, except with an or
sanfzed league club, the representa-
tives and faculties holding that "a
student should be permitted to earn
any money he could while on vac-
tion.'
Freshmen May Be Barred.
While first year men will be per-
mitted to play for at least the initial
year the conference is operative, the
meeting today went on record as IA
voring ultimately a rule barring them
from conference games. 1t was
agreed that a student to be eligible
for participation in any conference
passing work." in the equivalent of
three fourths of the total hours speci-
fed as the minimum for his course of
study, this proportion not to be leaa
than II hours a week.
On Percentage Basis.
Next football season the conference
championship will be determined on a
percentage basis, regardless of the
number Of, games a team has played,
but after that a team must play at
least four conference games in order
10 figure in the championship con-
sheraton.
1t was decided to hold a conference
rack meet May 81, at a place to be
selected from one of the following
schools: South Dakota State, Creigh-
ton. V, M~orningside and st. Thomas.
The next conference session will be
neld Immediately after the close of
The football season.
Fl. M. Baldridge of Creighton, was
made president of the conference; DR..
A. F. Schalk, of the North Dakota
Aggies, vice president, Inc c. A. West
of South Dakota State, who called tho
organization meeting, was made
tecretary.
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Forty Ski Jumpers To Take
Part In The Competition On
Lincoln Park Slide Tomorrow
LOCALS FINISH
~. MTHEM0NEY
She'll and Wolf Are Fifth In
Doubles Event At st.
Paul

st: Paul, Mimi, Feb. 90. Brick
OF St. Paul, with a score of SIS, won
the singles championship and prizes
Of $l10 in cash and a gold medal,
and B. Gilbertson and A. Peterson,
st Paul. captured, the doubles title
with 1881, in the International Bowl
ing Associations annual tournament
which closed here late today.
The local two man team won $3.50
IN cash and " gold medals.
Other prize winners in this event
included A. Collins n F. Kemn
Duluth, MINI. 1881, $145; E. Steis-
Ter and A. Murphy. Duluth. '1.sis.
$3.50: A. HOLES and II. Dzaillas. Nil.
waukee. Wis. 1885, 1920; G. Wolfe
S. She'll. Grand Forks, N. T..
l,2zs, $l10; II. Foster and T.. Morkea.
Minneapolis, 1927, 500; II. Morse
and G. vandertuuk, St. Paul. 1929.
500; A. Gustafson and r. Elholrn. ST.
Paul, 1875, $50; G. Huntsman aud
II. Moster, St. Paul. 1875, $50; G..
Moines, Iowa, 1915, $50. and s
Thoma and F. Thona, Chicaso. 1910
$40.
Other singles prize winners in
R: Ramsey. Kansas City, Mo-, s71,
$105; w. Herman, Chicago S;9.
800; R. Davis, Chicago, ss7, SIS; II.
Marino, Chicago, Ss4, $50; f. Micka.
Mihneapolis. $50, Ss5: H. Doran, So.
Joseph MO, 6ss. $50; L.. Patterson,
minneapolis. s5s, SIS; r. Elholm, st
Paul, 651, $40: J. Stachwitz. Winona
Mimi, 64s, SIS; c., Frost, Albert Lea
Mimi, SAT, $50; jacobson, lies
Moines, 64S, $55; c. McCauley. 81.
Paul, 645. $50. and, G. Herzog, Racine,
Wis, ga, $45. -
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DEFEATS APPELBY
in BILLIARD MATCH

Philadelphia, Feb. 2O.-Edouard
Roudtl Of France, tonight administer.
ed b first defeat to Edgar +. Apple.
By, New York, that the national
champion has suffered in the interna-
tonal 1S.7 balkllne amateur ,biIhard
tournament in progress here. the
Frenchman winning the match. ~ to
s12S, in IL innings.
tic for arst place with Percy IL. COT
Inns ux Chicago, each havtor won
three games and lost one.
Collins defeated .Doudill In the aft-
ernoon match, 800 to 1874, and viii
meet Appleby tomorrow afternoon in
the 0nal1game for the title. J
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SPORT BRIEFS

New York--Carl Tremaine, Cleve-
land bantaInweight. knocked our Har-
old Farese of jersey City.
New York.-Philip Douglas and
Jesse Barnes, pitchers Of the New
York Nationals, were placed on the
market.
st. Paul.-Athletic directors of
seven ~mid-western universities and
colleges agreed upon the formation Of
the north-central intercollegiate on
ference.
st. Paul. Brick of St. Paul won
the singles championship and B. Gil
bertson Inc A. Peterson of St. Paul
the doubles championship in the
International Bowling association
tournament.
New York.-Chariie White, Chi
ago lightweightt defeated Willie
Jackson Of New York.
Observation-Disclosures Roudil OF
France defeated Edgar T. lAppleby of
New York in their match Of 1872 balk
line amateur billiard tournament.
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LEGAL NOTICES
xoE1o1 or sAIn, or sr1CIAI

Notice 81 hereby given that by virtue
Of the Judgment and decree Of fore
closure, made, entered and docketed in
the district court Of the County Of
an action ia which JohngF. Harmon, is
plsintin. and Al. T~ruckenbrod, North
Js sias H. h4%s and 9 4hs 5y : is=Srp InmSet
c~ompatyIsa corporation. are defendants.
said efendants on the Esist day Of Janu-
esssatiea l ~ al by su Tho eisrk 90 81 sp count
Of S2id county and to me directed, 81
der date Of EIshE1.aZy 9, 1921. the under
9 sheriT Of Grand. Fork. County,
lic auction At the front door Of the
court house IN the City Of Grand Forks,
County Of Grand Forks, State Of North
z 81 ss,s On / ths ISL; mh dSy Of n:.sh,,i,;2
scrfbed IN ssid judgment and special
County Of Grand Forks State Of North
e H.1 81 e,s as ih' Z i; nh, d 1ss e 1ea 4l. ssasts 49, e.
scrfbed "a. said Judgment and special
%sxscltion. which is~as.situated in the
dse ] fSss S e the sou.hwsst
Yifl, TYSnship one Hussrsd nfty-two
(1t3), Range E1fty-On1 I(E1), Or 80 much
thsreeI - nay be n~ecessary to satisfy
81; = 1Sss1 s..a,, sn 1sn os 20 DID,. s.sd IS; IS:
from the 5isf DAY Of JandaFy, 1874. q
rate cf ~ per aa.niIn.
Dated se' Fser.srE l sl.v4pr
ss'''f: 3 .s' 90: I'll ! z4 I sD.
1s alssss.9: s. sY gss'ss.z!
CHAraJdI NJ. 5-1is3i.il: Aaxchsl 1875
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }
i,
)SS,
County of Grand Forks.

county OF Grand FOrRS. ~ r
In County Court
In the matter Of the estate, Of Peter J..
Haugen deceased: ~
On reading and filing the petition Of
Caroline Haugen, administratrix of the
estate Of Peter J. Haugen. deceased.
she. has fully administered said estate,
and praying that a time and place be
a1ca for examining n allowing the &C.
count of her Observation-Disclosures for the
assignment of the residue of saiG estate
to heirs: n
It is ordered, that said account be ex-
amined, and petition heard, by the Judge
Of this court on Saturday, the 18th LAY
Of March, A., D. 1922. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, at Grand Forks in said county.
And it is further ordered. that notice
hereof be given to all persons interested,
by publishing a copy of this order or a
citation for four successive weeks prior
to- a ay Of hearing, in the Grand
Forks. Herald. q daily newspaper print
cd and published at Grand Forks in said
county.
Dated at Grand Forks, N. d.. this 4th
day Of February, A. D. 1929,
BY the Court,
COURT SEAL) i.
l.. K. HASSELL.
Judge of County Court.
(Herald Feb 7-14-21-28.) ~
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And after saying, that Squire Ebbets
announced that not every member of
his team Is dissatisfied. He has strned
a lot Of players 8 far. Tho latest to
come into the fold are Sam, ,(Lam)
Post, Roy sGordtnier and Clarence
Brown. The last named is a right
handed pitcher who was obtained
from the Ludington club Of the Cen
trail league. s
Walter. Ruether can go back to the
q II he can make a satisfactory
trade for himself. The Robins win
not sell him, but will let him 70 in .
trade. The material Dutch q scrape
up In exchange for himself must Rtis-
X Manager Robbie. 80,
Al, Mamaux is going to make the
trip to the Brooklyn training camp
by boat. AL is not a very good sailor,
and. besides, may be wearing a set Of
false teeth when he steps on the ship.
He may have quite an eventful trip.
Iris Speaker Is still in a class by
himself. He is one who does not con
cede the American League pennant to
the Yankees.
Lew Malone, one Of the Robin In
fielders, has been reinstated by Judge
Landis. Malone's war record helped
to get him back in the good graces Of
organized baseball
Malone does not know il he will 20
south at the Brooklyns' expense az the
team .is overloaded with %infielders.
Manager Robinson, who will tell the
young members Of the Robins how
baseball should be played, will not
come here for the meeting next week,
Robbie Is on a hunting trip.
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STOPPED I'M sECOND

Detroit, Feb. 2O.-Jack Clifford Of
St Paul. was too much for Joe Burke,
heavyweight champion of Michigan,
and their bout, scheduled for ten
rounds, was, stopped tonight in the
second round after Burke had been
floored five times.
Lyle Groves of st. Paul, fought ten
fast rounds with. Bert Palmer of Toll
edo. Groves won the newspaper YER
dict by a small margin. They are
bantams,,
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BOWLING

The Henry Motor team won two GU
OF three games from the Robinson
company Monday evening in the bowl
ing Of the Ladies' league. Nash
Bros. won two from the johnson five
and Herald took three straight from
the Wilde team.
The Scorea: ~.
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p D~IsoUAILFTEs.

Philadelphia. Feb. 2o.-Rilly Miske,
st. Paul heavyweight, won his bout
tonight from Captain Bob Roper. Chi
caEo. on a foul. Roper was disquali-
fled by the referee and sent from the
ring at the end of the sixth round.
Tho match was for eight rounds.
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TWELVE ENTRIES.

The Pas, Man.. Feb, 20.-Twelve
entries, all from Northern Manitoba,
have been entered tonight for the 200
mile The Pas dog derby, which will
be held on February 20, for a purse
Of $4,000. Outside entries are ex-
pected but none have been received
by the secretary.
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SCHMIDT sTIIL HOLDOJw

Mod este, Cal, Feb. 20.-Walter
Schmidt, catcher for the Pittsburgh
National league team still is in Mo-
desto, despite orders to report to Hot
Springs. Ark, for spring training. II
is reported that Schmidt Is demanding
$4,000 for this seasons work.
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HERMAN WINS.

New Orleans. Feb. 20.-Pefe Her
man of New Orleans, former bantam
weight champion Of the world. scored
a technical knockout yer Babe Ash
er of st. Louis, in the seventh round
of a scheduled ~15-round bout tonight.
Herman sent Asher to the canvas
in the fifth and sixth rounds, the bell
coming to his rescue on each occa-
sion. Asher weighed 121 IL and
Herman / a. -. :
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Mtlwaukee, ssFeb. 2e.-Ted jamie
o n Bob MONA, Milwaukee Nxht
,heayywetghts, tonight boxed ten.
rounds TO- draw. according 70 sever
Q neWSpapAre critics. 0pWo sthonSht
sJaAAsnen easned A1AhalA
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ITLINT ARE WNNrps

Urbana, Ill, Feb. 20.-The Univers-
ity Of Illinois defeated Ohio State, Al
to 20. in a Western Conference
basketball game here tonight. Cap
tain Chuck Carney Of Illinois, scored
ten field goals and 23 points.
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MARRIEn

New York, Feb. 2o.-walter j.
rabbit" Meanwhile, 80, shortstop of
the Pittsburgh Nationals, was mar
ried today to Miss Lena Marion Cody,
81. Both CAV their" residence as
Springfield, Mass.
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TRADE ~ANNOUNCED

Cleveland. Feb. 20.-Pitcher Bob
Clark has been traded by the rCleve-
land American. league baseball club
to Milwaukee Of the American asso-
citation, for David Keefe, it was an
nounced tonight. Keefe, also a
pitcher, was with the philadelphia
Athletics in 1920 and 1921. Clark
was recalled from the Columbus AS
ISOLATION team last season.
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DRAKE DRUG STORE ROBBED
Drake, N. D.; 20.-The Blakey'
Drug store was broken into and
robbed of a small quantity Of candy
and two watches.
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BIG TEN

Chicago, Feb. 21.-The standing in
the big ten conference basketball race
following the games last night fol-
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CORNELL EASY

Northfeld, Mimi. Feb. 2o.-In a
game featured by the defensive play
ing on the part of the winning team,
Carleton basketball team over
whelmed the invaders from Cornell
college here tonight, IS to II.
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TAKE CHAMPIONsHIP

Eveleth, Mimi, Feb. 2o.-Eveleth
clinched the championship of Group
MO- ), United States amateur hockey
league, by defeating Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich, here tonight, three to two.
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NORTHWESTERN WINS SECOND

Chicago, Feb. 20. - Northwestern
University won its second basketball
game Of the. a tonight when it
defeated the University of Minnesota
81 to 9, in a western conference game.
Northwestern's defense. was 30 tight
that Minnesota was able to score only
three field goals. -
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nAnpEII6T1ER cons.

IondOn. Fab. 3e.-Ktd8 (Tsdy Lew.
match. with Gsortes Carpenter.
French champion. tosbe held At the
OLYMPIA on MAy ~.
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PhilaAAspMa-Billy Niske. 81. PAIL
heayyWSight. won hia bout tom Can.
$3.50 4nsr.4Ch3caGe.sA.A.1pa
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PORTLAND;HANDS
LEGION QUINTET.
DEFEAT Is TO IS
(Herald special Service,

(Herald Special. Service.)
Portland, N. D., Feb. 2O.-The Port
resenting the Grand Forks. Legion
Saturday night on the local floor by
the score of % to 13. Although
Portland held the lead from the be-
ginning and were never in danger, the
game was fast and i~nterestinf., War
field was the only outstanding star,
besides casins five baskets he played
a wonderful floor. game. A return
game will be played at Grand Forks
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CURLING
rhere were. no matches GUIDED Mon

There were no matches curled Mon
day evening by the members of the
Caledonian Curling club. ]. G. Shep-
pard stated. Monday that it seemed
to fall OF every year following the
bonsptel. Practically all of the
matches for the Dacotah Hotel cup
and the Winnipeg cup are yetyto be
played and Mr.. Sheppard said that
he would make an effort to get the
two events run of as soon as possible.
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.Sumn1afy: Field goals-Wfper 2;
T~orwaldson I; Cook Il; johnson 2;
Ulland S: Warfeld S; Grinde 2; Erick-
son i. %, :.
Free throws-Grinde 2 out of S;
Wiper 1 out Of 8: Cook 0 out Of g..
observation-disclosures for Sinclair;
Stein for Tcrwaldson.
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Herald Want Ads Bring
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McINTYREk BURTNHeS, Il -
AttorDoyel for P1GintiR,
Grand E0fks,aN e.
HArAJd1 Nh. J-11.1i.5I. Naxch.l1 1saz.
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NOTICE or 1o1raAaE ro1EcLos-
f, III. ' URH 0AI.E Est - -

" NO q -. Z. K. =
Judge of County Court.
(Herald Feb 7~-14-21-28.)
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Malone does not know il he will 70
south at the Brooklyns' expense as the
team Is overloaded with infielders.
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HORACE G.&wEBSTm, -
Attorney for the M0rtgagee. -!
(Herald Feb. 21-28: March 7-14-21-2s.)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
TcdpOt Dome Mammoth
oil Plans

CASPER Declaring that himself
rud associates had nothing TO fcnr
from COuETrEuOual mycstIgafion
Into the manner of tho letting Of the
contract between the department OF
the interior ana the Mammoth Ol
company Harry j.. Sinclair I'm an
iuierviow here late today stated that
tho new company was prepared 10
cnrry out the terms OF tho contract
10 tho letter. stated plans Of the
company contingent on discovery
OF oil In sufficient quantities on the
teapot contemplated building Of n
railroad 10 salt Creek, the building
ot major refinery al Casper. and
tho laying OF an S and IO.inch ino
from salt Creek 10 tic into hls main
I'm" ni kan9as C#y. Stated that
engineers were already making pre-
lmiuaiy surveys for pipeline aud
railroad, thar material had been
ordered for starting OF 90 dclls inn
mediatcly nt Teapot and that same
would bo drilling as soon as material
could bo placed on the ground lie
said he believed such a trunk line
would provide wider market for
Wyoming crude and place II on a
parity with Continent crude ns
10 prices, all Of which he thought
would be 20 lasting advantage Of
producers in the Rocky Mountain
states. oil Weekly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
KEMP ESTATE TO
IMMEDIATE HEIRS
Will of Dead Oil Man Is
Filed in County
Court Here

Most OF the 100000 estate OF
the lat. ". Rogers Kemp, oil man
and philanthropist will go TO the
Immediate family, according to the
last will made by Kemp. A petition
was filed last Saturday in county
court asking that the will be pro-
bated
County Judge Il. I. j. Holt ap-
POINTED the Exchange Trust COM
pany as special administrators. The
company was named in the will as
executor. The trust company Will
manage the affairs OF the estate un-
I'll the probate hearing which has
been set for June 30 before Judge
Holt.
While the exact amount OF the es-
tate is not known Kemp's friends
and business associates believe that
It will be about s2,O00,000. Officials
o. the trust company are engaged
I'm making an inventory OF the es-
tate and will have Its exact value
at the probate hearing. Besides the
estate, which is comprised OF extern
sive oil holdings throughout the
mid-continent field. Kemp left life
insurance OF 100000. Part OF this
Is payable directly to his wife,