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Main street, FL Centre Calf, Sat
urday, January 2sth. for consulta-
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-20

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Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-20

Eat More Oranges for health.
Tropical Fruit Co. 1243 w. Main.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-20

Sutherland of Fl Centro was the
only motorist to be tagged by the
traffic squad during the last "a
hours. Sutherland was handed a
ticket for "too much speed y by f.
r. Hunter on the Calexico highway.
He was charged with doing 80
relies an hour in the 40 mile zone.
The summons calls for appearance
before Judge Mayfield in answer
to the charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-20

Grapefruit Culls Tor sale $3.50
per sack. Packing House, CONNER
cial and N. Third. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-20

We Loan to Build, buy or refiu-
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-20

Vacation Time Oema1ds extra
money. Start saving now. $l.oa "t
,roro onens an account. No fires!
No foca' It pavs SO. lmnerial vet
lev Building & Loan ASS n. adv
Charged With Speeding f..
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-20

600 ana sa7ety. open an account
now. No fines! No fees Imperial
Valley Building & Loan ASS n. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-20

Grapefruit CulIs for sale $50
per sack. Packing House, CONNER
cial and y. Third. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-20

Barbara Wort. Hotel Club
Breakfast, 25c up. Mechants lunch
gOc; Table d hote dinner, $l.00.
adp
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
KEVIN LOSES to HAVRE
in SUNDAYS SCRAMBLE
Plenty of Errors Was Cause Of Ke-
vim Dropping Game to Havre;
SunburSf Plays Sunday

its usual playing strength on the
field last Sunday, having suffered the
loss Of four star players Next Sun
day the team will be considerably
bolstered by changes to be made, the
addition of playing material, and the
feturn Of the regulars, SO that when
next Sunday afternoon arrives and
the Oilmont team crosses bats with
the Cut Bank aggregation, the fans
will DE treated to real game Of bali
played by a far better team than w~s
on the field in competition with Sun
burst.
Remember next Sunday afternoon,
Oilmont plays the fast Cut Bank team
at the Oilmont ball park. Game
called at 2:SO
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
BEARDCLEE NO. 6
MAY BE PRODUCER

Completing the Beardslee No. s, the
latter part Of last week, in section
1O-86,2 west, was reported by Walter
Baker, field manager for the Boards
lee interests. Mr.. Baker states that
this well was drilled to depth OF
1865 feet, and was given up as being
entirely dry, to which effect he wired
Mr.. Beardslee who is in Minneapolis.
The next morning after the compile
tion, Mr.. Baker returned to the well
and discovered that the hole had
some OIL 1t was found on running
the bailer twice that about five hun.
dred feet of oil stood in the hole. Mr..
Baker has been swaIbbing the well
since, and is awaiting news from Mr..
Beardslee in regards to shooting the
well. which is more than likely will
be done.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
ACCENT RATE
ON CRUDE FROM
WYO. TO BUTTE

Helena, May 70. Approval of a
rate of 40 cents per hundred weight
on crude oil shipments over the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy and ether
railways between Osaage. Wyo.. and
Butte, was given by the interstate
commerce commission in an opinion
filed with the Montana railroad COM
mission Tuesday. The rate question
arose when the Russell Oil company
OF Butte appealed to the state body
and thence to the national commission
against rate Of 81 cents and asked
for 25-cent charge. The oil compa-
ny will receive refund Of $1,000
from the railroads on an oil shipment
as the difference between the old and
new rates.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
OHIO NEEDS MORE OIL TO
FILL IMPERIAL NEEDS so
BOOSTS PRICE TO GET u

A crying need for more oil to fu'
fill building contract is the reason
Ohio Oil company has twice increas-
ed the price of oil in Kevin Sunbursi
field during the present year.
An operator familiar with the stu
alton declares that the Ohio is behins
on its deliveries to Imperial Oil com
rany, Carter subsidiary, at Calgary
To make up the shortage, oil is today
being hauled from Wyoming 1t costs
s1.S0 in freight charges alone to hau
barrel Of crude from Wyoming to
Calgary. Cheap crude elsewhere
means nothing in this situation.
Accordingly, the Ohio can afford to
pay the higher price for Kevin-Sun
Eurst crude. One way to get more
crude is to offer more money for it
and make production alluring. Some
operators think that the price may
go to. 50 a barrel Montana Oil Jour
nal.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
TORPEDO coMPANY's CON-
soLIDATED AFTER JUNE

The Independent Torpedo coDpan,
and the Eastern Torpedo company
with head offices at Findlay, Ohio
are Incorporating the first Of June
under one management, and will
thenceforth be known as the IndeD
endent- Eastern. The new company
will form one OF the largest in the
United states, the only other at al
comparable with 1t being the Ameri
can Torpedo company.
Preliminary announcements state
that the merger is already complete
but the officers and offices have moi
yet been designated. This is expect
ed to take place June |. Both com
panies concerned have operated for
years in the Kevin-Sunburst oil field
and adjacent areas. w. M. Ramsey
Of the Eastern and c. r. Stalnaker OF
the Independent Torpedo COMPANY
are to be still retained here for duty.
Shelby Promoter.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
PLATT ISSUES NEW
NAP OF OIL FIELD

The very latest and most reliable
map of the Kevin-Sunburst field has
just been completed by Fred G. Platt
Of the Northern Oil Information Blu
reau, Shelby, This is subsurface
contour map, and similar to the map
issued last year with the exception
that new contours have been drawn
and all new gas and oil pipe lines Of
the Montana Cities Gas company are
shown, and also the lines of the
Treasure State company
For the oil field operator or in
vestor who wishes to at all times
have an authentic knowledge Of the
Kevin Sunburst field, this new map
is indispensable 1t is drawn by the
leading authority on the field, 4. 6.
Platt, who mas been identified VITA
the Northern Oil Information Bureau
for almost six years. The map is
s6x48 inches and contains, besides
the contour and location Of all wells
in the field, the different camps Of
the larger companies, towns, pine
lines. roads and railroads. The price
is SO for cloth, $3.50 for paper
Issues Other Maps
Mr. PIatt has also just recently
placed ON the market maps Of all
the other fields in this vicinity, in
cluding Pondera, Bannatyne, and the
Sweet Grass hills area. They are
very comprehensive maps and nomi
nal in price. The Sweet Grass hills
maps sell for $5 on paper and 81 on
cloth. The Pondera maps are priced
at 81 and SO Shelby Promoter.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
HoWELL-soUTH

A very quiet wedding took place
Monday evening at o'clock at the
Plains hotel The contracting par
ties were Miss Billie Howell and H.
D. South. The couple were attend
ed by Mrs. Lou Bush, the brides sis
ter, and Harry Wilbur acted as best
man. The ceremony was performed
BY Justice Arthur Furber The hotel
parlors was decorated for the occa-
sion, and only relatives and friends
were present.
The bride has made Kevin her
home for the past year, and is well
and favorably known. She has been
employed at the Montana Cafe as
waitress for the past several monsns.
The groom has been a resident 9f
KeYin for the past three months He
came to the city from Hamilton
where his relatives reside, and was
brought here by the Keyin baseball
club. to do the 'twirling' for this
season, and his work at this job has
been most pleasing and satisfactory.
Mr. and Mrs. South have taken up
their residence in the north part Of
the city, where they are new at home
to their many friends. The Review
Joins their many friends in extending
congratulations M
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
FIFTY-TWo ACTIVE RIGS
RESPOND TO oHIo's CALL
FOR MORE CRUDE At KEvIN

spurred by the greatest opportuni
ty for profitable production Of oil in
the history Of Montana, operators
large and small are this week pre-
pairing to push every available string
Of tools in Kevin,Sunburst.
Thirteen new wells we're started IN
the field during the past week. There
are today 50 active operations These
wells get the sand at around 1900 t.
cost from $500 to $500. turnkey con-
tracts, and take from nine to IA days
TO complete Seven cut Of ten will BE-
producers. That is the ratio Of pro
Gucers and dry holes Montana Oil
Journal
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

The Baker-BarnhiIl- Corey 4Bargel
No. s well in section 9-S4-1 west
came into production Monday morn
ing and flowed at the rate Of 10000
! barrels. This well flowed pure oil
fol several hours, then water appear
Ga. The oil came with such force that
lie drfllers did not have time to re-
Rove the tools When they pulled the
iocls short distance the gas pres
e threw them over the top Of the
derrick. A screw was twisted off tha
control head when the crew attempt
Cd to place it and get control OF the
oil, the oil shot over the crown block,
aid they were not successful in
shutting the control head
The officials of the company Of
cd $1,000 to an zone tc shut off
the flow, and two drillers accepted
the proposition and went into Shelby
/, procure apparatus. The we'll was
still flowing wild in the afternoon
and is estimated to be making 10000
Farre' S, Of which only 2O00 Is OIL
TIE roar OF the well can be heard
for mile. Oil is flowing down the
coulees into the reservoir that T ?.
Jones built to save oil when the
Baker No. / went wild.
This is the sixeh we'll drilled by
this company, of which aSmilirs
Joe,' Baker is the head. The No. !
well, came in as water well AMI
was pumped for several months and
at that time produced Gil This well
went wild several times, producing
as much as $4,000 barrels of oil. In
the month Of February, this wei
produced betted than $4,000 barrels
Of oil. Then in March, the well
ste tied flowing '.cut Gil" and was
shut down and used for its gas. The
No. q well was dry The No. 3, came
in with oil but at such pressure
that it smashed the oil saver and
then turned into water well,
throwing water over the crown
blcck every is minutes. This well
IS now being used for its gas also.
The No. well came in with Y
barrels day production. The No Z
came in a little over week ago ass
dry hole. The rig was then skiddea
to the present location, which is an
offset to the east Of the Baker No
we'll
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

The Havre baseball aggregation
was entertained on the local diamond
Sunday by stiff gale Of wind and
numerous auto horns. The team
came here to cross bats with the
Keyin nine, and it did, taking home
a IA to 8 score.
The grandstand and bleechers were
not overly crowded, but there was a
vast array of automobiles parked all
arounN the outskirts, and their horns
footed repeatedly for Kevin but no
use The Havre boys had our num-
ber, and what they didn't have was
booted to them by Kevin. Kevin has
some nifty individual players, but is
sadly lacking in team work Manag
er Jones has the earmarks of ball
team, but it needs fixing in many
places. South is a good hurler, but
hurler cant concentrate upon 4
wedding ring and baseball at one
and the same time.
For one inning the game was a
coed one, and then through some
grotesque manuyers by home squad
Havre scored five runs enough to
win any game, but before the agony
was over the visitors chased nine
more over
The Kevinites also found young
Ling at oBportrne times and got into
the runs-scored column by annexing
eight talliess Catcher Fleek, for the
home team connected for the boys,
scoring. a short time later Third
basenGan, Mciyaob, tore off a three
base hit that scored Fleek, Hornerl
and South. Horner made two nifty
catches in left field and many nice
individual plays were made, but that
DON'T win ball games The runs
count. At one juncture Of the strug
gle Ling raped South in the ribs
with the pill and Kevin Finger anbl
ed to the initial sack, from where he
scored later. McNabb played we'll at
third, and was also some pumpkins
with the willow, Ln individuality IS
not the intent OF the Review baseball
scribe, so let it go at that. Havre al
SO has some fine individual players,
but the team does not seem to pull
together the way it should.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
COMPLETION OF THE
CAMPBELL WELL SHORTLY

The Gordon Campbell test for oil
ne3s, Alderside Alta, 20 miles south
Of Calgary, is within 200 feet Of com
pletion, with prospects excellent foI
finding production. It was reported
here Monday by Mr.. Campbell and
D. c. Mcdonald and c. F. Jameson
ii Calgary, his associates. The well
now is at $500 feet and completion
is expected at around 2,7O0.
The field was surveyed and recon-
mcnded BIZ Mr.. Campbell several
years ago and the well is being drill
ed by the Ranchman's OIL company,
in which the geologist is heavily in
terested. Mr. Mcdonald and Mr..
Jameson are also among those with
extensive holdings in the company.
The largest individual stakeholder is
Pat Burns Of Calgary, millionaire
packing house man.
The Alderside well has had five or
six heavy flows Of gas and showings
Of free oil at different horizons and
Is checking out virtually in exact
conformity with the geological fore
casts If production is found It 5
expected to be a light crude.
Much interest has been created IN
:. -, ..s~ ~ loot fow days nv
reports from a well being drilled four
miles north Of the Campbell location
by interests with which Lord Ang-
lesy Of London is interested. It IS
commonly believed in Calgary, Mr.
Mr. Jameson said, that the Anglesy
well. has found production OF from
$50 to 200 barrels a day, but no m
formation of any kind has been given
out by the owners. Lord Anglesy anA
his corps CT geologists were 70
British Columbia at the time the OIL
was first reported to have oeen
found, but returned Immediately IN
the peers private car ana nave S'no7
been at the well.
Lord Anglesey's family Is but once
removed from succession to tne
throne Of England and he has seat
in the house of lords. He is COM
monty understood to be one OF the
dominant figures in the Anglo-Pef-
sian Oil company, which is under
stood to be sponsored by the English
government and the medium through
which England procures its suppl q
oil for the English navy.
The Anglesy we'll is on the same
structure recommended by Mr. Camp
rel but some 500 or 900 feet down
ocn the flank. Great Falls Tribune
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
N o G (

We are, this week making cal
for all subscriptions to the Review
which are due. subscriptions paya
bic in advance.) Ii you have receiv-
ed a notice from us, or better still
take note of date on label on last
weeks paper. If you are not paid
in advance. we will appreciate re-
mittance. I'VE need it,
THE kelvin REVIEW
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

A number Of friends Of Mr.. and
mrs. Harry Harte gave them a sur
Prise party last Friday evening. Five
tables Of bridge were played Jchn
Coons won the gentIemen's high score,
Mrs Harry Harte the ladies high score
while Clarence Harte and Mrs. John
Coons won the low scores. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harte was presented with a
beautiful gift Of silverware as rem
berance. A delicious lunch was serv-
ed by the ladies'.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
BIG SALE NOW GOING ON

The closing out sale at the Kevin
Mercantile store started yesterday
morning at the hour Of 9 o'clock. All
through the day the store greeted
buyers from far and near, and have
foralready, in only two days, reduced
their large stock considerably. Good
bargains are found at this sale, and
a good quality Of merchandise is car
ried. w M. Lunde, sales manage
for the Kelly sales system OF Elm
neapolis is in charge.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
BUYS BARBER SHOP

F E. Pike arrived in Kevin yester-
day from Elk Point, South Dakota,
and was hardly in the city an hour
before he had purchased the Kevin
Hotel Barber shop from Pat Rogers
who has been in charge Of this place
for the past three or four months
After the deal was closed Mr.. Rogers
departed for North Dakota fer a visit
with friends.
Mr.. Pike is well satisfied with Ke-
vim and his deal He is married
man with family, who will join him
in Kevin in the near future.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
PRICES or AUTOS REDUCED
AS RESULT or TAX CUTTING

Detroit, May 20. The delivery
price Of all automobiles manufactured
or distributed in the United States
Tuesday was reduced the amount Of
the automobile war tax repealed when
President Coolidge signed the tax
bill.
The reduction, which varies from
$3.50 on the lowest priced car to $1S3
for the highest priced cars, was an
nounced through the national automo-
bile chamber Of commerce here Tues
day night.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
sUNBURsT WINS 16 TO 8
Contributed

Playing the Oilmont ball club on
the new Oilmont diamond in one Of
the worst dust storms Of the season,
the Sunburst Refiners slam4banged
their way to a lop-sided victory ia
last Sundays ball game.
The Refiners clearly out-pIayed and
out-hit the Oilmont club and wer :
rightful victors in game whore err
rors and listless playing predominant
ed
The Oilmont team failed to have
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
+Umpires, Tanney and Hillius.

Next Sunday, June 3, on the Sui
burst diamond, at the hour OF 2.80 p.
m. Kelvin and Sunburst viii! lock
horns. Both Of these teams are well
matched and a good game is promis-
ed. Don't forget the time and date,
on the Sunburst diamond at 2:30 p.
m, Sunday, June 3rd-
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
NOTICE

DR.. r H Keller Of Kalispell. spe-
cialist in fitting glasses and treating
cross eyes, may be consulted on SAT-
urday, June 2nd. Make appointments
1t the Keyia Hotel. (2-stJ
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

sirs 3. {. Herd won she ziegfleld
fscl glasses which was raffleG OIL By
scs ity cowles last Moa..ay evening
Mrs. Herd is indeed lucky for the
glasses she won are Of the very best
make and are very valuable
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31
MRS. M. q. Green entertained

MRS. M. G. Green entertained a
number Of friends on Tuesday after
noon, at a bridge party. Three tables
were played Mrs. Belt won high
score. Mrs. w. G. Linder low score,
and Mrs. G. Hewett won the lucky
prize A delicious two course lunch
was served by the hostess.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

Mss King. government nurse from
Browning: and Miss Helen Austin q
Great Falls. are guests Of Mrs. T D
Hickman this week.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

]. w. Elliott, returned from bust
ness trip to Calgary the first Of the
week, he was accompanied by G. z.
and George PaIlissier Of Winnipeg
who are looking over their oil inter-
ests in this field.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Doyle returned
the last OF the week from Malta.
where they spent the past winter.
Mr. and Mrs Doyle are occupying
one Of the Mcmillan apartments
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

The Aetna-Suhr No. 2. we'll in sec
tion 9-s4-2 west has encountered a
hard caprock at the depth Of 1,472
feet and are still drilling, this should
be completion this week
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

The Hannah-PorteplMalcney Nc. 3
ina S-341 west was spudded last
ssfursady and are progressing nicely.
]. w Elliott Drilling company
have purchased the old Montana
Giant lease in section 3O-S5-2 west.
from the Great West Oils Ltd. Of Cal
gary, and will drill several we'll this
year.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

The Ethridge Steele No. 8. in r.
S4-2 west is shut down at LOO feet
but will be drilled deeper later.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

The Madeline Oil company well in
33 s5-4 west, which resumed drilling
last week, is having trouble with cay
ings, and are now Wa ing for eAS
ings when the well will be completed.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-05-31

The Coast Loggers vel in 4-S4-S
west are now drilling below 1,509
feet. They found the redbeds Of the
Kootenai at 1,O15 feet, which shows
this location to be high structurally.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-19
CLEVER PROGRAM
PRESENTED AT
kIWANIS CL u B.

An interesting address by a Wis
i'in& Kiwanian, Il clever onc-act
rIay and scrcnading Of "Tobcy''
provided mrmbory Of the Kiwanis
club with plenty Of entertainment
at the weekly luncheon meeting Of
The club held at the Barbara Worth
Hotel at noon yesterday.
DR.. \. l.. Gillespie Of la Joila
was the speaker. TIn talked on the
ducics Of the Kiwanian to the - Tn
d"rprililcgcd Child.
In his address the speaker declar-
ed that this duty is one Of the ma
.jor ones Of all Kiwanians. He cx-
planned the necessity Of making n
survey Of conditions and Of assist
ing each boy and girl in the com
munity in taking advantage Of cy-
cry opportunity afforded
H" urged that these children be
offered opportunity to make some
thing of Themselves and develop in
cverv respect in order that they
may take over the affairs Of tomor-
row. He pointed out that it is the
duty Of the Kiwanians to see that
these opportunities are afforded, Cs-
pccialIy in circumstances where the
child is under privileged
Hotopi. also known as " Young
Buffalo,' former member Of the
San Carlos Opera company, present
ed number Of songs which were
greatly enjoyed. They included an
Indian "Ghost Song the Singer
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-19
Funeral Services
For r. S. Bacon

r. S. Bacon, -, Of FL Centre was
buried in Evergreen cemetery this
morning.
Bacon died IL thc FL Centre hos
r.tal late in Apr1, q Jury returning
g.; rcrtict # G.atb due to heart
trouble. He had been in the hospital
for moro than for~ months. having
"frrrcd broken leg aad arm in
IN accident.
The jury returning its verdict
hold that the accident WIS in no
way at fault ia his @.a.h. physicians
maintaining flat Ia ooall have
died anyway.
The bod Lad been AelI ut tsr
lemons undertaking pa.iols since
that time pending action On the
part Of relatives bat no coHnuuica-
ton from them arrived.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-19
MEMBERSHIP IN
VALLEY PIONEERS
STILL INCREASING

Steady growth of the Association
of Imperial Valley Pioneers. for
med recently to include residents
NJ the valley who madc their homes
hero prior to January J. 1910, is re-
ported by Mont. 4. Reid, county
tax collector, who was recently
elected registrar cf the association.
Through the courtesy Of tn" board
of supervisors, the great register
containing the names Of the pio-
Heprs who are eligible for the as
Sociatiou has been placed in Reid s
office, where pioneers may Sign at
any tine. Upon payment Of 81,
membership in the association is
granted. and u certificate given.
Since the register was placed in
Mr.. Reid 5 Office q tsw days ago,
a number of rev naTcs have Leon
added.
Tile following havc signed, given
thcir plac" Of residence since the
original lis, published IN The Press:
Robert v. Campbell came to th"
N5lIcy in 1903, resident Of ri Cen
tro; Mrs. Robert W Campbell. 1908.
- Ccntro; Albert +. Jcffray, 1903.
SecIcy; j. Wright, 1908, FL Centre;
". Q. Blair. 1909, Calipatria; G..
". Brockman, 1908, Mt. Signal; r..
\. IIarrigan, 1909, FL Ccntro; w. y
Carey, 1902, FL Ccntro; Jasper ~.
Mcrary, 800, FL Centre; Mrs. Jose
rlnc A&air. 1908. T. Centre; Josiah
G Scott, 1907, FL Centre; ". ".
Ei&on, 1905, FL Centric