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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
GLACIER COUNTY



Ida g. Erdahl TO Christ Sode & Edwin
NEAsw4 Sec. s-S4-6.
Ida 50 Erdahl to same $40 Of l9s
same to same IL of ia Nws Sec.
william b. Hoerr to Ruth A; Hoerr
Mike Connolly TO Bank OF Glacier Co.
NEssE, sex; 81, NINw3 ,sEaNwa swl
NEa Sec. S2-34-5, Lot ? Sec. 1850. as
security for Indebtedness.
X. d. Pardee e TX 20 Economy Oils
Limited / lSth95 NASEt Sec q 80
q. To correct error in description. Bk
FLOYD N. Hittriek Il TX to Olive II.
Keup 1-1O Of les SWa Sec. 1894
q, SAM to zane me-, ile OF ls Lots O.
van Denmark -2Gt NE4 Sec. 1885.
same 70 Ruth Van Denmark 10 WASB3
Sec. 6, wiNEs Sec. 1865.
sWi asRan see s: N n SCI, ar sss5
Ben and Mary b. Ryan 70 II. F. Pat
terson, Trustee 2g NEsswl Sec 2-sa-s
Bk o&GL pg 40
lon ct ux 70 Charles ,. stalnaker 29s
VIM. NJ. Hanlon. Agent Ruby Williamson
Well No. 2, Lot Q Sec. 1875
w. r. Mcdonald, Ct ux TO Gertrude
X. Hirshberg l;2 OF l9s Lots 2, 3. 4,
John r. Anderson to Bank Of Glacier
County 1 1-1Othes Lots 2, 3, Sec. $685.
@. To secure a loan.
DEEDS or ROYALTY
g. f. GaIlogiy to r. c. Lang, 1-e Of
1GS NE3 Sec. o. NW3 Sec. 1864
same to Garfield Storle 10 Of Iqs NE3
Sec. 8. NW3 Sec. 1885.
Same TO John Augustson, is Of IL
same lands.
same to Nels ]. BillstrOm. IA Of 1qs
NW3 Sec 24-38-0.
w. r. Mcdonald to f. Marie Mcdonald
l1.lsths% ---hSh Lots 2. 8, 4. Sec.
OIL AND GAS MINING LEASES
C. r. Frisbee ct ux 4 Frank r. Sher-
buFne ct ux 90 The Texas Company,
WA NEi W4NW3 NlSA Sec. 1885. Term
5 yrs. well by / year or $50 for IL
mo. is oil and gas. 5000.
Jacob Kemmer ct U to The Texas Co.
WhNE1 EANW3 Sec 1895 Term yrs
we'll by year Of $50. for Q mo. is oil
and gas. $50.
State Of Montana TO c. p. Castle, Dated
Sept. 30, 1882. Wa 1886. yrs. royalty
121Sa TO 25qo depending on production.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
The Texas Company to Ralph Scott ct
NJ, Lot 4, SW3NW, Sec. 2, Lots /, 2
3 S1sNE3 SEsNW3 Sec. 1863 Blk O.
O&GL. page =.
ASSIGNMENT or PARTIAL INTEREST
IN GAS AND OIL LEASE
G. p. Castle ct TX TO Leona Shanahan
sA9s oyerrid royalty. Lease; st. of Mont.
lessor C. P. Castle lessee. Reg. Off Com
1872 os No. 1892. wa Sec 1856.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05

NEs Nwa s3-s5,sw.
81. !. b. Carlson 10 Petroleum Ae-
rcage Inc. 0-16 or 1R wa SEA 14-ao-2W.
son 10 50 NV a-s5-2W.
l.. J. Bryant TO Waiter Woodrow. 296
WI 35-35-2M.
ASSIGNMENT or LEASE
N.OO Montana Gas Corp. to Treasure
state OIL Prod. Co. all Int M NW3 81
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
$3.50 shaver OH to Jennie zelsier 1sS
800 George Harr TO 9. g. Harris
500 Anna THOMPSON r5n 70 6. c. HOyt
Is q 10 EbNE3 s.35-2w.
H.00 II. G, DeI'ledge ctux 70 @. c.
si.OO Oscar A. Biksen to G. c. Hoyt
ZIG OF 1R ia MICA s-35-2W
500 l. + McCurdy g g. c. Hoyt
IS Of 10 "A MA s-35-2W
500 r. X. West etux 10 g. c. Hoyt
2iE SEA NEa w s,so-2 Wv - q = nv,
2q SEs Ma So W. = "O''
s10O M F. LoOfbourrow etux to @.
c. Hoyt 3es NEa MA S-35-2W
Isl swI sEa Is SEA swa 2p.s5-sw
500 O., DO to @. c. Hoyt Isl VIZ SCI
500 Do TO G. G Hoy, ! Of l% Nwa
WA 0AA4 ANNA A1-bF-SHNl
ASSIGN OPERATING AGREEMENT
$4,000 F. NJ. Bell TO Louis T. Herman
e Int EA NEa SM4 NE4 30-s5-3W.
500 v. Il. Carlson to II. W. shank
OF 10 wa IA Ie-36-Iw
sl.O0 g. +. GalloRy TO Robert p. Mil
r of 19s M NWa 30-3-2W
Sl.O0 AsBg Int l.. J. Bryant etal 20
w. " Hughes 2ss va 1-35-2W.
5000 Santa Clara on Co 70 yelling
N OH Co 81 Of 10 El SEA 27-a5-2W
$1,000 DO TO Wellington OIL Co 20
10 WA Eh T-34-1W
$1,000 DO TO Wellington OIL Co. 1e6
"a S3SW3 10, Ma NW3 15-34-1W
$1,000 Do 10 wellington OIL &c So OF
e sWA sW3 M swa NW1 sw3 Mo
5000 DO to Wellington OIL Co ls%
! 2f-35-2W
5000 DO to Wellington oil Co. 10
4 NW3 NE NV NV NE
5000 santa Clara oil Co 10 Weling-
n Co OF IL MIA NW5 35-35.2W
5000 Do to Wellington Oal Co. g.
e SW 2, EW4 1l-35-2W
M.OO AssR op. Agt c. N. Wrighter
ux to Rim Rock Prod. Co. All int
u SW1 Is, E3W4 22-80-aW
ORDER TO LEASE
Do to Wdlhemina Kraemer 8 Years
We NWa 3, Lots I, 2. 3, 4 OF 4-S3-4W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
CRUDE DEMAND
is III PER CENT
OVER LAST YEAR

COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO
Mobile. mechanical America viii
use % billion gallons Of gasoline
this year and find plenty more where
that came from sand Fred Van Cow
ern OF New York City, director Of
the department OF statistics and eco
Monies Of the American Petroleum
Institute.
Van Govern IS one of 400 oil
men here for the seventh midyear
meeting Of the institute.
The New York man said this
years anticipated gasoline consump-
tion would run per cent above the
previous record set last year.
Keyed with Van Governs pre-
dictions was the statement by the
institutes president, Axtell ]. Byles,
also OF New York City, that this
years first quarter demand for mo-
tor fuel was II per cent over the
first quarter OF 1886
Similarly, Byles said, the demand
for crude oil and It's products showed
an increase Of 1T per cent.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
MAY PURGE
RECORDS OF
PUBLICITY

Echoes OF a s0-called special con-
curing opinion by Chief Justice
Walter b. Sands. wherein he accused
the Texas oil company and two OF
its attorneys Of perjury, contempt
and attempted intimidation OF the
Supreme court when the case Of
Wilfred Nadeau against the oil
firm was presented, circled back
into the dignified court room when
the accused parties petitioned the
court as a whole to strike the
special opinion from the record.
Nadeau won the quiet title suit
in Toole county district court, and
the judgment was upheld by the
high court, but Chief Justice Sands
wrote a special opinion imposing
contempt fines OF $4,000 on the
oil company and $4,000 each on
its attorneys. Louis p. Donovan Of
Shelby and Y A. Land of Denver.
Fines OF No Effect
Under a regulation drawn up by
members OF the Supreme court.
the order imposing the fines was
believed TO be without effect in that
1t was not signed by a majority.
Justices Sam v. Stewart. Albert H.
Angstman, Claude F. Morris and
Ralph ]. Anderson, disclaimed re-
sponsibility for the accusation made
by Chief Justice Sands against the
company and its representatives.
In his special opinion, CHIEF Jus
tice Sands had accused the oil COM
pany and its attorneys OF employing
tricky, fraudulent, coer-
Give, fake and foolish practices.
Couched In similar terms, the pc
tition to have the opinion stricken
terms the opinion false, malicious,
scurrilous and defama-
tory. The petition states the opin-
ion should be stricken as II is not
the opinion OF the court, and was
by the associate justices.
Strong Language
The opinion written by the chief
justice accused the oil company and
the attorneys OF being practically
everything undesirable and included
this barbed statement the de-
tense to this action Is a real holdup
of a citizen Of the state by a $780,
O00. 900 foreign highway robber by
using the courts as guns. and two
prominent and experienced lawyers
IS thugs to make the threats eff
'ective."
Just Publicity
Pointing out that the chief JUS
ices so-cal1ed special concurr1ng
Spinion is neither a concurring nor
dissenting opinion. the petition |
ltates the opinion accomplished the
purpose. intended wide
lublicity. No further reason ex-
SITS. even from the authors point
II view for permitting 1t to be filed
Ind published as a part of the re-
ords of the court. the petition
maintains.
Reply To Charges
Accompanying the petition Is a
even-page argument in which each
charge hurled by the
hief justice is broken down" The
curt is challenged to prosecute the
ttorneys on the charges made by
be chief justice and to attempt TO
ause their disbarment. It is ex-
ected an answer to the petition
7ill be handed down within the
ear future.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
ANOTHER 80
CONTINUED from Page Onel

good showing Of oil at 1900 and
is acidizing It looks similar to the
No. which is now making around
IS barrels.
CrumIey-shaw No. IL, Sc NEA
NWA, 35-36-2W, drilling, 1850.
Day-HaIfer No. 8, ME NEH MEL
17-35-2W, drilling 200.
Eagle observation-disclosures No. 4,
.C SEX NWA 12-35-3W, fighting
caving shales at 1895.
Carney tockmen's No. 4, CIVIL
SEA NEA 11-35-2W, plugged and
abandoned after acid failed to help.
McKnieht-State No. 8, NV NWA
NWH 16-S5-2W, drilling, 1855.
New Ezra Fuel-Goeddertz No. 4,
CIVIL NEA SWA 12-35-3W, set
pipe at 1884, ready TO drill in.
Observation-Disclosures No. q, Sc
sWA NWA 20-S5-1W, drilling,
$40.
O1@nghifn.ThompsOn No. 1, NV
NEA NWA 35-35-3W, reported q
showing at 1895 and Is running
tubing to acfdize.
RazaFOck- Schmidt No. 2, GEL
SWA NWM 29-55-3W. ran casing
to I'LL, ready to drill in.
Sc04land-sgcN No. 4, NEA
SWA z9-35-3W, is testing after a
1s000-galion acid shot. Previous
shots Of 500 and $50 gallons failed
TO help. An initial OF around 90 bar
rels per day was lost after acidi-
zatkon.
Treasure stateShaw No. 4, ME
SEA NEA 35-36-2W, drilling
13T0.
Wat@On-Leach No. q NE corner
sA-Ss-SW, is charging over 70
pump. after acldizing.
Big West-Graham No. was
spotted In center north line, NEN
5DA 1D-8S-2W, drilling 500. II
spudded June
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
FALL0N COUNTY
BY FnlIon County Abstract Co.
BAKER, MONTANA

DEED OF ROYALTY
L. V. Mccurdy to Gustave +. Erdt-
mann, Dated sept o. 1891, 1-8 Of 10
royalty of all the oil and gas produced
on - Sec. 20. ON, zoe.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
TOWN OF kelvin
CONTINUED from Page onel

A~eN@~~--NNA
Production was found at 1926,
with the contact at 1925. II baiied
two barrels an hour in a one-day
test, leading to the estimate by
Pfabe & Engleking. the contrac-
tors, that Il is easily a 25-barrel
well, natural.
The partner-owners are F. c..
Plat. well known engineer who
formerly conducted the Northern
OH Information Bureau, and Frank
Bell, Butte mining man. Both gave
up mining to go into the lucrative
business OF producing oil al this
time when many opportunities are
open. They have 400 acres under
lease in the Roseth permit, in a sol
i'd block. Nearest operator neigh
Dor is the York Montana Oil COM
pany which has leases north and
south. Much OF the other land in
the district Is Unbiased.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
BROADVIEW TEST

A(OnLueO EFOM EAk@ On2y
Kalispell-Kevin corporation OF Kali
ispell.
On Black Butte structure o. B.
Canfield is drilling in 3-dnch hole
at $50 feet in GEL SEA NEA 81
17N-24E. He hopes to reach the
Cat Creek sands.
White Top OIL & Gas Co. has
spotted a well on Snowy Mountain
structure, in Sec. 95-14N-19E, for
a Devonfan test.
other wells are talked for this
area, but have not yet started
Poplar Dome
In the northeast corner of the
state, John W. Schmidt of Mime
apolis Is drilling at 500 feet on his
Frye No. 1 well five miles north
west of the town of Poplar, seek
ing q gas supply for the town Of
Poplar and to prove up this struc-
ture as a reserve for his proposed
gas line to the Twin Cities. Location
is in NV NWA NEH 21-2SN-50E.
Baker-GIendive
In Montana's discovery oil field
Roy C. Tarrant and J. G. Johnson
are resuming on the Government "a
A well in SW NWA NWA rs
11N-24E, intending to drill well
to the lime and acidize.
Fox Dome
r. G. Tarrant, successful Cut
Bank Independent, Is spreading out
even farther by moving two rigs
into Carbon county where he will
drill two wells, one on the Fox
dome, which was mapped and leased
up by the Ohio Oil company after
discovery of Dry Greek field.
Anaconda Dome
A few rods from the Canadian
In extreme northern
Montana, Model OILS is moving a
rig onto NEM SW4 5-37-3E, north
OF the West Butte Of the Sweetgrass
Hills, to drill for oil on a struc-
ture known as Anaconda structure.
Cazalk Butte
Location has been made for a test
on Chalk Butte structure IN the
northeast porfbion- of the Black
feet Indian reservation, west of Cut
Bank, by Chicago interests.
Willow Creek
O0CA OA4 Ne441&F0AAS ~ RA~R@@A $50
30 make a geophysScal survey OF
Willow Greek structure in Teton
county, west Of Great Falls.
G0OsebEl Structure
Leasing is In progress near Goose
bill, in the center on the Sweetgrass
Arch, where two webs drilled sew
sral years ego found showfngs OF
1il large enough to merit further
testing, with acidiza&ton methods.
West Waller --------
Major companies are watching
wildcat wells wsth much interest
Ibis year, for the first time in sew
sral years. California operators,
are carefully following
he progress of such wells as the
Model Oils-Chnch test on West Va
der structure. south Of Cuff Bank
,il field. Several operators have
Fought protection" acreage around
his well-efr@t Montana purchases
# this kind sEnce the years before
me depression.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
CHAR on OONFPANY

''Chab Oil company" is the name
Of the group drilling the Haugen per-
NIT in Kelvin field, In center SEX
NWA 2-35-SW. The name ''Chab"
Is made up of the first letters of the
names of the financiers of the well,
which is carried in the Development
Information Column as Eagle Petro-
leum-Haugen No. /.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
LIBERTY COUNTY
BY Liberty County Abstract Co.
CHESTER, MONTANA
ASSIGNMENT OPERATING

ASSIGNMENT OPERATING
AGREEMENT
John H. Hamilton, Rcvr. v. Il. Carlson
NE4NEa u NE4SE1 13-36-5E; SEiSW3
SWaSEf6 NENW NINE SENE z SWNW
John H. Hamilton, Rev, v. u. Carlson,
SEINE NESE I2-36-5 Wa SENW SWINE
7, Lot /, EtNW SWINE 1896 East.
v g. Carlson. Petroleum Acreage 100
SEINE NESE 1895 Wa SENW SWINE
Z. Lot /. E5NW3 sWNE 1896.
" b. Carlson, Petroleum Acreage 80
MEME u NFsSE 13-3g-5E: SESW SWSE
6 NENW NINE SENE SWSW 8 Sc
NE 1S W1Sw 17-38-0E.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
PONDERA COUNTY

by PomdsrM County Abstract Co.
CONRAD, MONTANA

DEED OF ROYALTY
L. D. Swain, an unmarried woman, 20
b. W. Bailer 800 one half OF one per-
cent royalty Of all oil and gas produced
and saved from NISE5 1882
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Margaret NJ Smith to Santa Rita OIL
& Gas Company 500 SW3NW4 W4SW3
SE4SWt 1929
Melvin stranwold ct ux 800. Lots
3, 4. Sec. 1886.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY"
URGED AS NEW SLOGAN

Abandonment Of the well worn old
,qual Rights slogan" on the seven
zenith anniversary of the nineteenth
nendment Thursday was urged last
sht by Miss Margaret Wells, presi-
fnt Of the National League OF
!omen Voters.
The battle cry, Equal Rights had
emendous meaning when it was
unched at Seneca Falls, N. Y, in
he Summer Of 184S," said Miss Wells.
But in the 70 years of the suffrage
Eht, and the II years since women
I'VE had the vote. nearly all discrim-
ations in law have been removed.
he time has come to cease beating
e nearly dead horse Of equal laws
hd to do more about equal oppor-
nities.'"
The task ahead for women, Miss
Iells said, Is to help make a world
which women's contribution is as
UGH "coin Of the realm" as mans.
omen must erase the Determinations
(at spring from custom and tradi-
pnal thinking, she continued, add
g, land the removal Of these OBJ
Iacles is no mere matter of a cam
kign or crusade-it is harder than
lat and means economic and polit-
al and cultural advance all along
he line"
Evening star., 1937-08-22
STATE TO DEMAND
MRS. HAHN'S 'SDEATH.
lew Angles of Case Against
Cincinnati Women Probed
by Officers.
)y the Associated Press.

y the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, August 2l.-Investi-
alton of new, undisclosed angles of
that Prosecutor Dudley Outcalt has
ermed "the biggest mass murder in
he country" turned to Chicago and
colorado Springs, Colo, tonight as
n assistant announced the State
Fould demand the death penalty for
FRS. Anna Hahn
The 31-year r-old former German
ousemaid is charged with the poison
|eaths Of George Gsellman, 81, and
acob Wagner. IS.
Assistant Prosecutor Carson How
nnot-,>ced as he prepared to fly to
fhicago and Colorado Springs that
pthough a tentative trial date had
OF been discussed, needless to saw.
fe will demand death in the electric
hair"
Hoy said his inquiry in both cities
fould concern the mysterious death
p Colorado Springs, August /, of
eorge Obendoerfer, 67-year old mod
fately wealthy cobbler, whom Mrs.
ahn accompanied to the West.
The Chicago angle is new" Hoy
Rld. I'VE are not at liberty to divulge
at this time"
Determination of a trial date rests
lth the Common Pleas Court.
Mrs. Hahn was brought into court
pday for q preliminary hearing on
Pc fugitive charges of murder and
rand larceny filed against her 10
Ays ago. but Judge A. l.. Leubbers
pntinued them indefinitely.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
DODGE RECOVERING
FROM Pneumonia
|ommunity Chest Head Will Re.
main on Colorado Ranch
for Month,

Clarence Phelps Dodge, president
the Community Chest and chair
pan OF the Tenth Anniversary Cam
hign Committee, is making a good
fcovery from an attack. of pneumonia
Pntracted en- route to his Colorado
Inch, Community Chest officials an
|punced yesterday.
After several days in a Denver
fospita!. Dodge was able to proceed
Brookdale, where his ranch is To-
Hted. He will remain there for con-
hlescence until the latter part Of
|eptember.
William J. Father, vice chairman
the Tenth Anniversary Campaign
|ommittee. will head the Chests pre-
|ninary organization until the re-
Prn OF the president. For the past
Fveral years Dodge has devoted his
htire time to the Community Chest
hd other civic activities.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
HEAD OF US. HOSPITALS
IN SPAIN TO SPEAK

DR.. Edward K. Barsky, chief Of the
American hospital units in Spain, will
address q meeting sponsored by the
American Friends OF Spanish Democ-
racy at $50 pm. Wednesday in the
Washington Hotel.
DR.. Barsky was one Of the first
American surgeons to 90 to the Span
ish war zone. He returned to this
country last month to assemble Z
hospital caravan. with which he will
return to Madrid early in September.
The caravan will contain the most
up-to-date equipment obtainable. Dr.
Barsky established the first American
hospital at Albaceto, near the Madrid
battlefront, last January and in the
six months following aided in equip
ping five other hospitals near Madrid
and Cordoba. He is associate attend
ing surgeon in Beth Israel Hospital,
New York.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
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Evening star., 1937-08-22

EUGENE PAUL WARNER,
Thirty one = year = old field
1Oorker, photographed in jail
in Hutchinson, Kdns., after he
confessed he killed his three
young children and 32-year-
old 1Dite. Billie Joe, 8: Eltzd-
beth Ann, 3, and Adeline, Fl
months, 1Uere hacked to death
as they slept. He attempted
suicide by dropping the
DOUBLE -bldded az on his oUn
head. He told police he "vent
hdy1Dire."
-Copvright, A. P. Wirephoto.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-23
NEW CAUSE FOR STRIKE

Publicity is not always desirable and,
as we have often admitted, sometimes
newspaper reporters and photographers
go too far in their zeal to get the news and
pictures of the people that make it.
However, new angle bobbed up in
st. Louis the other day when labor leader
told a newspaper photographer that if he
took picture the labor leader would
stop your presses and close your radio
station" The photographer snapped the
picture of the union leader, who imme-
diately dispatched an assistant to the
newspaper office to call strike.
Electricians connected with the radio
station left their posts but newspaper
workers refused to obey orders unless Civ
en- in person by the union leader. He did
not do so and little later the strike was
called off,"
This is new development in censor
ship, we believe, and the taking of news
photographer of labor leader new
cause for ordering a strike. The world,
however, might as we'll make up its mind
to many new things
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-23
KEY WEST IN
GONE BY
Happenings Here just 10 Years
Ago Today As Taken From
The Files of The Citizen

Another car got to dancing on
the boulevard last night hoped
low place in the curb and when
it was stopped was in a leaning
position just few inches from
the water. No damages resulted
from the cars antics. It is owned
by Ben FELTON, and was being driv-
en- by his son Ben, Jr., and &C
companying him were his two
sisters. No one was hurt. Last
Sunday Archie Curry's Chrysleri
driven by Mrs. Curry threw a tire
zigzagged for quite some distance
and finally struck the sidewalk
with such force as to damage two
other tires and curl a rim. 1t is
considered miraculous tlNt the can
did not go into the water, and
stranger still that no one was hurt
Both accidents occurred in tbs
same place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-23
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print it
without fear and without favor; never be
afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right;
always fight for progress; never be the
gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique,
faction or class; always do its utmost for the
public welfare; never tolerate corruption or
injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue.
commend good done by individual or organ
ization; tolerant of others rights, views and
opinions; print only news that viii elevate
and not contaminate the reader; never COM
promise with principle.