Dick Muller. Muller participated in the boat search for the bodies of the two Rangers who were drowned at Horn Creek, 1929, Feb

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  Ray Tankersley. Tankersley was in boat crew which searched for the bodies of the Rangers lost at Horn Creek in 1929, Feb. Packed for Pathe-Bray. Packed for Hydes

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  Part of the Pathe-Bray Co. Dick Muller and Ray Tankersley in background. Dick with coffee cup almost to mouth. Jack Harbin is seated with clasped hands just to right of Dick Muller. John Boles is seated second from right

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