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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
UNITED STATES STEEL CUHFUHAIIUIN'
,llateral trust IS. Ser A. c. z, April. 1851 -ll2
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

The drouth which prevailed throughout Sep
tember had no material effect upon the develop
ments in the various old fields While It is true
that the supply of water in certain sections was
practically cut off thus curtailing field work. still
the general results have been satisfactory. Ac-
cording to THE OIL City Derrick the total
Der of wells completed in all fields in September
was 1857 with production Of 1888 barrels.
This compares with total wells completed in
August of 1872, with new production of S4.579
barrels, a decrease of 10 In those completed and
decrease Of 766 barrels in new production. The
Pennsylvania fields showed 751 wells completed.
with new production of 62S5 barrels This is
gain of So wells completed and 1.O49 barrels in
production. In the Northwestern Ohio and Indiana
fields the production amounted to 1907 bar
rels and west Of the Mississippi the production
totalled II 97S barrels The production in the
Illinois field was 7S4S barrels Developments dur
ing the last week have continued fairly active but
the results have been only ordinary. In the West
Virginia fields several new strikes have been made
in the Holidays Cove pool in Brooke County.
eral new producers coming In with production rang
ing from Is to 80 barrels day. In the same dis
trict the South Penn OF Company has drilled its
No. and has show for good producer. During
the first twenty -four hours the well flowed 55 bar
rels. The production OF this pool continues 20 uct-
uate. and the latest estimated output was $500
barrels day. The production Of the Follansbee
pool also continues 10 fall Off aad Is now making
about LOO barrels. which compares with total
production OF about 5000 barrels day three
months ago IT the ohio fields the Ohio oil Com
pany is building additional iron tankage near Find
lay, and it Is reported that many more big stock
tanks viii he erected before the work stops In the
Oklahoma field development work Is being stimu-
lated by improved weather conditions, and more
work is expected TO be done than there was last
winter. Several new producing wells were report
ed III this district during the week. one having an
initial production Of 400 barrels a day while scv-
cra others arc showing from so 10 - barrels The
Drillers' oil Companys well showed nearly i.1GD
barrels. while near by an ndiyidal firm succeeded
in bringing - well good fer 500 barrels
Refined petroleum Is quoted unchanged NJ 90
cents In barrels and cents in bulk at New York
Philadelphia price being "A basis ~ points
lover. European spot markets are unchansed as
follows: London, 15-l6d an imperial gallon. Ant
werp 2l4 per loo kilos. ana Bremen. 6s5 marks
per " k!los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
railroad AND OTHER STOCKS.


o T.
high low prices n
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IRON AND STEEL BONDS.


u uIIlisLeu ~ Asked
Bethlehem Steel list ext 5s, due jan 1926 49, 10
bethlehem Steel pur money is. Aug l95o----l - -
Buffalo Iron 5s due october. 1925 ... .lo0 luz
sBu.P G SlIsduehauua Iron Co as. June, l9ZZ; ~ a.
.Butr & susquehanna Iron co deb Is. Jan 1870 - 10
sCol s. Hook * Co LIST IS. Jan. 1917 - -
&c Hook c & l IS, Oct, 1906 20 ll
Dominion Iron Steel co July 1929 -. 16 IS
jeff & Clear1ed { & I Co list 5s, June l95o- 1UD
jeff & Clearfeld Co 2d IS. June 1926 -, 80
sIa Belle Iron Works LIST 6s. Dec. 1924 ----IOt lU3
IaCkawanna Steel LIST IS, April 1873 9i ivV
Maryland Steel co LIST IS. February, 1923 l0l lbs
sPenn Steel Co LIST IS, November, 19lI---.-.--lCO
"Penn & Maryland Steel Co IS. 1873 .-.-lO5 -
ReuubIic Iron Co list 5s. Oct, 1854. % 20
Roch & Pitts & pur money. MAY 1876. 81 IS
sSIoss Iron & steel Co list 6s, Feb. Jed q w
.Sioss Iron & steel Co as April 1919-..1 JOB 100
Temple Co LIST As, Jan, 1928 -.lOo
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION.
collateral trust 5s A. G. r. April. 1851. .112
sCrolateraI trust 5s Ser Z. D. F, April. 1851 ll2
Sinking fund 1862 --lyI - !0z.
Co LIST 5s December, 1872 . 99% l0of.
sClairton Steel 1908 IS. 9s57 1uO1s
ASt Clair Furnace as 1910 80 49, -,
sSt Clair Steel 5s, 1905 % 90 1Oo71
'Illuois steel deb SIS January, 191o--.-. 90
'Ilinois Steel Co 5s. April 1918 .-.-..-....... 80
ACCRUED interest TO be added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12

2s7 or 1876 per cent. and TWENTY-FIVE return 49,
of sS97946 or 10 per cent The whole SHOWS
loss of $3.50. 0f9. SO per cent.
1oos 1901 Differences. PC
10 eompanies 81 5ss s2el56 $3lo 2sd 19S
a5 companies iO.26s.so0 t1.i4Sl52 Dec o'"94o 80
Total as cos si3 23sa44 s1s7e3 3es Decs5S9o4s S-s
HIpALGo & NoRTHEAsTERN.
1908 1907. ISuo-,
Fourth vce in sept S2i6s9 $500 55e S9s
INTERoCBANIC OF MEXICO
Fourth week in sept S10s547 500 3eS Ses s 941
TnIv I To Sent 20 =. 1.52O41T 1.s42lUo looo9'A
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL.
Fourth week in Sept si4$24 s295 S5s as 9as
Jul o so 1,6Sl9lo z'z4l'VSH' i''''
NATIONAL. MEXICO.
Fourth week Sept. S3l1 23S ~ 20 : SS2 o93
July sept so. S,ol3'iol 4if''''0 'V''N
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
M Monb Of 81 s472o55 s54eSs Sss
july 10 sept 1S.645.6ol loftS'4z Io'4'''''
YAZOO & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
Month OF St go 19s6 595 2si4544 a56296
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Month Of August -. ooo =, o-z 100
Operating expenses. 2,GO0.2sG 321127o 2I2Zool
July Aug. 81 80 - -eo -oo 60 ~ o71
earnings-s SI0ZJ- l09 500
Operating expenses. 5,o4l.459 S2i2918 eS9o.'EZ
Net earnings mos. S2,4s7.7OO s2569s77 s2Ts684e
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, PITTsBURG.
1903.
FRS. week October s1359ss Dec s7s.S7l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
to the Stockholders ot
American Suirits Manufacturing Comnanv

The Annual Meeting Of the stockholders this
Company. pursuant 10 the BYLAWS. VIII held .
O'Clock p N Thursday. October 10. 1905.
once Of -he Company. No p WiIliara Street. New
York city. the election OF Directors no
transaction OF such other business may properly
before the Meeting.
The transfer books OF the common and preferred
stock OF this Company Will be closed at 3 o'clock
p II. september 30. 1905. VII remain closed until
10 O'Clock A II October 1908
EDWARD c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
WANTED.
Equipment Bonds
SWARTW0UT & APPERzELLER,
BANKERS,
Tel $50 John ~ Pine ST.. N. Y
Financial Meetings.
II tbs Stockholders and
DebentGee Mortgage BondhOlders of
THE UARAGV RAILROAD COMPANY

Notic- herebT that the regular annual meet
81 Stockholders and DebentuTe Mortgage Bond
holders OF The Wabash Railroad Company viii b.
held the Office % Sm-1L 4 BeCkwith ttlls Gener al
Of Con,pary To- Ihs State Of Ohio.
hfth floor OF the produces Exchange Building. in
Toledo. OF Oh.o Tuesday, the 18th
cav q October. 1905. al nine o'clock 4 Y. 70: the
purpose electing Directors ana for the transaction
a such other business be legally brought be-
fore
Safurdav September 1873. II O'CLOCK noon.
win reopenel Wednesday. October IA. 1905.
10 o'clock Il N
j c oTrrsoN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12

"a DEERTIsENENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
4 The Tribune deceived at their Uptown Office.
o'clocA Advertisements received at following
branch ofoes 81 Office D m.
viz 2ez 9Th TO
I2rh =; z2d St. between
sth ayes 263 st: 1895 % ave 1926
81 e1st I70S st: 1877
Fast 18th $50 fremont CSC Sd and
American District Telegraph once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

sls 5c2 an TataI saIes lor tae weeL .E. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
thirty FIVE railroads systems for fourth week
II September. Or these, tcn gains OF Ssis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS
EUROPEAN POLITICAL COMPLICATIONS THE CHER
1NFITENCE IN THE .IOVEMENTS OF STOCKS.
Adanong Tendency Business and Indugie IN Foreg" Er
cbnnpe Rates-lfr Hartman and the Rock Island

Exchange last week and In the same week of the
preceding two years compare a follows:
Oct 10 'Os Oct 70 G7 Oct. 49, 06.
Exchanges sos I27 81 61I 35 $50 81 tO11 141
No shares sold. 4197l20 S,544.SiS o.Soe.4iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
BANK EXCHANGES;
!; SALES RECORDED.

EHNh EhSG1NF1GS' WILLIS hGSOhCEOs
The bank exchanges of the New York Clearing
House and the stocks scld the New York Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as follows
With those of a week ago:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25
Summons

In the Circuit Court III the state oi
Oregon inf klamath County.
John knnnt plaintiff, ~, Amanda
EIla k"nnts defendant, suit IN rloi,, i"t
divorce.
ln the name II the stat. oi Oregon (:
You are hereby required H. apI-ar an''
answer the complain, died against you
,u tho above entitled suit on uT l-ior-
SATURDAY, June 18Th. liars, ,rins the
la, dny prescribed IN the order ior pub
hcalipn ni this summons. the first pubii'
ra'in ni which being "n Saturday, May
Pod, irnS, aud Il you TAIL 80 To answer,
fur want thereof. the plaintiff will apply
ln the court iOf tho Tclici demanded In
the complaint, lilri herein. io.Nit: inr
4 decree dr-s"lylug the huni- II matfi.
mouy existing hrtNcrn plaInIif' aud de-
iyniaui
This ,ummuus H. served hy pnhlira'ion
~ the Evening Herald, by order NJ lion,
Henry |. ErnsUn. Judge oi the Circuit
Court lot the fr.t Judicial district II
Oregon. dated MAY l-r, i'sIs. which or.
Irr requires summons tu H. publi-h-i
once q week iuf ~, consecutive weeks
from ~" o. day ui MAY. lvis.
\ l., LEANIrr.
Attorney ioT Plaintiff.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25
No,icc por Publication

Department ui the Interior. 1. \,
Land Office, Iak"Ni.w Oregon. May rs.
lyON, Notice /. hereby given tha, Ail-ri
Harrison. ol klamath Falls. Oregon.
Nho, on Nov. :, 1877, made timber aud
stone application, No. iOli. for NEi.
NWi., Section -, ro~nsi 81 <.
Range o b., viii. Meridian. has hlci
notice oi intention to make final Prooi.
10 establish claim to the land above lie.
.cribcd. before County Clerk klamath
Co., at his office at klamath Falls. Ore,
on the llth day oi August. iuos.
Claimant names a. witnesses: John q.
sclallock, ui Klamath Falls. Oregon.
T. !. Staten. oi Klamath Falls. Oregon,
Albro Jamison. OF klamath Falls ore.
gon. Wm. Carlisle. II klamath Fsll-,
Oregon.
!. y. W,rsuS. Register. 6Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25
MONDAY. MAY Is. 1908
vor. BY PRECINCTS

There seems to be not q very
clear understanding as to the
working Of the Local Option law
and for the benefit Of those who
have not studied the law. we
would explain. Klamath County
will vote for or against prohi.
bition for the .entire county at
thel election June lst next.
This amounts to a vote upon the
question in each precinct in the
county. See section 10 Of the
state local option law which
says:. "A petition for an el
ection in each individual precinct
in such county or subdivision
thereof shall be considered as
and shall have the effect Of a pc
tition for an election in each in
dividual precinct in such county
or SUBJ b-division thereof. and the
county court shall issue an order
Of prohibition for each and every
precinct in the county voting
For Prohibition" notwi,hstand.
ing the county as q whole and
the subdivision (if any) voted
Against Prohibition" II the
whole county should go dry"
all the precincts therein are
dry" under the Law regardless
Of how they voted at the el.
ection. II the county as q whole
goes wet" only the precincts
are wet" as vote that way. 4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25
rs ALL OVER

Manager Hitchcock of the
Taft campaign has given out
the following statement: State
conventions in California. Mon
tana. North Dakota. Oregon and
Washington and five district
conventions in California two in
Oregon and one each in Ohio.
North Carolina and Texas ell
ected fifty-two delegates and in.
structed them for Taft. The
total number of delegates
pledged to Taft is now 574.
Only the Texas state convention
and seven district conventions
remain to be held. The Texas
state conventions and four Of the
district conventions will intruct
for Taft. increasing the total
number in the Taft column to
596. or ninty.fve more than a
majority Of the Republican nat
ional convention"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25
OF nGTIREsf 10 YARMIRs

A bill that is Of big interest to
farmers. .stockmen and. agricul-
turists generally. has just been
referred to the senate. committee
on agriculture and forestry BY
Senator McCumber Of North
Dak0ta. acting on behalf of his
colleague. Senator Hansbrough.
1t proposes to establish q ma
tional commission of cooperative
service to promote agricultural
cooperative organization and to
appropriate money for its main.
tenance. It creates q COM
mission of five members to be
known - the National Com
mission Of Co Operative Service.
The duties Of this commission
Of cooperative service are to
promote such cooperative enter
prises - it may deem wise; and
to that end it is to organize by
the election from among its
members of q chairman and q re-
cordinR secretary. and to elect q
chief Of the cooperative service.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25

who must not be a member Of
the commission. and who is to be
its executive officer.
The chief cfs the cooperative
service and his assistants. act
ing under the commission. are to
collect and supply to the cooper
ative agricultural organization
information concerning organi.
zation, managing and disband-
ing cooperative enterprises, and
may assist cooperative agricul-
tural organizations with public
auditing. and in other ways rs.
sist those who wish to retain
their individual business but
need to delegate to cooperative
agricultural organizations funct-
ions which cannot be so well per.
formed by the individual.
The commission may enter in
to cooperative relations with
similar organizations and with
state officers to work conformity
and the sum of $50. 600 a year is
set aside to be expended under
the authority Of the commission.
to be used in carrying out the
provisions OF this bill. which is
to take effect and be in force
from aud after its passage.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25

Don't nni fault With your nrlghbor's
work unless hc Is un your payroll
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25

The Klamath Falls Public Library 10
open every afternoon from : to b'N
O'clock and each evening from G@ to
10 o'clock. 4 cordial invitation IL rS'
tended to all,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25
Humor aas Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
q, DUNCAN A. SMITH

The culy thlng that some ct US can
do that see ~ TO count al all Is to earn
our own I lug aud Incidentally that or
some 9TH T
if you can't Keep tho schedule,
transfer 10 another lluc.
The oftcncr u man makes the sam"
mistake the more certain he i that h"
II right
When mau Acquires sore spot hc
Is apt to thluk the whole community
Is IN u conspiracy Ia rub up against H.
A general knowledge uf stars doesn't
necessarily ut a man for chair IN
astronomy.
Some mcn look out Tor Themselves.
well satisfied that his satanic majesty
Will look out for the other fellow,
Don't find rault with your nrlghlDT's
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25

The reason most OF H. are poor 10
because select few have sach an
easy way of getting money.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25

iou know when some people have
been yacclnatcd with tainted money.
for they have the dollar sign to show
for a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25
turs Wanted

c u. Wilson is in the market for nll
kinds Of furs, for which he will pay tho
hu:hsnt market price. Address him n'
Klamath Falw. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25

e. u Wilson isclos,ns ou, his whole
sale stock ot lipuot- CHEAP ~ the cheap
cat. "
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-25

The woman whose house never Is
dusty doesn't belong 20 the ShalI'
srcarc club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
CANADIAN PACIFIC MEN
STRIKE TODAY AT TEN

winnipeg, Aug t-Thc shopmcu In
THE employ ct the Canadian Pacific
railway VIII strike tomorrow al TO
O'Clock The unions involved are the
'"ll'rWakcrs. hlacksmiths. carmen.
''ttlrI'lanS machinists, moulders. pipe
ltltrs. shop specialists and helpers
Ihe entire system from 81. John. y. r..
O." Vancouver Is involved. and a. trou-
Ole has hrcr anticipated. wholesalers
ana commission houses have been
routing th'it goods over American
lines 'o prevent delays Ia transmission.
All These organizations belong 90 the
international trades unions. and win
backed hS tho International organ
100 this fight or the whole
number of employees ga per cent
have voted Ton the strike
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
DENNIS FLYNN ANXIOUS no
SUCCEED SENATOR CORR

Guthrie, okla. Aug. As eXpccte ,
the vote polled at the primary in Ok
lahoma today has been light, and re-
ports from All parts of the state indi-
cate hat the election has passed off
quietly.
United States Senator Thomas p.
Gore, democrat. n Dennis n. Flynn.
republican, had no opposition in their
parties for the nomination for United
states senator.
Greatest interest has been manifest
ed In the contest between Bird s. Nc
CURE, OF Pawuee county. and Judge
Rayard n. Hainer. OF Perry. for the
republican congressional nomination
In the first district.
Reports which are fairly complete
Indicate McGuire's nomination by a
safe majority. In the other districts
littlc interest was shown.
owing Ia the fact that several tan
giles nave arisen oVer the primary clec-
tI"u law. II viii be several days before
IN" actual results of the primaries viii
be known,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
SUPPLIES REACH STRICKEN
REGION ON EVERY TRAIN

Feruie. b. G.. Aug 1.-THE Cana
dian Pacific railway estimates its
losses here as q result of the fire At
mny $4,000 The Great Northern
loss IL close 10 S700. GOT. The Crows
Nest coal company estimates It's loss
at $4,000.
There are no lights tonight except
FOR the forest fires. M liquor Is here
and no disorder has arisen. Many Of
the foreign element spend their time In
the bush in an unsuccessful search for
whisky
several vafes and vaults nave been
opened and their contents found in
tact The banks vaults are still too
hot 10 open, II IL certain that some
persons were drowned trying to swim
the Elk river to the islands for safety,
but a search has not yet been made
FOR the bodies,
a vast quantity of supplies have
been received and more are coming
into the stricken region by every train,
Tents. blankets and clothing are most
needed
Considerable petty thievcry has been
attempted, hnt q corps of special and
- 80 ,VlhtItfih lfiiNF ~ N'NAlh Nv
tive work and mHlofacturs are pun
Hs soon as captured
There ~ no Jail, and so the officers
chasttsc the eulprlts. The camp con
sixty men and twenty women
Ia the devastated region rs still silent,
and II Is feared all have perishcd.
Up to q late hour tonight eighteen
more bodies had been recovered from
the ruins Rough estimates 81 the big
financial losses follow
Grows Nest Pass Coal company and
Wood company. 100000 each
Elk Lumber company, $3.50
crows Nest Trading company. 500
600.
Fort steele Brewing company, $75.-
o00
Fernic Lumber company and the
MHcDouglas Lumber company, $50.
200 each.
Tho damage to the construction OF
he Eastern Railroad company build |
nR from McGilvary b. light.
The 81 uatlon at Michel and Hosmer
s. stiil unchanged The fate of both
owns lings IN the balance. should
he win start the new town OF Michel
s %ccrtall To GO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05

m. flames ate up the buildings Win
rauiaity and the people had no time
ia savo ANYTHING II WAS useless TO
try. An that could be done was 70 Ee'
families together and nee the RAN
road companies acted with remark
able promptnoss IN getting people
away. The Great Northern and Ca
madam pacinc dld not lose a minute
in rushing trains to the rescue u
the refugees beyond the dan
ger zone. Tho people huddicd togeth-
cr on two clearlngs outside and were
safe from the hcndish flames which
threatened ire as we'll a. home, until
the trains arrived. Mr.. Howson says
that an abundance Of food wah soon
brought In for the sufferers and mere
no hardship on that score. me
foreigners acted well and fortunately
there was no liquor. every drop OF thai
commodity going TO feed the names
He SAYS there iR not much doubt
about the sixty men and two women
being burned In number -four lumber
camp ana Ia Foruie u was SAID thal
women were burned Children
arc missing hut are believed to have
the flames. Mr. H0Wson egg
timated the fire zone outside Of the
mountain forests Az twenty-siK miles
Fernie is gone and Sparwood, a lum
Der camp. is destroyed When ne
passed through. Michel was being
kept drcnched and men we're lighting
the flames around Cranblook. lie
saya that cook creek village escaped
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
GALLANT FIRE FIGHTERS
RIttTEN ny HIRttl1ANIS

Vancouver. n. g., Aux A-FoT
three DAYS the people Of Michel have
fought for their homes with death al
d door. This afternoon they were
beaten az the game, Tho city nc
second In size IN the devastated ais
trirt Of East Kootcnhy. started 10 burn
in real earnest at dusk this evening.
Nothing can save It from lying a heap
81 ruins more complete than Felhl'
by tomorrow morning
From a light eastern breeze the
wind turned into Il gale from the west
~ s o'clock this evening and the city
was doomed The blaze came sweep
ing down the htl At the edge of
tha town 1905 900 feet OF mine timbers
awned D, the eeal company caught
nrc first and four loaded railroad cars
standing on q side track were con
sumed. Two Canadian Pacific loco
motives were hitchod onto a train e.
carry the ire nRhgters away to the
west 10 safety. by the time the train
irft Tor the west he fire was spread
ing all ove the yards
The frain got only hall a mile on
rs Journey when IL encountered u wall
of flames. There was danger OF IT'S
being hrmmcd ia and being burned
with everybody aboard, 50 the loco
motives were reversed and run back
with al speed.
49, the time this train returned all
the houses on the nat district back OF
he Great Northern depot were burn
ing aud the town was likcl yto catch
at amy minute. At . o'clock q lone
man and the telegraph OPP
stlil struck by the telegraph IN
struments. The last message that the
newspaper man sent was
Trains can not get west OF here
Railway service west of this town will
blocked indefinitely TO the east
the line IL clear. WIN try 10 reach
Nest before morning ana for
news from there. Many houses
here are ablaze."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
FIGHT FOR INSURANCE
COMPANY CONTINUES

View York Aug The contest
over the control of the Pru,idcnt
Savings Lite Assurance society devel-
nprd several points of interest today.
While representative oft the Inter-
southern Llt, Insurance company OF
Louisville Ky. tp which &c has been
proposed to transfer the stock control
oi the P%rnvidcut were making appIi-
rHtiuu~ tt Albany for permission a. do
business iu this city. BE- was learned
today That "a committee nf tho New
York ynmpauy's policNhuidsgS was toe
iug formed With IL view ot -pr,,sutinr
the transfer ~ .s believed that he
rummittee Niu hr headed Ia g. a..
bittsuhuusr. Insurance .lmmtssioncr
't Colorado. Whn brought about he
INVESTIGATION OF too p~rnyIdents anair
hy state Superintendent of Insurance
otto kelsey last wear.