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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
FIRST STATEMENT0 ON
POLITICS FROM
ROOSEVELT
Announces He viii Take Part
in Campaign for Election of
Nephew to Congress From
New York.


oyster Bay. n. w. July tx
President Roosevelt today issued his
first formal statement written with
his own hand. since he returned from
abroad one month ago today. 1t con-
eerned the political future of his
nephew. Theodore Douglas Robinson
who Mr.. Roosevelt's hopes will he
elected to congress if nominated from
the Twenty-seventh New York dis
trict. comprising Herkimer and
Oneida counties.
This is Mr.. R~oosevelt's statement in
part:
MY nephew told me he did not de-
sire me To take any part whatever IN
the nomination because he especially
desired his matter should be settled
by his neighbors in Herkimer and
Oneida absolutely without any outside
interference of any kind, but he de-
sired to know whether in the event OF
his nomination | would come up and
speak Tor him. l told him Of course
would"
Douglas Robinson and his son took
luncheon with the eX-president ana
after they had talked over the situ-
alton Mr.. Roosevelt decided to place
himself on record.
The Twenty-seventh district was
represented in congress for many
years by James s. sherman, now vice
president who WAS succeeded by
Charles 5. Millington. The R~cainsons
were the only visitors today at Saga
more Hill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
HAS NO LABEL
FOR OHIO SAYS
PRESIDENT
TAFT WILL NOT DECIDE
FOR ANY CANDIDATE
Ante-congentio0 Situation Can
Work Itself Out Is Manifesto
From Sumner Capital at
Beverly
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nv Marnins Journal speria' leased w'rsi
Beverly. Mass, july ls.-Therc VIII
he no Boverl, label on the Ohio re-
publican ante-convention situation.
This much vas decided upon at the
su,nmer white House today when inst
previous % his departure on "a ten
aays cruise along The coaei Of Maine
president Taft Ind ms his luncheon
guests senators Burton end Dick and
Republican Chairman wade Ellip,
ii il nnderslood that none W the
,islec ohio visitors today urged upon
the president The preference Of any
one candidate for the republican
nomination Tor governor while II ~
known thai The president mag have
some personal preference ia the mat
ter he sill not declare IN iayor of any
81 the candidates
The presidents guests LEFT at hair
past two and five minutes later The
president. Mrs. Taft ana tho other
members Of the cruising party started
for the hoai landing 70 board d launch
which took them 20 the government
yacht Mayfiower on which the ten
days trip Is 70 be made.
The fen days cruise in Maine wa
tera on hoard the government yacht
Mayflower which began sortly before
a p. IN. viii afford the president g
pretty complete rest although the trip
Il taken primarily on Mre. Tufts me-
count.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Beekman winthrop who Is D OF the
party boarded the yacht shortly be-
fore the president ana as ne stepped
over the eide q white flag WAS run m
10 the main truck and the guns
doomed out a salute IN his honor
HALF an hour later when the prcsi-
dent boarded the Mayfl0wer the white
flag give way to the blue presidential
flag, Il salute OF tN%onty-four guns was
fired, the crom WAS drawn up on deck
and the hand on board played "fhe
star gpangled Banner
Those who accompanied the prosi-
dent were Mis- Taft, Charley Tafti
Horace u Taft, the p~iesidents
brother; Professor and Mrs Louis T.
, More Of Cincinnati assistant socre-
iary Of the navy. and MIS- neekinnn
Winthrop, Miss Mabel Bosndman and
Captain Archibald ". hutt. the prcai.
dents military aide.
The president VIII make three
speeches during his trip, onc az East
port tomorrow, ono at nnngor next
Saturday and this third nt Rocklnnd
on Tuesday the twenty-siNih. None
81 thore addresses viii touch upon
politics ia amy Way.
The president viii reach Beverly on
his return on July IS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
MAGAZINE WRITER IN
ANOTHER PECK OF TROUBLE

NV York. July l2-Rroughton
~Brndenburg. the magazine writer,
wht Is awaiting examination on a
.chagc of passing a worthless check
forf50. was arraigned in police court
todA ON "A charge OF abandonment
mae hy Naline B-randenburg. his first
Nift
he magistrate ordered him to PAY
.hcrS5 a week and To furnish a bond
as uarantee OF the payments. IN de-
fau OF which he was TO go 10 Black
wers Island for six months.
E~audenburs failed To produce e
honsman and was held.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
FAKE SECRET SERVICE
MAN GOES TO PRISON

Chicago, july within five
minutes after he had hecn convicted
of imporaonating "a federal secret ser-
vice operative Ivan IL Rochelle WAS
sentenced Ia two years in the govern
ment -pcnltentiary az leaNenworth,
kan. by judge lands here today.
In Rochelle. under guard of "a deputy
federal marshal. left for Leavenworth
tonight The convicted man Is said Co
have served "a term in the state peni-
tcnunry al canon CITY colo. While
masauctadlng as "a federal agent Ia
Chieago, La Rochelle secured consid-
erahle money from certain people
upon his representation that he would
put them In line for easy govern
ment jobs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
NeIson VII Nnt TALL.

st. Paul, Mimi, July lS.-United
States Senator Knute Nelson at his
home in Alexandria, MiEn" refused To
be interviewed in regard to the report
that Ballinger Is to be exonerated in
the report OF the BaHinger-Pinchot in
vestigating committee, Of which he Is
chairman.
a close friend who answered the
telephone call stated hat the senator
had purposely planned his trip home
in such a way as to avoid interview
ers. This friend gave it as his per-
sonal opinion that the published ae-
Of the alleged findings OF the
committee was unauthorized.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
Viii Go Back to Congress II
God Spares Lite Says
Defiant Old Speaker

tconunnra from page T. column -
and -thereupon organired "a rubber
Gslsi.
senator nristow said that under
she operation 81 the Payne Tariff law
there was a decrease Boz the amount OF
manufactured rubber imported and
therefore a loss in revenue
Either knowingly nr i~anorauty.
senator nristow did not state thf
facts ghe truth b. ns shown by ths
official figures of she bureau 90 sta
ustics for che min months ending
March 40. 1879, under the Payne ian.
thsfe vns an increase in thf importa'
Bcn - rubber manufacturers amount
ins 20 4a5e.134
~For she same period she revenue
dtrited from imports of manufactured
rubber Increased f"i1t.akf.
THE senator Further said. that for
the same period ns Indicated above
there was an increase of more Than
ste eee. eco in the ainount Of crude
rubber Imported
J sabmit flaf ihr senator Intended
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
SECRET DICKINSON
SAILS FOR PHILIPPINES

can secretary Of war n party sailed
from here shortly after midnight Tor
the Philippine islands ON his arrival
at kyeto Yesterday Secretary Dickin-
son was received by the mayor and
municipal officials. tie was shown
sights Of the city and later issueo a
public expression of thanks for TIT
innumerahle courtesies which hal
been extended to him. The e eta-v
said he had been greatly Impressed
hv the fricndliness shown hv ihc ieo-
pie ~ Japan. both high n low.
The American visitors Were also
given a hearty reception herc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
CANNON SHOWS No SIGN
or SUFFERING FROM HEAT

E%uningnme. Kan. July 1S,-At the
mptlng here tonight Speaker Cannon
showed no sign Of wearinoss despite
the warm air of the EN- IN which he
spoke. lie confined his remarks
lateely 60 the tariff. After the meet
ing hero he went by motor 10 Topeka
whore he viii remain until tomorrow
mprning. lie viii sneak ut Alma to-
morrow afternoon, at Herington IA
The afternoon and at night ne VIII
close his Kansas tour With q speech
NJ Marion. Atm ME
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
BOOTY MAYOR
ON CARPET IN COURT

Des Mohes, Iowa, July 1S.--Pro-
ceedings I'd onst Mayor Thomas j.
Phillips of Dttumwa came 10 trial at
Ottumwa thday. George Cosson, as
slstant attorney general Of Iowa, Is
prosecuting the case, which is brought
under a NV providing for the re-
movnl Of n mayor when charges OF
intoNicatloh have been suhstantiated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
NO AGREEMENT ON
WHITEWASH FOR
BALL|NGER
Senator Strongly Denies Pub
IiShed Statement That Com
mittee Members Have Out
lined Favorable Report,


salt Lake city, July 1S.-'It Is not
true that the members of the Bal
linger-Pinchot investigating commit
tee have agreed upon their report,
said enato George Sutherland today
in commenting on the statement pub
lished in Chicago that a majority OF
the committee Will declare in favor of
Secretary Ballinger. Senator Suther-
land is a member of the committee.
No action win be taken. said the SEN
ator. until September s. when he viii
go to Minneapolis to confer with his
colleagues and sign a report,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
NllIITTTA MASONs CONFER
MEMBERSHIP ON IAl1

Marietta. ohio. July ik-honciat2
membership was conferred up"n
President william "a TAFT and Gov
ernuF Judson Harmon of ONTO tonight
by American Onion Lodge So g.
Ancient Free and Accepted Mnsons
of Marietta. The lodge coniciring
fhis honor was constituted iu the Neo'
isfs aud ls the oldest Masonic lodge
west et the A~licghonles
President Ttut Was made a Mason
at sight Cos KilNmuiug Lodge of
Cincinnati lsst senr. Governor htr'
mon has Been nn ACTIVE Mason iur
some 4etrs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
WOULD BE PEACEMAKER IS
KILLED FOR HIS PAINS

Pittsburg. Pa, July While
demonstrating with a group of seven
foreigners wlo were lighting In front
Of his home in McKee's Rocks dur
ing the night, Negro Botnars, A
years old, vas shot dead by one of
the men. Botnars' wife ana five chill
dren were witnesses. His t~1-year-old
son Peter dashed after the foreigners
ana eausevthe arrest of TIVE Of them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
AMERICAN ENGINEER
ARRESTED FOR MURDEi,

Monterey. Mex. July 1S.-Francisco
Canttu. general foreman of the Ma
tional Railways AT Paredon, Coahuila,
was shot and seriously wounded by
Randolph Harrison, an American civil
engineer at Paredon last Saturday, ac-
cording to advices received here last
night.
Harrison, who is an employe of the
railroad. was arrested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
RANCHMAN ROBBED OF
MONEY AND MURDERED

Oklahoma City, okla, July is
The body of j. Edgar Cross, formerly
a prominent ranchman of Montana,
oregon and Texas, was found in a Sc
eluded spot within the city limits
early today with a bullet hole through
the head, \ %coroner's jury held that
he had been murdered and testimony
showed that he had been robbed of
several hundred dollars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
SMALL BOYS CONFESS TO
WRECKlN6 FRISCO TRAIN

Fort Worth Texas. July tS.-Fol-
lowing "a wreck yesterday on the 81.
Louis A san Francisco railroad. near
.Tolar Texas. in which Engineer De
camp was Killed two small boys COM
fe-sed today That they drove spikes In
the ties next Go the rail TO see what
would happen The hoys. Harvey
Davis. l8. and Daniel Gage. a. were
arrested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
PLAGUE SUSPECTED
TO EXIST IN VENEZUELA

Caracas, July IL. several Of the le-
gnuons have cahIed their governments
that thcre are q fow suspected cases
OF plugue here.
The Now York and Bermudez AS
phalt company which recently settled
10 dispute with the government has
been granted n petroleum concession
on Paris peninsular and Pedurnalcs
iHlend.
President Gomez left today on a
.rip through the interior.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
CENTRAL OFFICE DETECTIVES
no SEARCH THE kROONLtND

New York, July 1S.--With the per-
mission Of health officer Doty, central
office detectives viii board the kroon-
land, no matter at what hour she
reaches quarantine tomorrow night
ana make an exhaustive search for
Or. Crippen and the LeneVe woman.
An the women passengers will come
in for close scrutiny because of the
cabled report from Paris that Dr..
Crippcn may be disguised in woman's
dress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
800 TERROR STRICKEN
GIRLS BARELY ESCAPE

Philadelphia. July iS-rhree hun
bred terror stricken girls lied down
thr stairway 10 escape death Lea a fire
which fifteen minutes after Il broke
Qua today rfsctiealiy destroyed the
straw hat factory of Reseneu Broth
ers The huIidlns nNe stories hiEh.
was located at Eiehth and Vine
streets in thc shoruing district All
thr Girls escaped unhurt Loss $50
ooa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
AMERICANS JAILED
UNDERGROUND
Excitement Among Foreigners
in CoIima at Alleged MiStreat-
ment of Three Prominent
Lumber Men.
rBy Morning journal special Leased wirel

Colima. Mex. July lS.-The receni
arrest and Imprisonment of three
Americans. Il. Il. Horton, general
manager Of the San Jose Lumber
and two assistants and the
su bsequent treatment they received
from the local authorities has caused
excitement among the foreigners here
The men were arrested ON charges OF
trespass for moving machinery over
the land of NJ. Hellion and were pho
tographed as criminals and imprison-
ed in underground cells, it Is alleged.
Bond was furnished by the British
consul.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
PLACES LEFT
FOR TAROY THIRST
New DiSpenSation of Mayor
Gaynor Cuts List of All Night
Saloon Licenses to the Mini
mum,
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by HorhInE J0urnhI hbecIH' ftHHfd WIFI
NM York, July lS.--Under the new
dispmsation Of Mayor Gaynor. there
now remain In New York just six
PLACES where a wayfarer abroad after
o'dock In the morning may walk in
through the front door and order a
drini within the law.
Tie mayors scrutiny OF the all
nigh license list resulted in a second
cut today by which the thirteen re-
mailing from the original forty odd
whe the mayor took the subject first
undC Amusement, were stiil further
Abridged.
The mayors policy is to license only
thos restaurants patronizod by night
workers. whose demand FOR refresh
mems Is legitimate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
COMPANY IN
TROUBLE
Writ of Mandamus issued
Against Independent System
In Ell Paso Headed by Wealthy
Men.
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fWy Morning journal Spseiai teased WHef
III Paso, Texas. July lS.-A writ Of
%mandamus was secured here today
against the Southwestern Independent
Telephone company by the Guaranty
Bank and Trust company and other
stockholders, requiring the company
20 produce its books and records or
show cause why compliments should
not take charge OF the property,
The petition alleges that there has
boon no meeting of stockholders held
since April. 1907, and that the Off
GERS are acting without legal right
The defendant company operates an
automatic telephone system In this
city and to outside points. j. NJ Nor
gan, the manager. is accused OF usurp-
ing all of the offices and in %conniv-
pncc with r. v Bowden, a stock
holder, with holding the books and
records.
The men involved in the suit are all
wealthy business men OF this city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
CPlTOL REMOVAL CASE
TO Be DECIDED TODAY

'klahoma city, Okla, July is
Gcernor Haskell tomorrow VIII APP
prt Judge J. r. a. Robertson ~
Chndler. Tate Brady Of Tulsa an.
Dt Leo Bennett OF Muskogee mem
hes ct the state capitol commission.
he decision Of the state supreme
raft in the capitol removal ease will
behandcd down tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
DO YOUR DUTY" IS
CHARGE TO JURORS
Investigators of Newark Lynch
ing Instructed to Return
True Bills for Murder in the
First Degree,
Morning Journal sDecIai r.aasd wIrsi

nv Morning Journal sDeciai Leased Wirel
Newark. Ohio, July lS.-ln his
charge te the grand jury called TO in
Vestigate the Etherington lynching,
Judge T. w, Seward was emphatic
today. lie instructed the jury to re-
arm indictments ror murder in the
first degree. should they find any per-
sons guilty of participating in the
lynching. lie ordered the jurors to
do their run duty and let results take
care Of themselves
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
FIRST THROUGH TRAIN Is
STALLED BECAUSE OF STItIkE

White River Junction, VI, July 10
The first through train of the Grand.
Trunk and Central Vermont systems
to be held up as a result of the strike
was stalled here this morning await
ing the efforts of the railroad officials
to secure a crew to carry IT through to
Montreal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
ROOSEVELT 10 ADDRESS THE
TEACHERS AT DIES MONIES

Des Mcincs. Iowa, July lS.-Offi-
Gals of the Iowa State Teachers As
ISOLATION today announced h a Col
mel Theodore Roosevelt will speak at
the meeting Of the association in Des
Moinos Friday night, November II.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19

Portland, Me-. July lS.-Not a
freight train has left this city over
the Grand Trunl since the strike or
del went into effect.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19

Portsmouth. a. ~, July as The
wireless station at the Portsmouth
navy yrrd was In communication with
the presidential yacht Mayflowcr at
\ D M but the operator aboard the
Yacht Ind been instructed not o. dis
vulge the exact loeetion az the hont
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19
TAFT DISAPPEARS ~ HIS
YACHT ON BOUNDING DEEP

Roekport Mass, July The
presidential yacht Mayflower was
sighted OIL Thatcher's island at $40
O'Clock this evening, headed north-
east with tho presidents flag az the
mnAthead Tho boat disappeared
about 20 In the direction ot the
Maine coast.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

I .4ss 40 Total sales for the week. comps
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
TO ENJOIN K. & w. SALE
Minority Stockholders Ask Ohio
Court to Intervene.

Columbus. Ohio. May 22-David Fl. Gould
and John +. Stanton. minority stockholders
of the Kanawha & Michigan Railway COM
pany, yesterday flied petition IL the Conn
mon Pleas Court against the Chesapeake &
Ohio. the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern.
the Hooking Valley Railway Company and
the Kanawha & Michigan; asking that the
sale of the stock of the Kanawha & Michi-
gan to the other roads be enjoined-
Wade H. Ellis. one of the attorneys for
the complaining stockholders, issued a.
statement last night in reply to CRITICISMS
from the railways. He recftes decision OF
the Franklin County Circuit Court declaring
the Hooking Valley, the Kanawha & Michl-
gan and the Toledo & Ohio Central TO be
trust and ordering 1T TO divest itself Of
the ownership of these roads. and also OF
coal properties. He says that at that time
trunk line syndicate of five roads, en-
bracing the Baltimore & Ohio, the Lake
Shore. the Pennsylvania, the Chesapeake
& Ohio and the Erie, controlled the Hook
ing He adds:
The one objection that is made is TO the
joint ownership Of Ohio railroads which the
courts of this state have decided are paral-
lei and competing. and cannot be owned by
one interest.
David H. Gould and John S Stanton Of
New York. own an amount Of stock many
times as great as that of the directors of
the Hooking Valley company combined.
They are seeking to prevent the continua-
tion under another form Of the combination
which has been condemned by the courts
of this state. 1t is their duty to protest in
every honorable way against the consum-
nation of this Illegal scheme"
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Fall River, Mass, May 22.-There was
steady but moderate trading in the print
cloth market last week, and the total sales
are estimated at 10000 pieces. The demand
was very good for certain styles, but the
mills were reluctant sellers and consequently
the amount of trading was restricted Buy
ers filed their wants in small lots and were
satisfied to purchase 10 the extent OF their
actual needs. Converters bought literally
of the goods mostly wanted by them, and
took fair quantities of wide and medium
wide goods, and in some instances paid a
sixteenth of cent more than they did two
weeks ago. While the total for last week
may seem large. it is far below the amount
of trading in normal times The market is
still in a depressed state. but notwithstand-
ing this there is some measure of improve
ment in the business that has been accom-
plished. Printers are little interested in
the market, and purchase only to fill in
their needs 1t is generally believed by the
trade that prices have reached their lowest
and that the trend is upward, this being ap-
parent by the fact that wide goods have
advanced an eighth of a cent within two
weeks, and certain styles of narrow goods
have increased In price to some extent
Contracts have been entered into calling
for deliveries I'D to September. Manufact-
Jrers are doing their best TO prevent an ac-
emulation of goods, for any piling UP Of
goods would mean distinct loss to the
mills If these goods were to be sold at a
low figure. The mills are considering q
plan to close Memorial Day week. The
quotations ar e as follows: For 23-inch,
64x64s, cents, nominal; 2-inch. 64x6Os,
3 7-16 cents; N-inch, 64x60s. 5-16 cents;
64x6is, 6i4 cents. 5s-inch, 6Sx72s.
53t cents.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
SAN FRANCISCO MINING srocss

San Francisco. May 32--Ths cfhctsl co'
ing quotations for mining stocks ys7''
dsy were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

There has been no falling off in develop
,reur work fn the various oil fields during
she Ia 81 week and operations have been at
tended with good results, especially IN the
Eastern fields. Activity has been marked
Fn the West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio
territories. and especially in the Roam
County. w Va. district, which has led
all other districts In new completion Most
Of the new wells that have been brought In
ere average producers. although some Of
them give Indications Of developing larger
productions Activity is also to be noted in
rancoln County, w. Va, where a large
number of new wells are being completed,
p71t SO far nothing out OF the ordinary has
Been brought In Considerable attention IS
centred in the Clinton sand field. in South
eastern Ohio. by reason Of the active de-
eelopn1ent work being carried on and the
furnishing Of Lew production. Recent de-
velopments in ffis district have led TO the
belief that the producing limit Of the field
hes rot as yst been definitely defined Dur
sne the week the Bremen on and Gas Com
paay brought In a well which produced $50
barrels = tee first eighteen hours. A large
amount of the work now under way and
concentrated is located on Bremen and
junction City town lots, and IL is esti-
mated that there are nov eighry wells
ofIiling and starting in this field. In the
central West the efforts 10 locate new terri
tory continue in the ol5long district IN
illinois several new wells have beer added
70 the long list of producers, the new com
pletions having productions ranging from
thirty TO forty barrels. In the California
fields interest is on the increase. IN the
midway field production is going on at an
enormous rate. and the same Is true Of the
other California fields. The Great Lake
View e7ls1er IS still producing at the rate
q ABOUT hfCy thousand barrels 2 day. Re
lined petroleum remains unchanged at Z 70
n barrels and 4-25 in bulk ar New York
F-,.~or5esn rJriceg also are unchanged as
-r,l;.,s1s- I,anGpn 8 per imperial -allOs.
k-l--ferp ze'z francs per - klloa a..a
g.cI1ea 6.s5 FER - kllos.