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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
GE0[OG|ST
DENIES OIL CLAIM OF
TULAROSA DESERT


Open denial OF the assertion that
the Tuiaroaa Iinain had been hoomesl
by The chief EeoloEist OF the United
States NJ one OF the coming fields Of
the country ~ contained w the prens
bulletin of the United States seolenic-
AZ survey Of the department Of tho
interior Tor iune. 1873 IN a dlprun.
sion of possible oil and nas lands.
some promising domea ARE noted, but
lhese arr not IN the Tulnroan Eaaln
The bulletin says In introduction
In an examination OF the neolorir
structure OF parts OF New Msxico made
during the last four years by tie
United States Geological NurVey. De.
pastment of the Interior. n. N. Ilar-
ton, rrologiHf. has dlacovcrod IN tho
beds OF rock many domea and arches
that may be reservoirs Of OH or gnn n
these aubsinncea are present In tho
regions examined. These flexod beds
are parts OF formations that produce
oil In Wyoming. Oklahoma. kannnn.
and Texas, but little evidence OF tho
presence OF OIL and gns ln them has
yet been found In New Mexico. A
small amount Of oil az Dayton and v
few neepa and some traces of oil re-
ported In water wells al several other
places are the only favorable indica-
tons 20. far reported.
only a few deep wells have been
bored in New Mexico. however. aud
these have been bored In places whefa
the structure was not favorable for
the occurrence OF oil or gaa or the
wells have not been drilled deep
enough 70 make them satisfactory
tests. Much Of the geologic guidance
uaed In locating the wells drilled has
come from incompetent experts onr
dome" having been dcduced frool
haphazard dips taken from iaycrn Of
cfons-bedded sandstone.
"One probably hopeless project Ia a
deep hole IN the middle Tularosa les
ert, where there are no rock outcrol,s
10 Indicate structure. In some OF the
hectic literature written TO promote
the sale OF OIL stock the chlcf ncoiY-
Eint OF the United States Oeoioglrai
Survey In falsely quoted ~ authority
for the statement that New Mcxito
would develop one OF the biExcra oil
fields on this continent. There " no
foundation for such q statement"
The report asserts that there are a
few localities that appear 10 be fav-
orable 10 the storage Of gas OF oil. "
either exists IN the region. In Quad
ed dome. the apex Of which comes IN
the west-central part Of township
eleven north. range ~ east. some
arches are mentioned In san Miguel
county. The report SAYS that In
Quay county. "a broad low anii-cline
IN the rod beds paaatn a short distance
east OF Tucumcar and extends for
some distance north and south Of the
Rock Island railroad" Dciiacn ard
Lincoln counties are favoiabiy men
toned while "a fine dome n mention
ed IA existing In Hocorro county.
Tho report states that tcst wells
should be carried entirely through
the aedimontary hcriea which In the
domea aud anti-cllnea mentioned u
from 1900 20 1000 feet thick N ore
detailed Information Of the OIL lsnda
In this -tNtc will be given IN a reporl
20 be issued later containing q geo.
logical map and crosr SECTIONS which
viii probably be ready for distribu
tlon late in the autumn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
CONGRESSMAN SEEKS
TO PREVENT GREAT
FIGHT ON JULY 4
Randall Introduces Resolution
Requesting Governor 10 Gall or
willard. Dempsey Bout at To
ledo: Calls Il Dissertation"

Washington, June So A resolution
requesting the eoycrnor Of ohio to
prevent THE threatened dissertation ~
the nations birthday" hy a prize fight
between willard and l,empar, at To-
lcdo iuiy tth. was introduced today
bS Representative Randall. prohibit
iionist. California.
"one ~ the participants In this pro-
posed flght " Ar. Randall said. "en-
gagged in a similar fiEht a few years
aEo with Jack Johnson. a fugitive of
Justice. who has confessed that he was
bought OF and threw the fight 10 hls
why should q fight between bruia-
er hlackera. who were not brave
enough 10 Join the war against DER
man murderers, be permitted In this
county,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26

content 10 return to oermsny 81 a
simple cit|1en ready 10 DO anything n
assist my country
NotNiihs;4pdlnE this categorical
eiattment ne nsmI-offIcIaf W.Iff
bureau of Berlin three days laIel ~.
sued What vas aaId 20 b. the n4aff
tett o. the crown primers rrnunrIa-
ton of HE riEhur 20 The lhrons
~ regards the Associated praan In.
tetticw mentioned. however. fhn cor.
rcapondeut who obtained n hollis an
autographed letter from the an-croan
prince. In which the latter states mat
in this lntersleuf he was qnofed cnr-
recilt Ia every particular.
Wslmar. "wednesday June Is. fux
The AEsocIated Ire<sl fIertna m
Nueiier. the fc-cifn minister. and nr.
He'll. the coIoniai minister. "a was an
aounccd tonight hare been r>I<cfrd a.
the oerman snvoyr 70 sIen the ntxr-
terms They viii leave Berlin Friday.
London. June ss--It<pres<nsa,l<<s
of industrial cconcn< have assumed
fun political and military power in
Hamburg and are uttlnr Ia the t1wn
nEiL according 70 aavice< frnm 0sriin
quoting newspaper ndsicex received
thsre. General won L~itow -vorh~rk
has been ordered 20 uAmburr with
strong forces 10 restore order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
Oil Companies Will
Test Constitutionality
Of Gasoline Tax
sreeisl osssrer 70 u.s rsasln

santa BE, v, VI. luue ~ iunsN-
tutionality of New Mcxicu's excise tax
of two cents a gallon ON gasoline II o.
be- tried ou, In United States district
court suit Tor this purpose was filed
this morning by the Sinclair n"fining
company, Continental oii company
and the Texas company. Settling up
the plea that the last legislature had
no authority under the constitution Ia
enact u law levyinE such an excise tax
these three companies ask for an IN
Junction to restrain the state treasurer,
the secretary ~ state, the attorney
general. and the district attorney of
the first Judicial district Hearing on
the case has been set fOr Tuesday.
July and will be before Judge colin
Neblett.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
SANTA FE LEADS IN
NO ACCIDENT WEEK,
DIVISION PERFECT
Upon Basis Of Mileage and Mum.
Der Of Employees, A. T. a s. y.
Leads 81 Western Roads Rio
Grande Boys Have 100 Percent

santa Fe railroad employees are
inhilant over their success In the NO
Accident week nov on, A report re-
ceiyed today Indicates that the santa
fe Il leading the other alNty-twn roads
of the central western division and
proposes a. stay Ia the lead az long as
the contest may run.
The following slater ent was receiy-
ed from " T.. Summers. superintend-
ent of the Rio 0rande division this
morning
no accident week safety section
advices based ON the mileage and
number of employees shew the santa
~ leads the sixty-two roads In the
central western region. We are not
out In front hy chance hut by right.
Want each cmploye 90 do hts utmost
20 maintain position ana not break un-
der the strain. The nlo Orsndo dl-
vision up % date has carried ice per
cent Let's make the Ria urande di-
vision continue with the same percent
age ~ efficiency"
The local yards ana shops are IN,
cluded In the Rio Grande division and
deserve praise for keeping up the 100
per cent record Local officials today
were confident that the stride would
be continued until the end of the
week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
Denies League Is
Foe of Ireland's
Fight to Be Free

Washington. June .s-Asscrtions
that the league Of nations would
handicap the effort for Irish freedom
We're denied In the senate today by
Senator Pheian. democrat. California.
Some persons interested in the
Irish cause." he said. have objected
10 article ten because they fear ~
would guarantee the territorial intcE-
rity of the British empire. This II
does only with respect 90 external ags
Erersion Now Irish Independence
can he won either BY the voluntary act
~ England. a successful revolution or
the Intervention of superior force
from tho outside, 90 these three
avenues 10 Independence the league
only stands In the way of the last.
III an irirhuan tells me that he
would put Irish Independence before
the spectacle of a world bathed again
In blood. tho lons again Of millions of
liVce anh the hunger. disease. friva
tons, suffering and torture Inflicted
upon millions more, then I would aay
h. has forfeited generous consldcra-
ton b. an exhibition of unuttci able
selfishncss"
ncprccating any efforts 10 mako
lfish freedom "a party question. Mr..
fhclau said the republicans could not
claim credit for the resolution recently
passed requesting "a hearing for the
irish delegates a. Versailles.
Mr. pneian declared the solid re-
publican support few days ago Of
the hurah resolution asking the hear
ms for Irish delegates was Intended
To emhnrrasa the president"
~ VA also done. ! believe 90 de-
feat the ieaEu, of nations by sxciting
q false suspicion that article ten pre-
vented Internal revolution, he con-
tinucd. II N unfortunate that "a
great and worthy a cause should hs
~ cruelty used a. vulgar means Of
winning votes by men whose presiou.
action would indicate that they have
NO real sympathy with Ireland"
I'm conversation recently with
President Elmoun de Valera of ths
Irish republic" said senator Phclan
he emphatically declared that he
Z trusted the holy cause to which h,
had pledged his life ana honor would
not be dragged into the mire OF Am
sriran party politicH."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
! DOTS and DASHES /,

Rerlin. The streets OF Berlin were
scencs OF roting and piuniering inHt
night. melted by agitators. pedest-
rians were robbed and isolated sol
dierH maltreaicd. The mob eventually
was dispersed.
San Francisco. Telephone opera
tors and electrical workers ON strike
In the hay district az "A meeting lust
night voted TO accept no compromises
offers and hereafter to eonddct the
strike themselves. diSrcKarding their
International vico president. They
charge the union representatives with
"plsyinE into the hands OF the en-.
pioyorH."
Parts Adviccs from Germany 10
tho council Of -four Yesterday are 10
the effect that the German govern
mcnt In occupied with selecting new
delegates FOR the peace conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26


cadei snd there have heen serious en-
ragemcnts between government troops
aud moba
In military circles In Berlin. the dis
patch adds. u y asserted that q count
~ revolution will begin a. soon az a
communist revolt Il started.
Firld Marshal Won hindenburR. IN
reply 10 a request from the minister
of defense concerning the allied re-
lection oi German reservations in the
peace treaty said thai Ia the event OF
resumption Of hostiliticu according
10 a berlin dispatch. thu ucrmans
would be able to rcconquef fOsen ana
maintain the frontiers 10 the east, but
hardly would be- able % reckon on
succcss IN the wcst Tho field marshal
- said 10 have added
"A favorable lasus To our operations
l.. therefore. very doubtful. but az a
soidisr. l must prefer AN honorahio
TALL 10 an ignomihious peace
report from nerln "Wednesday
said that Field Marshal Won linden
burg had resigned from thu chirf
command Later dispatches said that
General Groencr had succeedcd him.
Hints have come from Germany
within tho last few days that the mili-
tary caste there would not be aycrsc
to bringing about a military situation
Within the former empire that would
enharrnss the aiiica Ia putting into ef-
tect OF the peace treaty, ana u seems
not Improbable that tne move made
~ the eN-crown prince ia connected
with some such plan.
me FORMER crown prince made hiH
way into Holland shortly after the
slsnink ol tle ain.ls.ee la.l Nosein.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26

Serbia occupied northern Albania aud
Greece occupied smyrna which was
promised us by the agreement of ~.
team Maurivune,"
In principle" Signor Tittoni added.
the compensation offered Italy la
Africa hy the british government WIS
satisfactory. lie said he believed the
offer ~ France ought tO be- Increased.
The foreign minister called for the
fun ana unconditional support for the
new government by parliament nnd
the country regardless of party"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
Foreign Minister Tittoni Says
Powers Have Obtained What
They Asked for, While His
People Have Been Ignored.
SIGNING OF TREATY NOT
TO MEAN ITALIAN PEACE
Great Britain and France viii Be
Able to Heal Their Wounds,
But Italy win Remain Crippled
For a Long Time

Rome. "Wednesday June 2e.-rhe
position Of Italy n less fayorahle nov
than NJ the beginning ~ the peace
conference because tho Italian delcRa-
tlon has approved an that Great
britain ana France have asked in Asia
and Africa. while Those powers have
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
RETURN OF MONARCHY
MAY BE FORESHADOWED
BY NEW DEVELOPMENT
Disorders Increase in Berlin; Hindenbur9 Says Hs
Prefers Honorable Fall to Ianominioua Pesce;"
German Treaty Signers Chosen; Communist
Revolt Is Possible.

Paris, June 2eFrederiek William ohenroIlern he former
herman crown prince has escaped from Holland way
into Germany. II -
News of the escape o. The prince considerable
H n peace conference wireless While felt that he a a,
around which the and nonaisa would cn,lr az,
Enthusiastically nevertheless his aet regarded event az on-aer
able Significance IN other erinan recalcitrane,
Washington June 26Conhlenai reports that he for.r a.,
man crown prince and also probably emperor would Al
Tempt recnier uermany after the signing peace treaty were
received recently by officials here T. hecne too
crown prince had been received N ~ - ~ '"' '"'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
State and Forest
Service Join For
Fire Protection

The state land commission has en-.
tered into a cooperative agreement
with the forest service for the prolec-
tlon from fire of the state timber
lands In the Lincoln national fores<
Each OF the departments will S/are
eually In the expense Of fighusg the
fires In all matters such ms the hiring
OF guards, fighters aud buying fire
fighting machinery. The agreement
has been In operation for some time
now and the forest has been well pro-
tected as result
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
INCnrAsE sIIIpDVII.DfNG.

Washington, June sh.--ln reporting
the sundry civil appropriation bill to-
day. the senate appropriations COM
mittee increased the shipping boards
shlpbuiidinE program from t256 5000
O0O TO tfsi 200. 000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
RAM CASHIER sUnltFNDEns.

benNer. June 20 Robert 4 .lfrown.
cashier of closed the city nank& Trust
company. walked into the sheriffa
office here today and surrendered. lie
was arraigned On charge 81 grand
larceny OF u check Tor $40. coo. plead.
ed not guilty aud was released on
81 .000 bond. signed hy eeiFhhorH
llrown said he had been In Rico, Colo.
since the bank eloSyd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
.ro rIlosEarrE LIQrOR crIlrI,rr,s

New lfrk. June 2a.-The United
States circuit court of appeals Ia an
opinlon handed down today modified
the Injunction recently granted brew
United States District Attorney Caffey
aud Acting Collector of Internal Rev
cnue McElllEott The opinion Of tho
higher court permits the prosecutor TO
proceed ggninHt alleged vioiat0rs Of
the war ume prohibition act
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
DisouDEns IStuENssxG
~ GERMAN CAPITAL.

i.ondon. June 2G.--Dlaorders are In :
creasing In Berlin. the Exchange Tcie-
rrnph correspondent nt Amsterdam
reporfe Many streets there are harri-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26

Uncle Sam H releasing from his
service the mer who went over
there 10 free the world from nutns-
racy. Thousands Of soldiers are dntls
receiving their honorable discharges.
they pocket their pay. bid farewell "a
their comrades and sally forth civil
ians
There " one aFmV. however, which
must not be- demohiiixed. That IN the
army OF War savings stamp buyers.
Nore recruits are nce-icd 20 carry on
the campaign of rcndiurimcnt which
follows tho signing of the nrinlsiice.
The army of fighters has achieved
It's purpose.
The army Of savers mus, remain In
faction"
Garry on - ir~,ing peace under
the banner of W Ss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
CROWN PRINCE ESCAPES TO FA7HERL AND
TO-DAY
IN THE NEWS
Monarohism Bobs Up Again
Garry onl


nrNBfINCs &C nsonarrhi-m
m IN cer,nanY Errw rtrsnxrr
- totisy with the rrturn of ne
forsnrr cr0wn princc "a the Land
his father s~ssi to rssie. White
frxsicrick william 4 ~ M -en-r
= popular fizsife in scrmany. tho
Huns are in such n state % nind
over the tfs,afy that they MAJ h.
foolish enough 90 rally arbund
his faier lrasirF~f'p.
Won Hinsisuburx, too. ~ Ia
duiaing In somc hiris-~oundin
fnofhines eiuut prcfrrrinH 'nn
honornbic fall to an "lafssutln-
fous prar#" such uffrfansr will
sound like picasanf music ca tho
ears of the an-tsffInanisfs WIN
are gniifsi by the fnct that the
drcams of German conquest have
all come to naugif.
In the nesnwhlic. reports from
Berlin Indicate that counter
revolution Il possible. ''a~ -on ~
y communist revolt u ssartcd."
This last CLAUSE u pu<xiina. "
u clear that fhc ntonar'hisf@ are
planning a demonstration of ~onse
kind. using the siEniBe of the
pcafr trcaiy ~ a prsfckt. Hut
Why should their uprising drpsnd
on n communists rrtohf Arr
these two antiposini factions go-
Ina 10 Ioin hands aEninSt the Wn-
ioftty -ociallsfs NM In power.
and make frrnEicd cffnrt to
save Gcrnians frmn an unfator-
ablc pcagcf
No man ran sas. German poi
itics 4 an enigma ~ bf~t. titc
ari, safe tliinE Tor the ailis- To-
do--and tlct are ~liowtna ~inu~
of doinE it's Ia 40 tight on the
Rhine until f<'arr T. unail, con.
summatcSi. tntli that time, W
mn, cNpr~t an, thing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
Rotarians Hear Report
of Great Convention
At Salt Lake City

Today's ssasion Of the Rotary club
OF Aibuquerquc was devoted prlncI-
pally 70 a report covering tho tenth
annual convention OF Ingcrnatlonl Ho-
tary clubs nt Salt iake city last wcek.
"a. ~. hcninE. who attended the con-
Ncution a. delegate nf the Aibuquaf-
cue club, made the report.
II. y. Gaylord. of AshViiie. N. C..
who also attended the salt Lake con-
Nehtion. and who IN here viNitina hIs
non. Harold Gaylord OF the whitney
Hardware company, Sia0 spoke hfef-
".
Judgc NJ. " Hickey and Judrs r.
II. Hanna were unnnlmounly oloctfd
TO memoershlp IN the Albuqnarnuo
club. Judge Hanna has keen sn hon-
orery member OF the club for tWo
years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26
INCREASE AyIATIOx rpND.

WaahInEI0n, Juno s6l--WIlhoul &C.
bate the senate today apurcrod a
committee amendment 20 the naval
eprropriaticn hiii Increasing ne fund
voted ~ the houn1. 10 a5.ooo. 600. A.
revised upward bf the senate commit
Tee. the bill carries about s11s. 900 900
AZ compared with tf1t.ou1.o0u ufn-
viiec hy the house Anons the lin-
poriant commlfiao additions are llt.a
goo, geo for federAi acQulsItion of the
Cape Cod canal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-26

New York. June 1e.--coppef firm;
oiectroiytlc June ana July fsM@teH.
Iron and lead unchanged.
Apeitsr fiFlni spot s.se bid, June
e.ps bid.
A. London. spot. standard copper.
Use. ios. TIN, ffsa, ion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-18
Summer Excursion Fares

Ask for the booklets you want They de-
scribe Yellowstone, Glacier, Rocky Mountain,
Hawaii, Grand Canyon. Petrihed Forest, Zion,
Mesa Verde and Hot Springs of Arkansas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-18
Continued from Wednesday,

Fifteen minutes later Christopher
Poe got a street car and hurried
scross 70 the number on Washington
square. There he was admitted by
a little Old maid who seemed quite
excited that any person OF Christie
pher Poe's aristocratic bearing
should call at her humble lodgings
Poe passed through narrow
dark hail way and up a long fight
OF stairs till ne came ott on land
ing from which three doors opened.
IT'S another flight up" cried the
landlady IN a shriH tone from be-
low.
Poe made out the second stairway
IL the dim end OF another long pas
sage and or reaching the top raped
AZ a single door IN. front OF him.
There was "A stir in the room and
suddenly the little bespectacle6 man
Poe recognized from having seen
him in the Turner room popped his
head through the door and. evident
~ as astonished as his landlady had
been. asked. what can 1 do for you.
sir2"
Mr. Spoods. the art dealer. sug-
Rested that I come 10 yea In regard
20 a Turner" answered Christopher
Poe entering the room and glanclng
about at the stacks OF canvasses
their faces 80 the wall. the floor lit
cred with magazines and illustra-
tons
"spoods," cried the little artist.
II haven't done any work for him
FOR i've years"
Then YOU did do something for
Spoods at that time ." asked Poe
taking a seat on carpeted model
stand in a corner lighted by a sky
light.
why. yes" cried Mr.. Bridge, in
confusion.
He paid you well, I presume?
should think il would take a great
deal 20 tempt an artist OF your evil
dent temperament 10 turn out spu-
rious old masters"
The little artist went pale. tried
10 speak. ana then sat down in a
low. broken Dutch rocker. his head
IN his hands
You don't seem happy remark
ed Poe Whatever made you dc
it"
There are worse things than
sopying great pictures, answered
Bridge raising his head slowly and
looking with defiance at the banker
'Oh. yes. / suppose stealing pic
lures. or substituting false ones for
originals would be worse >" said
Christopher Poe calmly.
The artist glanced up sharply and
his hands which had been folded
trembled with emotion. Yes, sup
pose that would be worse. bUt what
brought it 10 your mind 2'
Well / saw you looking az Tbs
Morning Mist at the metropolitan
this noon. You seemed TO have
some personal interest in the pie
ture / wondered if by any chance
YOU were aware OF the fact that las
night someone acquainted with great
pictures concealed himself in the
Egyptian room at the Metropolitan
and sometime before morning re
moved from the frame Turner'S
great picture?"
Bridge stood up and walked back