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New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
4 Narrow Coast Line
And q Long, Hard Haul

Russia has been cut Of from the
commerce and the traffic Of the world
rot only by the character Of her peo-
pie. She has been cut off IS we'll by
The fact that her great hinterland
tact with the world market. It is not
alone the lack OF transportation that
Kept the peasant from trading in the
world market as does, for instance, the
French peasant with the products Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
Rallies i'm Cotton
Fail to Prevent
Drop for Session
Active Realizing and Liquid.
alton Follow Weather
Report: Market Closes
/ TO q Points Lower

The sharp reaction o. Tuesday at.
ornoon was followed by evidences OF
renewed uncertainty in the cotton mar
s't Yesterday. Prices lost nearly oil
that they had gained during tho aft
crroon OF the previous day. but after
selling OF - 21.5sc for October there
vas C. rally Of some % 20 40 points
c1 covering. with that delivery closing
~ ci.62c compared with ci.s8o TIE
closing price Of Tuesday. ard 2i22c.
the low price OF Tuesday morning The
general market closed steady, az nct
decline Of 20 81 points
tn, opening was barely s''sdy ~ an
elyanc" % J Peat on s.lisn.e 'f os VI
relatively ea-v cables and favorable
leather reports from ths south tn.
narly selling was not active ano prices
aid fairly well until after TIE publication
taiued hulish features but. y sny'hinF.
Vas less unfavorable than expected snn
was followed by incfeasirFiy active feallt
lng o- Liquidation. A. soon 80 liquidation
'arerei on the market rallied on iTAae
bey.rg and covering
Thos. who are bulll.h ~ cotton point
euf that the better Weather now IRE
Fhuirg IN the South may or may not iaN
.orF enough 10 permit a sghtfanfial I'm
srnver0enf IN The condition. bu' ihaf -
wlN not eIminaf. ID. danger - serious
fsmtge from boil weof'l furing ~ JUL
RE damage by Insects may Be minlWlked
rarflculafly in sections which sfe rcfofilng
.o the va q poison. ana IDEAS a.. 20 the
actual si1o Of fhe cTc0 sT~ harfIf 81
rarrad rs crlsfalllze ln anything Ike per
f-ar.at form until after me eriuca I
-ront.s ~ July and August Some q
the scattering reports reaching ihe trace
-fetfrday faid that the crop was tIresdL
lfrrroving "a some points IN Tstas and
he Carollnas The report 81 tie census
.greau On domestic consumpton vas .ih-
.I' anv apparent enect on ths nafhft
southern SPOT markets - offieihAf re-
ported were 10 points higher 20 ~ points
over. with only a small volume o. o-sl'
nest .. 49,
IN. local market for spot cotton nas
oulet and 20 points lower a. t.'oc fos
.rldfunE. no sales were reported
The range % prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
Financial Items

TIE ,f~r-o-. eforse corpora
RIA. srfcs ~ ff.ctf.1-s tsa.hf sos.
4rffr - 81 0rof-t ru i0rfe''
rr- cent
--,o r.rf-s- corpora 80. MAY. p.
s,lss were fl.1t5.fff agsins' - l,t-s !"
May i1st year. an Increase ci 'ppfo'''''''
ly 10 per cent
Archibald 2. Tapra7 has httn 20
ritttI IS general partner % '"' '''"
% sloane Pen p 60.
SHES or N. schultz Retail s'oT-s cor
p4rsfien for May increased hplfghin...s
fels pc cent over the Gsfiie pefle1 in ~. l.
NAV 1891 sales we're tl,ff9tl4' ~se''.'.
MAJ. 1891 % fi,5sibib.
Tn. April 1913 report ~ - As'otiai'd
a.. 4 Electric Company showed =
income N tg0lsa. - against fl'.'tl i''
April. 1881. an Increase 81 2i.t ptf cent
TIE wer Penn Traction z N'tsr L'v,sr
-.-,e ~ siTTIsh. against net incor.s
~ SIfi.si f3r AprI!. 1881
The pusrisr Contenser 40 had'2 20.
norton voste-ta' elscttt M.iam Dlo..
Fer n-esiosnt claude Mash 20 i-esi
NEE rurn X Prifchitt. Archie -. PED.
r,d-.rnd bristol and Herman j. loof.
l.reef0-s THE central Union Trust COR
ranv was appointed transfer agent ara we
Nationsl Park Bank registrar f's the
capital stock
Robert C. Mayer a Co are Offering ne"
tssue 81 pei cent sterling bonds 81 ne COM
pagnl4 Internationaie aes Warons LIS ~
fs-natonal Sissplnr Car Company or h.l-
vf--si repayrb bic through q cumulative fnkf
m funl which viii retire the entire issue ~
Tuly J. 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
Tette-iays Previous
~f.ra ciofs

bonds. due December Is. 1881; Toledo
Edison Company, Si8 800 900 first mort
gage gold bonds, : per cent series, due
september !, 1871; Sesboard Air Line
Railway. interchangeable certificates
for $3.50. 400 additional preferred
stock and Si2,57i,ioo additional com
mon stock
Chicago. indianapolis. & Louisville
Railway. 100000 first ard general
mortgage Series %" 6 per cent gold
bonds. due May :. 1886; international
& Great Northern Railway. Guaranty
Tfus. Company certificates - deposit
rerGfsert'rg three-ycsr PEI cent gold
roles I'D 20 total % $1,000 600; Cos
Zen r. Co.. temporary interchangeable
certificates for 32b2l shares o. Z per
cent cumulative preferred stock; Pisret
on Corporation. an additional $3.50
900 common stock.
Illinois Central Railroad, Si0e29 500
nor-cumulative per cent convertible
preferred stock ard Sl0e.zs6,0o0 COM
mon stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
stock Exchanre Lislincs

Shares Of the Hudson Motor Com
raay. reee t.y oFerei Tor public sub
s9r.piion and waich have been traded
on tho Cur5 Market Exchange. have
been adm ittcd O. .i't on The stock *
change. The a0lnt being temporary
certificates for 10000 shares without
par value Olher llstlrga ln,Iudfd:
Pierce Oh Corporation $1,000 900 tcn-
year per cent sinking fund debcnture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
rs p. G.. of Wagner Creditors
Accent Settlement Plan

Creditor. OF the failed brokerage firm
Of =. W. Wagner 4 Co.. formerly mem
hers Of the Stock Exchange. 70 the eH-
tent OF more than 70 per cent rave ss.
sented 70 the composition settlement
proposed By the general creditors com
nitiee In New York and Cnicago, nc,
cording 10 A statement issued yesterday
bv ]. 8. Sheppard. the receiver.
A notice will be sent shorty 20 the
creditors and a motion. when VIII pe
presented 10 the court, VIII prooaoly p'
resrbed the latter part Of July for argu-
ment. Mr. sheppard - Of the opinion
tina. a considerable proportion OF assets
viii be- disposed Of upon the notion
being allowed By the court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
London Metal Market

LONDON, June i4.-Standsrd copper
spot. ISL ios; futures. sol IDS; L,s.'
80, sibo l2s Cd; futures. $751; Us
~ Lad. spot. f2l los: futures, f2s
los io. Zinc. spot, al ibsj futures a.
rs Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
Ann Arhnr Net Cains

The report Of the Ann Arbor Raj
road for the year ended December 81.
1921. showed o rrt income OF $1,000
after taxes and charges, equivalent 10
SfQ- share earned or the Si.O0o,coo
outstrrdlns preferred stock, eomp@re d
with s13Sos. or Si.s4 share on tho
rrefc-red stock in 1920 The corporate
and Federal combined income account
far 1921 showed o net income o. sse.-
oSo. compared with 3 deficit OF $3.50
49f IN 1920.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15

soufhrru SPOT Mnrkefs=ffaiNcafon ftfafls
.r~i.rr.l - 1900. SAFES $50 bales
..w orleans cu.ef. .5 points .eNfr at
u -r~. saica. 90 bsies Anpilr nominal
unchanged ~ 2lc. rairF III savannah
sfssdv 81 points lower o. % 1s- sales.
f halss Norfolk steaty. 81 points lower
al Z. rnr. sales nu baltimore nominal.
unchanged az 4.c saies, r'. A-fHs'@
steady. b. points lower A. 81 f1e. fatrF.
"a baf.n Memphis steady. unrhanrll o.
..c. sa..s 900 bales Houston s''adr. 10
points higher A. .48tc sales as bales
IIfte Rock steady. unrnanget af $500.
safrs rs haffa Dallas STEADY. points
CHER az "a Soc. sales $40 bales Mont
romerv frm. unchanged e. N.lac. faifs
nM Fort Worth fffedy. 10 points lower
a. q 85c. sales. ! $50 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15

cent bonds Interim. receipt. iot. i5lt
5sf shares rubixe Arufrisi SILK 60. q.
America per cent cumulative pretefrer,
500 each l0f.. .stttt-t.t 5000. .. 'A-e,,
America Class Is common. no pa.
Los .....-. -. -. !. .. :. :. .. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
Brisk Upiurns in
Wheat on Reports
OF Excessive Heat
Black Rustin Northwest Also
Gives Impetus to Rise;
General Market Clcses
Strong, III to 23sc Up

CHICAGO. juno is.-Brisk upturns
In the price q wheat to-day nceompa-
MED reports 90 excessive heat West
and Southwest and % black rust North
vest. The market closed strong. NC
20 CSC net higher with July sil2h 70
sil2A and September SLIPS 10 Sll5.
Corn gained ii.1inc % 2i.c and oats
ia &c 10 lac. In provisions the out
come varied from &c decline 70 7c ad-
vance
Tsmperatur.. ranging ~ 20 10, degrees
IN western Nehrasar. together with a'ser
lions fha' wheat near sAiina. kan. was
turnins white a. result ~ ths hottest
lone ufather fcr years gave ths wheat
nffrr~, = sudden Impetus toward higher
trce i-y-Is soon si,,r ir.eins esEan.
furfhsr mention % blight and told o.
.-enafufe ripsniag 90 winisr wheat IN
rarfr - Kansas OkfshomN ard Missouri
According 20 leading authority, The Nan.
80 c-ou l1 rar'icliar vas - critical
stage. suscspiols 20 any unfAroraols 10
fusrc-.
Wi.h rov-rnr-eni rrsnis confirming the
rrfsarr~ 90 Mack rust IN North DAKOTA
ara 2lfh I.erirenf expert stying that
fhr s.r.ne r'.a was two weeks late. bulls
rave sharpe Alteration today % news from
The Northwest. a. we'll as 20 RID develop
ufrts in other sections Traders. how.
ever we've chiefly appfshersive regarding
winter rrnr damage Profit taxing near
the end of ite day Led 70 but iitte -.
action Dealings. taken asA whole. showed
noticeable Increase 0f volume.
Com arl oats derived their strength Al
most entirely from the action o. the
whest market ~.
Provisions averaged higher In Inc With
hcc values.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
Coffonseed OIL

The rotforseed oh market vas or'y roo '
--nfcie acfse. Wlth fsles ~ li.Q.o barrels.
"a af.r~ showing Nrn1e~ urterf-r~ 90
svrrlvafhv wits tire sdvan-e ir grain an
me early frGnnsss fri lard, pric@@ reacted
partially an1 closed win net advance oi
90 ynlrff
The range OF pfleft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
Cotton Statistics


LIVcrToOI Iahlrs--t00- '"ITF| 49,
demand a. I poirf decline n-da.ln
ttles Imports 5000 bales American!
$4,000 bales Futures opened quiet am
stead. 20 : points higher closed qliei'
h,i- STEADY. a. 20 points decline July.
81 es8. october. 1880 p-cemter. IL e'd
Janus-v 1854. March - "a Ma.
1850. Msncnester-Isrns FIRM, cioiha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15

heatefatf' Ae%F 49,
Stesra fair 10
prime. 100 lbs. 81 . n 2 80 .
Dressed beef -
sides. 10. .-.... .l-U Is .llC III
Live Nfais. come
mon 20 prime
100 MS .rtt.a I.Q0Uil.10 t0QUltI'
Drass0d veal
cliy. 10 ...... liz 10 .i51 "a
T. a. n ewes. 100
INH a|"W wv ~.Nfa 80
Dressed wrihers
10 ........... ISL rs 20 -
Dressed mutton.
fIy. ~ ...... .QiN - .034 III
Live lambs. flIr
10 prime. 700
ms .......... u ~ Hlt ~ 1000 Nv
us 81. %, D n. ii,I'su.;l .i;s q:
ID ressrd hogf.
bacon. DO Dob. .if1 n ~ IN .lps
PORK hhi ...... "a 01N lqn ~ 200 lit1
Ness beef hhl.. 1909 i-oQu 1895
LAID. made
West. 100 lbs. i7.oe9iiio ie'is0l'E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
Sl,l00,000
United Fuel Gas Company
First Mortgage go Twenty-Year
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Dated January J. 1910


ForNi Pcnnylyan lax ,
sordas Aatdor NrO York tSk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15

yesfsrtays Pr.vious
.-..n .lnaA


Yesterdays Previous Yssr
s-w Tcri close close ago
$50 ~. fi.04'. s. ON tltf
TIouF ana Meal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
BUSINESS
These bonds are listed on he n,

Company supplies about fifty nrc pail
Electric and other large
companies supply Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland fong-
Pittsburgh Company also important producer natr gas
gallons Produces amount
Of Pennsylvania crude OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15
Grain Prices
Wheat

Waterways Previous Tear
Nsv York. close. closN arc
so. hard ...fi..' tl.3t VII
CnicaEo-Rangs % prices.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
KING THREATEN
COMMONS ROLLED.
Red Creates Fierce Uproar in
the British Parliament.
LAUDs THE RUSS SOVIET
Leader of Labor Party Declares Crom-
well Methods Will Be Used to Get
Relief-Heckle Lady
AstoF.

London, Nov. 24.-Labor, the new
part of opposition in the British COM
mons. took the floor in earnest in a
commons debate, indicating that the
Labor members intend in the future
to take dominating part in discus
sions and decisions. Besides Mr.. New
bould, Scottish communist member,
hoisted the red flag in long speech
reminiscent of Moscow oratory.
Lauds Nioelai Ienir.
Il am proud to think I belong to
the same movement and under the
same flag as Nicolai Lenin," he said.
This drew the retort, "Why don't
you go to Russian"
Whereupon the member from Lans-
bury snapped, "Why should he? Why
don't you go| to the interrupter.
Mr.. Newbould said the interruption
did not affect him. as he had been in
rowdy houses before. IF the working
men do not get satisfaction we will
have to deal with you as Cromwell
dealt with your predecessors"
To the ministerial laughter which
greeted this Mr.. Newbould tainted:
you wish tranquility. Yes, because
your masters voice in Wall street says
tranquility. You are not going to get 1t"
Lady Aston Rouses Reds.
Lady Aston drew considerable inter-
ruption from Labor by her statement
that immortality in Russia among
young children was appalling under
Lenin, asking Mr.. Newbould to bear
that In mind. To further Interruptions
Lady Aston said she could answer
back, but she was tired Of the Labor
Iarty assuming tn the thinking peo-
pie were not interested in the progress
of the country.
81 have much sympathy with them,"
she said, to which labor retorted, 1--WE
don't want your sympathy. Keep it."
Keep a civil tongue in your heads
until 1 have finished" she said.
To which the Laborites shouted:
Keep civil tongue yourself. miss"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
AUTO WRECKS TRAIN; 3 DIE
Locomotive of Fast Mail Train Upsets
After 1t Hits Stalled Car
at EImhurst, Ill.

flmhurst, ILL.,, Nov. 24.-Two young
men and a girl were killed here in an
ACKNOWLEDGMENT collision. The auto
mobile in which they were riding got
beyond central and, crashing through
the gates at the York street crossing Of
the Chicago and Northwestern railroad,
came to a stop on the track in the path
of an approaching fast mail train. The
train itself was upset, the engine turn
ing over and the engineer and fireman
having narrow escapes.
The dead, all Of Elmhurst, are:
George Check, twenty-three years old,
the driver; William Ehlers, twenty-five
years old Miss Ella Heinemann, TWEEN
ty-two years old, Ehler's tiancee.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
a., Nt. - 49,

Real Genius of Poetry.
Tie inner vision lifts reality into
the higher sphere OF truths transfer
wherein lies the true genius of poetry.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01

WANTED To hear from owner Of
good Farm for sale. State cash price,
full particulars. ID. F. Bush, Mime
apolis, Mimi. 47t12pd
For SALE-Several pure bred Duroc
boars and gilts.-Phone 3O7 F 20, Willis
Scoheld. 1tf
We clean all kinds of carpets and
rugs. Work guaranteed. Ship with
w. B. Doty & Co., Phone 341.-Janes-
vile Steam Laundry.
Eos SALE-The J. j. Culton house on
Washington street; also th For d gar
age on Albion street. Inquire of Mrs.
G. R. Bentley. 49tf
For RENT -Five-room furnished cot
tage. For information, call 153 Red.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
Photographers Bar Powder.

photographers advise girls not to
powder their faces before having their
Photographs taken. Powder f1attens
the features and rObs the face of ex-
preston. A shiny nose takes" bet
ter than a dull one. and the girl who
can resist the natural temptation to
give her nose little dab will have the
satisfaction of seeing a far better
photograph.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
CLEMENcEAU is CRITICIZED
"Tigers" Speech n New York Raises
Storm In Paris-Lambasted by
Newspapers.

Paris. Nov. 23.-The newspapers
severely criticize the speech Of NJ.
Clemenceau In New York.
"Clemenceau is explaining to Amer
lea what he could not explain to
France" La Liberte asserts.
Journal des Debats says: 'Clemen-
ceau is only saying what everyone has
known, but 1t is unfortunate he has
had to go to America to defend his
actions In France"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
TURK AND RUSS JOIN HANDS
Bolshevists Are at Lausanne to Obtain
Regime for Straits Giving Otto
man Control.

Lausanne, Nov. 24.-Turkey and
Russia are here to make common
cause against the other nations of
Europe. There is no longer any doubt
about that. Behind them also, it APP
pears from what is happening in Laus-
anne, they have gathered as auxiliaries
all the discontinued elements in the
countries now under European control
In Asia and Africa.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
Evidently He Never Had.

II don't see why you garage men
can't be cheerful and pleasant when
folks come into your place to do bust
ness with you," said the automobile
owner. Mister" replied the garage
employee, Il guess You never worked
In Q garage. Detroit Free Press.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
Notice

All owners of lots in Jensen cemetery
who have not paid for care of their lots
are hereby requested to call on Asst.
Treas. Anton Staff or Adolph Jensen at
the Tobacco Exchange bank as soon as
possible and settle their accounts. 1tf
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
SENATOR FELTON, NOW AN Ex
First Woman to Sit In Upper House
Closes Senatorial Career Of
20 Hours Services.

washington, Nov. % - The first
American woman senator. Mrs. W. Fl.
FELTON, of Georgia, closed her senate
rial career after answering once TO
her name and making brief address.
Her successor, Walter #. George, was
sworn In, and Mrs. FELTON, became q
former senator after an actual service
IF 20 hours and % minutes.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
Heddles Lumber Co.
Edgerton, Wisconsin
CATARRH

Catarrh Is a Local disease greatly IN
huenced by Constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists Of an Ointment which gives quick
internal Medicine. q Tonic, which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces and assists in Riding your system
Of Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for over % years.
r. ]. ChC0ey q Co. Toledo Q.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-01
Eeod Rlots "a eer.nanx.

Berlin. Nov. 28-Foed rioting broke
ont In Brunswick. Police fired on the
ssotses. woundtng several Tfoops In
Hanover wess caIlsd O. 10 supprsas
Sson aeaiass no hinn ccs4 u uS1na
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-25
EMPLOYEES
WOULD NULLIFY
DECISION
United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Shop craft
employees Of the railroads today start
ed direct negotiations with their en-
ployers in an effort to overthrow the
decision of the U. S. Railroad Labor
Board eliminating time and one half
pay for overtime.
Following meeting, extending
over a period Of several days, heads
OF the shop crafts union instructed
their locals to start new disputes
with the railroad managements and
attempts to obtain concessions great
er than allowed by the board.
In case no agreement is reached,
the union will again bring the matter
before the railroad labor board for
readjustment.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-25
RESPONSIBILITY FOR
CRACKING
SAFE

HANFORD, Calf, Jan. 25.-Re-
sponsibility for the cracking Of safes
in stores at Stratford and Lemoore,
near here, some weeks ago, in which
several thousands Of dollars in money
ard loot was obtained, is believed to
rest with William Wilson, alias Rich
ard Leonardo, alias Henry Wilson,
ex-convict under arrest at San Diego,
according to Sheriff w. j. Hime. A
watch, identified as one taken from
the Stratford safe, is said to have
been found in the prisoners posses
sion when searched in the southern
city.
Hime this morning received wire
from San Diego telling of Wilson's
arrest there. Hime says Wilson SER
we'd in San Quentin, Folsom and Me-
vada penitentiaries and has long been
wanted for numerou crimes alleged
to have been committed in the San
Joaquin valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-25
Grants Interview to Press Be.
fore Leaving for South
ern City
SAYS NO REVOLUTION
Mexico Will Not Sell Lower
California to u. Sheds
1t for Herself

A bright picture of Mexico at
peace-prosperous, contented, happy,
with these conditions applying partic-
ularly in the northern district of
Lower California, where cultivation
of acreage has been trebled in the
past twelve months and where new
enterprises are constantly increasing.
Such was the optimistic sketch
drawn today by Governor Epigmonio
Ybarra, retiring executive of the
northern district of Lower California,
in an exclusive interview granted a
Press reporter in the executive cham
bers in MeXicali on the eve of the
governors departure from office.
Lie. Jose Innocente Lugo, sub-sec-
retary Of the department of the in
terror in Mexico City, whose appoint
ment to succeed Governor Ybarra was
announced recently by President Oh
1egon, is expected in Mdxicali to as
sumo his post shortly.
Meantime, Governor Ybarra left
today for Ensenada where he VIII re-
main five or six days visiting with
his father before leaving for. the Mex
lean capital. He was called there by
the president to fill higher govern
mental post, it is reported.
In spite Of reported dull rumblings
of revolution not only in the interior
of Mexico but in Lower California
too, Governor Ybarra is positive Mex
leo is at peace.
Orderly and LawAbiding
"Mexico," said the governor, "is
orderly, law-abiding, peaceful now.
I know of no trouble in any section
of the republic. l know of no revolu-
ton even being fomented on Mexican
territory"
"How about Cantu's reported activ-
tiles? the governor was asked.
Don't they extend into Mexico at
some point or another?"
"No," Ybarra was quick to reply.
"Cantu is only trying to stir up
trouble in New York to block Mexican
recognition by the United States"
Tsn't it possible he is trying to in
torfere with financial negotiations
between Mexican government treas
ury agents and powerful bankers of