davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-29
In las Qr6xinaS inSuipdOnes, sin neCesidad de
que Ia Legislature 10 apruebe, las nlujerespor-
tOrniQue6aS tendran dereChO a insCribrSe
Ell Lcdo. C. Coll Cuchf nos dyo aver: "Ko presentnre
un eector femeninO para su inscription ST Sc negoren
hacerO acudir6 al Supreme con un recurso de man
danus" contra Ia Junta de Inscripciones,
fin de obIigarIQ clio

Entire un grupo de representatives a
Ia Camara. entire los cuales estaba ell
Sr. Coll Cuchi, Gonzalez Mena Y Ar
iona, Sc hablaba la otra tarde sobre ell
yoto femenino, exponiendo cada cual
interesantes puntos de vista sobre cual
oebe ser Ia obra de la mujer moderna
En- el curse de la charla los comen-
taristas. estaban contestes en- afrmar
que la mujer EN- todos los tiempos y
! trav6s de la historic del mundo. ha
Gesempe1ado un papel decisive en- los
grandes acontecimientos, poniendo CO.
mo un ejelnplo patente su directa inge-
rencia en- el descubrimiento de Ameri
ca. Citaron infnidad de casos en- que
nuestra cara mitad, ha aparecido como
inspiradora del hombre en- sus mas ar
duas empresas y expresaron que casi
no existe un hecho en- la historic Ell
donde no haya brinado la infuencia
femenina.
Luego los distinguidos legislatures
relacionaron l. actuaci6n del sexo be-
lie con las ideas modernas sustentadas
por las organizaciones sociales, hi
cieron menci6n del cambio Que Sc va
operando en- ell orden social del mum
Go, debido la participation que ell
todos los asuntos va teniendo la mu-
-er-
La mujer moderna no debe ser la
misma del siglo pasado, decian, asi CO.
mo esta Ultima no fue igual a la del
Renacimiento todavia de edades mas
anteriores. Justo es, pues, educar la
mujer de ahOra, tai como debe ser,
dentro de su propia moralidad, amol-
dandola a las necesidades de la epoca.
Las nuevas modalidades femeninas
para que tengan un fin practice, ne
cesitan estar de acuerdo con los desen-
yolvimientos sociales, a fin de conser-
var tambi6n esa media mitad del
g6nero humane, dentro de su dehcada
belleza y dentro de sus siempre encan-
tadoras virtudes.
No educando la mujer para que 81
ga ell desarrollo uniforme de los aeon
tecimientos, es llevarla al desquicia-
miento social ningdn benefcio podra
recoger la humanidad de ella 81, por
q contrario. podra llegar a ser un ser
atrasado, tai como Sc consider6 la
mujer en- las edades primitivas.
Estas muchas otras fueron las ideas
esbozadas por los mencionados repre-
sentantes, quienes eran escuchados por
III reporter nuestro, que estaba presen-
te.
Finalmente, Ell sr Coll y Cuchi, ref
ri6ndose al case concrete del voto fe
11enino en- Puerto Rico, expres6 su cri-
terio en- Ia siguiente forma:
En- mi opinion, no hay necesidad de
cue la Legislature tome acci6n de min
guna clase para que nuestras mujeres
tengan derecho al sufragio.
Dentro de nuestra ley electoral cual
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-29
LAS AUTORIDADES

Practicaron la investigation de este
lamentable suceso, los guardias Carlos
F. Marcantoni y Juan A. Villanueva,
del puesto de Utuado. j.
Los cad&veres de las infelices vic
timas fueron extraidos del rio. dando-
sele cristiana sepultura aver por Ia
mahana, en- medic de la mayor cons
ternacion pubhca. T..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-29

SERVTCIO DEL ACUEDUCTO
A partir del dia de hoy, hasta
nuevo aviso, ell servicio de suministro
de aqua San Juan, Puerta de TERRA,
Santurce Rio Piedras, Sc verifcara
Ell las horas siguientes:
PoR LA HIANANA
Rio Piedras santurce de
San Juan Puerta de Tierra
9 Ill
POR LA TARDE
Rio Piedras y santurce
4 6
San Juan y Puerta de Tierra
7a9
Esta medida ha sido adoptada eau
sa de la poca cantidad de aqua que
en- la actualidad tiene ell Rio Piedras.
La Administrator toma medida para
no privar al publico de este servicio
importante, sobre todo en- horas en- que
ell consume de aqua es rigurosamente
necesario. Sc ruega a todos cooperen
con Ia Administrator por medic de un
uso econ6mico del aqua, fin de que
las restricciones de esta interruption
del servicio, causen ell menor malestar
possible.
Por la presente, Sc notifca al publ
co en- general, que queda terminante-
Glente prohibido ell uso del aqua para
81 riego de jardines y para cualquier
ctro fin que no sea Ell dom6stico, pa
"a aquellas aplcaciones industriales en-
que el aqua sea absolutamente necesa-
ria. La policia, Y todo ciudadano, esta
en- el deber de denunciar toda infrac-
ci6n esta prohibition de imperioss
necesidad.
Rafael DIEZ DE ANDINO,
Comisionado de Servicio P1blico,
Poncia Prisiones. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-29

New York, JUNO %, 500 a. m Ell
mercado esta inestable. Los producto-
res de azdcar de Cuba Puerto Rico
no estan ofreciendo. Los refnadores
estan fuera del mercado. Especulado-
res ofreciendo cantidades limitadas de
Cuba a $3.50 7.2s).
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14

called, Sawed on Sketches" by c. r.
Lewis. Do you know of any place
could get copy Of this. 1t Is a collec-
tion OF short stories. Thanking you.
and wishing you lots of luck in vour
good work. Sincerely,
PEGGY PRESTON. Bishop, Calf.
/ am very glad dear, that have been
of service to you formerly. for I am
afraid / cannot help you much this time.
The book stores can give me no in :
formation about Sawed or Sketches. /"
Perhaps some one who reads this can
tell US more about 1t. as well as the
story. a sketch of which you have given.
] do not recognize 1t. We will wait and
see, and the information will be for
warded to you just as soon as rece,yed
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
am writing to you again to ask an
other favor of you. First of all I want
to thank you for the advice already
given me. l. would like to get certain
book but have forgotten both the
name and author. but thought perhaps
either you or some of the readers could
help me, II l gave them some idea of
tho story. The story was at the time of
the Civil war. The hero's name was
Pam Parker. and the heroine's name was
Azalea. The s,ory starts when they
are children at school. Paul joins the
army is wounded. and reported killed.
Azalcx volunteers as a nurse and finds
Paul n a hospital and they return
home. There n also another book
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14

This is your Make of for information on questions
which puzzng you will be pleasure and privilege answer care
fully and promptly all questions submitted except those seeking med
a advice Names and addresses of business firms cannot be printed here
but will be seaddesd stamped envelope accompanies the re-
guest For reply send stamped envelope Questions must DC
limited and and address accompany each letter. All COM
munications held strictly confidential
Address letters plainly with and ink to Helen Brooks Box
1915, Salt Lake City, Utah.
In requesting the te the first lne the
author is necessary in order to find Them ,L<
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lear Miss Brooks:
mar am til, interested In your helpful cor.
hon. ms Is my first attempt to Join It:
lions 70 welcome. have two aues-
,ro'',., " ASK you. ] hone I am no
trouble. % Are there anv mamie IN ths
o n,,. frigid Zone? II so. what nation-
Wy. 20 | was born on October 4
w. w ia' is my lucky month. dav and coIorT
"a"Nins you In advance / remain.
~ SCHOLAR. Plymouth. Utah.
lou are welcome. and no troubIs as-
Sonth w H,, my dear scholar. az No, ths
The l,c,,ns u, "a zone Is not Inhabited. (2)
ia said -, Iay' Tor one born In October
August and December yo,,r "e ,no".
crimson. black and Ugh. slu.
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SaltLake City Firms

To assure prompt service and quick returns
to these advertisements mention the name Of
this paper.
SSSSSSSSSS
ABRAMS ELECTRoNIC METHODS
Blood diagnosis & O'cilloclast treatment Write
for appointment. Dr. C. S. Airey. 303 Judge Bldg
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
PASSAGE TO THE TOMB

London TImes-New York Times copyright,
ky arrangement with Earl Of Carnarvon
View looking down the rock-hewn
massage leading to the antechamber OF
fhe tomb Of Tut-Ankh-Amen at Luxor
Egypt, In which was found such a
marvellous collection OF objects The
hight showing through the modern ste i
kate ep,ar ates from electric lamps In
stalled b. che excavatorA
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
nsar Mis. Brooks:

Dear MISS ffo"N"' ---t
have enjoyed reading your corner.
=, ,Iad nj last to know where 10 SEND
o. the Information | have desired 80
-, DO YOU know the words 10
.onr-the chorus runs like this9
., nromised I'd protect her y~rs ago
AZ we stood by the Altar hanu u" n'ho
promised I'd protect her ana WIZ
I can't forget that she was once my
wife
NJ matter what her past life may have
been. m.
ri try and do my duty TO her stih'
Tho she's broken every vow
cod not /. must judge her now.
nromlsed I'd protect her and Will"
cont know the title of this song.
hut hope you may know. and can pup
I,sh the words. Thanking you In
advance
E. and K, Duchesne.
Well my dears, you do not know
how much | wish | could send you inns
song right away, but DO not reeoB-
nize II. Let us hope one OF our readers
will and If they do am sure we VIII
have il soon for you. ! will keep your
envelone so ] may send 1t TO you direct
IRE Photographed on Your Birthday" Monroe
Studios, 267I3 So. Main. Salt Lake. Adv.
Dear Miss Brooks:
| wrote to you some time ago. ana
enjoyed your corner very much. so
thought | would write TO you again
Thanks very much for the songs you
got for me. | think someone wanted the
song, Little Brown Jug" so am send
ing it. VIII you please answer Few
questions for me? a. How should
young girl comb her hair? (2) What are
the lucky months days and colors for
one born in March or August? Wishing
YOU best of luck ! remain.
BROWNEYES. Roberts Ida.
Glad to hear from you again. Brown
eyes, and that you enjoyed your songs.
Thank you also for sending Little
Brown Jug" Cd My dear. 1t depends
so much on your age. size. shape or
face ETC., as to how you should be-
comb your hair that would
rather know something more before adj
vising you-your age, at least. CD For
one born in March they say" Wednes-
day is the day, September and May the
months and colors pink. white. black
and emerald green. For August. sun
day is the day. January and October
the months. and the colors red ana
green.
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BECOME A BEAUTY OPERATOR

Study Woman's most refined profession In
Stevenson School Of Beauty Culture. Employ
ment at good salary certain. Write 'abelle Stew
enson Graduate Specialist PIn. 81 Main St
Salt Lake Adv.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14

- Ou W III ScuU I1t your ndIlle HOW
have your poems and will be glad to
send them. Space does not permit
printing them.
Dear Miss Brooks:
VIII you please have published in
the paper the answers to the following
questions? "a How should one pro-
pose to a girl he loved? (2) Is 1t proper
when walking with two girls to have
one on each side of you?
TOM D., Utah.
% Why Tom D., how could you ask
me such question? How could | know
what to tell you. unless l should tell
you just how l have been proposed to
and wouldn't that be an awful thing to
do. for then. no one would ever propose
to me again, knowing ! would not hold
1t confidential. But really Tom. when
you really and truly fall head over
heels In love. | am quite sure you will
know Just what to say and when to
say 1t, and until that time, take my adj
vice and do not propose, for sometimes
they take 1t seriously and then where
Will you be? (2) There seems to be con-
sid erable difference of opinion among
authorities on etiquette, but to be quite
correct ii is generally conceded that the
young man should take his place on the
outside Of the walk. not between the
girls.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14


Sorry. Pussy. but your songs may be
had in the music shops here. so | cam
not print them. Glad to have them sent
to you, though. if you wish. Price 10
cents
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14

Helen Brooks
In the "Just Between You and Me-
corner l noticed that Another Sham
rock" wanted the poem. Forgotten
have the poem and am enclosing copy
OF It, I enjoy the Just Between You
and Me" corner very much.
STILL ANOTHER SHAMROCK,
Shoshone. Idaho.
am so glad you are enjoying my
corner. Thank you SO very much for
contributing this poem, and am very
sure another Shamrock" will be very
grateful to still Another Shamrock.
also. Hope l may be Of service to you
some time.
FORGOTTEN
Forgotten you? Well If forgetting.
BE thinking all the day;
How the long hours pass since you left
me,
Or hearing through all the strange
Of voices now grave. now gay; only
your voice;
Can this be forgetting? Yet / have for
gotten you say.
Or counting each moment with long
Ing,
TIL the one when I'll see you again.
II this be forgetting you're right. dear;
Well. / have forgotten you then.
Forgotten you? Well II forgetting,
Be reading each face that see.
With eyes that mark neer a feature.
Save yours. as you last looked at me.
Forgotten Well II forgetting
Be yearning with all my heart.
With a longing, half pain and half
rapture,
For a time when we never shall part.
II my wild wish to see and to hear you.
To be held in your arms again.
II this be forgetting, you're right dear
Well. l have forgotten you then.
Dear Miss Brooks:
have been interested in your corner
for some time. | have few questions
should like you to answer. %
From what poems were the following
quotations taken?
One ship goes east another west by the
selfsame winds that blow.
'Tis the set of the sail and not the gale.
that determines the way they
Like the winds of the sea are the winds
of fate,
As we voyage along through life:
It's the set of the soul that decides the
goal.
And not the toll or the strife
Also this one ] know the initials but
not the whole name of the author:
There in the soft moonlight
White ghosts OF flowers they lay.
Sweet cherry blossoms fallen tonight
While the breezes softly play
E. M H.
(2) Was the book THE Shiek" by E.
II. Hull ever played in the movies? If
so. who took the part of the Shiek and
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14

Dear Miss Brooks:
| am interested In your corner and
wish you success: and will you please
send me the words to these songs?
Two Little Playmates" and My wild
Irish Rose" l remain,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
PLEATING & BUTTONS

~.~~~0O~~~O~~~-O~.0o-
Acc ordian. Side. Box Pleating. Hemstitchinx,
Buttons, Buttonholes. Kid Corset Paror.
40 E. Broadway. Salt Lake City
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
KODAKS
FURs STORED AND REPAIRED

Conference Visitors bring in your Furs for Re-
modelling and Storage. Raw Furs Tanned.
Cory Fur Shop. AZ E. Bdwy
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14

Dear Miss Brooks:
| wrote to you once before. I was so
well satisfied, l am going to venture
again. What is the normal height of a
girl OF IL? co 1t is often said girls
who are popular when they are young
will not be when they grow older. Is
this very often the case? (3) Are
National Bobs too old for girl OF 10?
90 Is it proper to write to movie stars
ask for their pictures? Hoping we
have not asked too many questions, We
remain.
JACK AND JILL.
Am sorry. Jack and Jill. but you did
ask just six too many questions, but
as there seems to be two of you I'll
answer four this time and you may send
the rest later. % The average height
OF a girl of 13 is 5Sh inches. CD | do
not think this is a dependable saying in
any sense. so l would not let it enter
into my thoughts at all. CD Yes. they
are rather too old / think. 90 1t is
proper to write to movie stars, yes.
but do not ask for their photo without
enclosing IS cents at least. When you
realize that some of our most popular
screen actors and actresses receive as
high as 1.5O0 letters a day, many of
them no doubt requesting photographs.
you can see how impossible 1t would
be to send a photo post haste. without
price. and you can also understand how
very attractive your letter should be in
every way.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
RIISINFSG COLLEGES

~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~S-~~~~~~~~ ~-~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~
l.. ID. >. BUSINESS COLLEGE.
School OF Efficiency. All commercial branches.
Catalog free. 60 N. Main ST., Salt Lake City.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
CAFETERIA

When visiting Salt Lake Eat at the Kenyon
Cafeteria. The nearest to any thing and
everything in Salt Lake. Plain and End So
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
BABY CHICKS

BABY Chicks Farm raised husky little fejlows
also chick feed & garden seeds VogeIer Seed Co.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss BROOKS:
always read your corner and find
1t very interesting. Will you please
print 1.-The Boatman's Song" to the mu-
sic of "Barcarolle" from Tales of Hoff-
Manu." Hoping you will print it soon,
thanks in advance,
BESS, Idaho.
1 am always glad to hear that my
corner is interesting to it's readers
Your song can be had in the shops, my
dear. so ! cannot print 1t here. but al
ways glad to have 1t sent to you IL
you so desire. The price Is 35 cents.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
FRUIT BOXES AND VEGETABLE CRATES

fruit Boxes Vegetable Crates. Berry Cups. But.
tet ana Egg cases Beehive and Honey Cases Quo
0'e'ohs on request Salt Lake Box G. Lumber Co.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14

BROWN EYES. Lava Hot Springs. Ida.
lf you will send me your name | now
have your poems and will be glad to
send them. Space does not permit
printing them.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14

n. ~>>--~~~-~~---~-~
nest Prices Paid-Cozy Fur shc,,
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BE Photographed on Your Birthday. Monroe
Studios. 267H So. Main. Salt Lake. Adv
, 1923-06-20
STOCK RALLY IS
NOT SUSTAINED
Firm Opening Upset by Fail
ure of Another Stock Ex-
change Member

NEW YORE y,,p. N -.
ment of another sfocs e,cbanra 1an.
ure following yesterda VI, ,vtho-I,a.
tive report that mo menber We i,
difficulty. precipltated a oood .,
liquidatinR orders bv fri.,,anoS ,U
vestors. Spectators for the decline
seized the opportunity also for ag.
gressive short selling. The market
a shown considerable strength
earlier in the day. prices rising one
to three points on tho belief that
forced liquidation had been completed.
sales Appropriated HOO, 900 shares.
-
NEW YORK. June eo.-Pr,ee, III,
played a firm tone at thu onerin, =,
today's stock market. Ruvjpg onsr,'
tons were resumed in Tinted stoto,
Steel common, Studebaber. consoit
dated Gas. and Kelly Springfield. ali
of which opened frac,JonauS htrhar
There were a few heavy spots, Phila.
delphi Coal and Coke yielding slight.
~ 10 a new low for tho year.
initial strength was well main,
aimee Baldwin. Kelly Springfield
Houston n Phillips Petroleum ex.
tending heir gains TO u point or
more. The demand was most erec.
i've IN the oils, motors. equipments,
steels and rails. Some of tho coppers
were heavy but Cerro De Pasco nd
Vanced n point. Foreign exchanges
opened Irregular.
Steadily rising price, cbarac,.r,,od
the morning trading. Motor. waro
, 1923-06-20
Stock Exchange
Firm Is Forced
To Wall Today

NEW YORK. June 2o.-zimmer-
man and Forshay. one of the leading
members of the New York Stock ex-
change. failed today.
An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed in the federal court
against the firm and its members.
Leopold Zimmerman. senior mem
Der OF the firm. In a statement. attri-
buted the failure 10 persistent rum.
ors affecting u credit" which he
said had been circulated from IAN I'M
known source"
He declared he believed the firm
was wholly solvent.
Hamilton vreeland. counsel for the
firm estimated the assets at $1,000
900 and the liabilities at s7.5oo.o0o
The failure, announced from the
rostrum of the exchange was the Sec
ond crash of a stock exchange house
TO be recorded within a week.
Rnauth. Nachod and Kuhne went in
to involuntary bankruptcy last Fri.
day.
, 1923-06-20

Livestock



CHICAGO. June 2o.-United States
Department of AgricultureSHogs-
receipts $4,000; slow: better kinds
mostly 1Oc higher: big packers bidding
steady; bulk good and choice $50 TO
400 pound averages $7.5omS7.70; top
SITS; bulk packing sows $6.25 @s6.60;
pigs soc to 75c higher; good and choice
1e0 to $50 pound averages mostly
around s7.25: heavyweight hogs $40
@s7.55; medium s7.25@S7.75; light
$7.2o9s7.70; light light $7.oo9s7.50;
packing sows smooth s6.25@s6.75;
rough s6.o0@s6.5o: killing pigs 5000
@S7.25.
Cattle.-Reciepts 100; beef steers.
yearlings and better grades beef heif-
ars moderately active; steady with
Tuesdays advance; early top heavies
s11. 80; some held higher: several loads
11.oO9s11.o5: yearllngs fairly numer.
Gus; lower graders stock weak: tend.
ing lower; other classes generally
steady: bulk desirable veal calves to
packers $3.50 % 5000; upward to
S11.oo; outsiders; desirable bologna
bulls s4.e544.75; plain light below
s425.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; lambs about
steady; early top natives s6.4o; bulk
sl6.0o9s16.25; decent culls mostly
si1.o0; no westerns here: nearly two
thirds receipts direct to packers;
sheep scarce; strong TO higher.
, 1923-06-20
Mrs. Ethel c. Lynch
NoW Public Notary

Mrs. Ethel C.. Lynch. stenosrapher
and notary Subllc for five and q half
years with Hagens & Mnrane has
Just opened an office in Room 301
Consolidated Royalty building. Mrs.
Lynch will do general stenogrnphic
work for the public including the
drawing Of deeds, mortgages, and allied
legal papers.
Mrs. Lynch was formerly steno-
grapher for Governor William b.
Ross, S. q. Hopkins. former assistant
secretary of tho interior. and ex-com
missioner of public lands Of the state
OF Wyoming. and Ray E. Lee. alsc
cx'commissioner of public lands Of
this state.
Her work can be remcommended as
, 1923-06-20
Oil Activity Increases
In Vicinity of Evanston

EVANSTON. wyo.. June 1s.-J. f.
Castell. representing the Sinclair OIL
company. vas In Evanston last week
on company business. Mr.. Castell is
very enthusiastic rel the possibilities
of the Spring Valley field, and believes
that production depends only upon ac-
tual development. According to Mr..
Clinton of Kemmerer, the Sinclair has
leased quite n little Of his land IA
Waterfall and will ave q standard
rig working on It by July /.
There have been very few dry holes
drilled In this field. and those to only
a shallow depth. The fact that the
Sinclair OIL company Is one of the,
big companies insures a real test this
summer. something that this field has
never had.
Geo. Putnam and Mr.. Dill of the
Empire Drilling company OF Santa Fe
Springs. California are in Evanston
, 1923-06-20

looking over the field In anticipation
Of making a deep test OF the structure
this summer.
The Vulcan OIL & Refining company
will have a drill in operation by July
first on their property just north of
where the Production OIL 6 Gas com.
pany have been producing for many
years. This well will be drilled into
the Bear River sand. which lies at a
shallow depth at this point. During
the past week L. f. waldner, pc
troleum g%eologist OF San Francisco,
has been making drilling locations for
the company.
That this field is attracting atten.
ton is evidenced by the increased
number of oil operators visiting the
field. There seems to be every indi-
cation of intensive development here
this summer. and Judging from the
size OF h companies who are inter
ested. the field will soon be a well
known one.