The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1908, Page 2

ce ARCHBOLD'S “ACT” - ONE OF FIGURES Imprisoned in wlan = AND STATISTICS Koca Bune : A \ ep ctenai tie mral the Standard Oil i Until Referee Adjourns the case for the Week. HAD TO BUY THE WELLS. se “We Could Not Restrz Individual Producer,” in the He ald Gravely Explains. eatened with death 'f they {FY |) tn contrast to the lve and spirited ¢ Follows Strikebreakers, testimony of John 1D. Rockefeller the ke started several days ago in |¢*#minatior of John D. Arch 4 Mann RGOne ‘eproofing | bold, the of the Standard Ot) o for an rease in wages. The | monarchs to e the stand In the Gov proo! concern is known ernmen: suit to dissolve the Big Tru: ekyard section around Perth 2 ane was as colorless and almost as lifeless y promptly @8 the mortality figures of an old line a a 1 life insurance actuary tO) Ree Mr. Archbold was on the stand for ‘ e strikers | several hours before Refei . ine Al of the first. company |8¢Veral hours before Referee Franklin « ke ers trouble started. Ferris, in room No. 9 at the new Pole. Custom-House, a room so recently hal- lowed and sanctified by Mr. Rocke- told that fejler's pious praises, gladdened by Mr. the patened se Rockefeller’ sly wit, and saddened by pete ie Mr. Rockefeller’s sudden and total! losses nst_ then! of memory every time Trust-Buster Frank Kellogg asked a leading question. | But Mr. Archbold cut no such figure as the man who took him into Standard Oll in the early days, What he will do/ under cross-examination remains to be seen But in the hands of his own lawyers he was merely a combination of geo- logical report, table of commercial sta-: Ustics and animated adding machine. He apparently expected to spend quite ANNA GOULD IS ATTACKED BY BONI’S LAWYER, om First Page.) ed to a pitiable plight. He a while proving that while ofl Is a bus!- 4 by his creditors, renounced ness hazardous in the extreme, yet the | iy . he had no abode, and he | Standard hag gone right ahead, putting a questionable company t sums into reflneries, manufactories After ridiculing De Sagan's public pro-|and transportation lines, the plain in- | ‘ F of love for his future wife, coun-| ference being that ‘t took these great | sel the Count referred to the Prin-|riska with an uncertain product in the | ged improper conduct with De their marriage. received him intimately Avenue Malakoff; lone in Parls, interest of the common weal. Not One Exciting Question. Nobody asked Mr. Archbold anything |about any letters he may have written from time to time to United States | gan before He he ise on the lined with hi while in Italy they travelled | senators and others, refully concealed thelr | In fact, nobo 1 eh haere again ct, nobody asked him anything | he flush neellor that was calculated to eommunt- cai ot shame to the cheek of Day of Syracuse University. impossible for hir 1 his children ore Bonnet went on, De | 78 : Nore, M. Ronnet went ony tig |_ From the indications as they existed Se at A ae ee ala at st, { this ffternoon It appeared that Mr. | chauffeur, rented an $800 villa St! Archbold w . : cle nd received his future wife there ould apend several adays putting wings, white robes and a halo THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1908. the teed of rerorm Ma tie f Life Siudy of John ). Archbold as tank cura, av, ike 6IrveL He Appears in Oil cae y dia an ase ema (Drawn Artist Miche fl W whereas the t of crude oil tn the new Western country has steadily in- creased, and in still increasing. Has the Standard Oi! any producing properties, such as off wells?" asked Mr thal Yes, We started purc ne properties I collapse of wha Ro hasing produc- dating from the has been called the shut-in movement. This was a move- ment on the part of the producers to curtail the output and bring about a better price, We went in with them at thelr request, the purpose being to bene he ope: lasses i Natural “National laws of and ators fields the working Laws of Trace. trade—the inability to restrain the individual producer— caused {t to and We then began buying the wells themselves. That was how we came to inaugurate the system of buying producing properties.” Owns 11 Per ent. of Wells. Mr. Archbold identified a porting to show that in ard Oll had direct control of the pri duction of 14,052,000 barrels of crude o} while the total production for that year | Was 126,494,000 barrels, or about 11 per | chart pu 006 the Sta tat hericountrg seatgithe| pote. cent. of the whole. tis, the Prince occupied a{ 0" Standard Ol before Mr. Kellogg Mr. Archbold looked at another tH 4 ACS I gets a chance to ask him about re- orate chart, comparing Standard O11 ||‘ EAT SAUSAGE,’ ONE wn y the members of | bates and secret agreements, and {I- SAU’ d NE aR OL production of crude oil with the t sev; A ean mily declined to recelve De |legal conspiracies in restraint of trade, | consumption of crude ofl in the | BUST HEALTH BET i and the choking-off of independent ? HBC _ the Countess from P ni ates. Aci to this exhibit, in 2 0CH I, s Fe oenmners. At | dealers and all the other things al- Petataice Chea GREG OF J.D. ARCHBOLD, to secure the annul-|leged under the complaint of the gov- eis PAR AR agevorathe Gountiendillgnecni aie iescor: fe 6 andard Oil refineries was 4,958,000 bar In view of + Berane Gia ! pe, and failing in this ‘ sy ‘d Oil, as already shown t Peaitestant inorder, Whether he will be seized with the Pareles GHCE Cowen arte [GO possible saine faulty recollection which #o beset Mi kesine eee oe UMonahe ; janh —— Mr. Rockefeller remains to be seen. saad Bes ‘ ss 5 in Trust-Buster in long | [curiosity was ex s BUY RIO GRANDE BONDS. A Master Mind. c the fact |] Archbold’s opir ” Thus far Mr. Archbold has exhibited that Mr. Archbold’s arch sold Ut roe ors Agree to Take Se- nind Keen to master and retain every |tabie of figures—jokes are out of pl ject, a ess ra detail of business. in serious Government proceedings like w h ————— curities for 000, Mr. Archbold was late in arriving to- | | day, thereby showing another anti- | Rockefeller’ trait, for in the world was the soul of punctual- ity, ‘ ‘As soon as Mr. Archbold was properly settled in the swivel chalr that had been | warmed by Mr. Rockefeller for so many long and interesting, but not particu- | larly fruitful, hours, Lawyer Morris Rosenthal, the second heaviest jun of the Standard Oil's legal battery, began | to question him about marketing coud tions in the oi] business back in 1882, * when the rebate system was shedding its pin feathers and the young monopoly was developing the python's appetite th not assuaged until its com- petitors had been swallowed up whole. | The Distributing Stations, | ‘In those days," said Mr. Archbold, oll was mainly transported in bar- t was and Two a” thefts from | thee kit ny g-room of the|rels and stored in warehouses and at! H and detectives | main distributing points, about 13) in e been set to hout the country d waiters, | ‘By 1888 we had 313 of these distribut- i ind two | ing stations, At present we have nearly air revolver on to-day, | 4,000 of them. In i896 we had 3,573 in \ ! ar of the | the United States, all bullt and operated tandard Oil Interests. As to popula- they are evenly distributed all over y. They comprise what we hl main stations.” Mr. Archbold went on to say that up rade was handled in a spas disorganized fashion. Lorai often charged extortionate \THE EVENING WORLD'S WRITING CONTEST For the School Children of Greater New York, $500 in Prizes for the Boys and Girls Who Write | the Following Sentence in the Best Style: LEA Crereng- World <a’ Mad <«<- ae ae Name of Pupil + mn gece: RSG ._serteorerveenvoccossecceverssessseesrssrs: ore School.. sthereseeesserewerereeeoorneees Teacher's BiQnatur®...sesveee The information called tor in we above box must be furnished With each specimen of writing. You may use the above coupun if 2 bs went Ww : ranged as treely eplered ip the yal. Bend your jag Editor,” Evening World, P.O box 1834 tes closes Nov. 28 ‘ the richest man |s | tresstul these, but this one would creep in. cluded a lot of California oil tha It suitable for refining, but only for fuel | FUMES DROVE ‘OUT BOARDERS Isr Landlady Company, rproofling Lonte purposes. Then Mr. Archbold went d and de- scribed how costly @ thing it is to de- | fayor maibuale ton bie velop a new oll field, because, as so A t Twenty- as somebody taps an un it suit for a big Constructic once dig voir of petroleum, jators at neighborhood. these lo not ly, and 4 to b Mr regard as fille wells connect a tan total which his tone, ing and well losses fro: Mr. Rockefeller insist anxious and tra 10 cents represe uncertain bust! was bing ew After desc ntage te velopment t Archbold re asphalt crude oll would by now be almost as ex- of 8 of valuable by-r A verdict for pensive a fluid as sparkling Hu dy, , cr h his company manufa or words to that effe tured. 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