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The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-25

country will be here during this en- gagement. Without the presence of the club women today a damper. of ficials of the League contend will be cast upon the efforts that they and others are making.
 CT feel however" said Secretary Bedding, of the League, 10 the editor of this column, that the club women in this instance will, as in the past, respond most loyalty and meet w.th us this afternoon at oclook. when, am equally certain, they will find features that will interest them greatly
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-25
Notice, Ouakesups.

There will be a called meeting Wednesday at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Hamp Williams.
 
 w. A. Jones, who was operated on two weeks ago by Dr. Livingston. is now al home and will soon be able 10 be ouf.
 # *
 Max Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. s. Meyer, is here shaking hands with old friends. Mir Meyer removed from here flo Sapulpa, Okla, where he has been successfully engaged in the clothing business.
 * * John Barnett. assistant secretary of the Business Mems League. who has ibeen confined to his room at the Ma jestic hotel for six weeks, will leave the alter part of this week for Noun tain Valley. wnere he will spend a month recuperating.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-25

Let Sorrells Drug CO. look arte your KODAK finishing. e14-t
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-25
How Mrs. Harrod Got Rid of Her
 Stomach Trouble.

Il suffered witl stomach trouble for years and tried everything l heard of, but the only relief I got was temporary until last spring I saw Chamberlain's Tablets advertised and procured a bottle of them at our drug store. l got immediate relief from that dreadful heaviness after eating and from pain in the stom aeh, writes Mrs. Linda IIarrod, Fort Wayne, Ind. Obtainable everywhere
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 SWAT THE FLYl by letting the Missouri Lumber Co screen your homes. Phones 1855 or 1O4G.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29

Ell. Barber. stenogfap"s' ."a,e,da,
utilities commission. said yssr. ,s,'a one
ina, he considered American fa,,s anan ON on
~ % the liveIiest towns he had seen sa,,,n y"
Si Of. 'ns rscaot trip to the south and south,
NE s,arn mart OF the state. He couh.eu ,
sa',e,n ,aanv as rs or 80 new houses gong
EVERYBODY, ~ he said. semsd 20 .uer -
,s,i,Ug and they we're all for Amer
,can Falls.-Capital News
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29
ARR NEWS

The Gath of July was celebrated here
by large crowd at the Pauline l.. d.
S. grounds. Racing of various kinds
and other amusements featured the
day. A fine program was given in
the morning.
A crowd of people went up to Knox
canyon Sunday July 25, to enjoy them
selves in the shade and have picnic.
Mr.. Gerkings of Walla Walla. Wash
ington, is here visiting his son Cliff
ford.
Miss Lizzie Bowen Of Brigham City
Utah, is in Arbon visiting her sister
Mrs. Joe Smith and other relatives.
The social at the Valley View schoo,
house given by the Sunday school,
was largely attended Saturday even
ing, July "a. The Sunday school was
recently organized by r. Sturges, pas
tor of the Congregational church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swim, mother and
father of Mrs. Clifford Miller, ana
Frank Swim, are visiting here. from
Emporia, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan were Foca-
tello visitors during the past week.
A fine horse belonging to James
Dawson was found dead in the can.
yon Sunday a short distance from is
home.
The Highland Congregational Sun
day school, will give social next
Saturday evening at the church build
ing. Everyone is cordially invited.
The date is July 31st.
Conrad Weidemann went to Poca-
tello few days ago on business.
Harvesting will commence here
Monday the 26th Combines will starr
up during the week and the first OF
next, the grain is ripening fast.
VIM. Allard returned from Poca-
tello the first of the week, where he
went on business.
John Rafferty, and Meteor Sparline
were united in the honly bonds o
wedlock at Pocatello few days ago
The couple will reside on the groom :
farm here Congratulations.
Miss Cecil Affleck and brother Doyle
are here visiting relatives. They live
in Logan, Utah.
Miss VIENNA Bullock recently re-
turned from several weeks at Logan
Utah.
Mevin Bailey was Pocatello visito
during the past week.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29
MOUNTAIN VIEW AND VICINITY

Mrs. ]. III. Clark and Mrs. II. b.
ELI were Rockland visitors Monday.
Harold Pollard made a business
trip to Rockland Monday.
Everybody Is busy getting ready
for harvest and everyone wishes for
a good refreshing shower.
Jasper OHara made trip to the
Falls Thursday bringing back a fou.
horse load OF goods for the Roy Cash
store.
Mrs. II. l.. Williams and children
who have been visiting with Mrs. ..
w. Pollard returned to their home In
Wyoming Wednesday. Mrs. Pollard
accompanied them to the Falls.
Il. OHarra has begun chopping II,
his mill at Roy.
Mrs. Pontius died at the home OF
her son F.. NJ. Pontius Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Pontius had come
on visit to their son and family
when this last serious Illness came to
Mrs. Pontius. The sympathy OF Tn.
entire community Is extended to the
family In their hour of sad bereavc'
ment. The remains were shipped east
for burial. r. M. Pontius' accom-
panied his father back to their old
home.
ii. ID. Cox made a business trip I,
Rockland Tuesday.
Mrs. Clark Carney is visiting witt
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Com
mons this week while MIR. Carney ha'
gone east on business.
Claud Armstrong and Clay Roy were
business visitors ut the county sea-
Friday.
E. O'Harra and sister Mrs. j, II
Clark motored to Rockland Saturda,
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j II. Clark and son
Iven and daughter Agness and Versa
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper O'Fiarra ana
children, E. O'Harra. Harry Lower
Miss Nina Tuttle and Miss Editl
peteson were entertained at dinnc'
SUNDAY at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
/. Bridgman.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Dowell and chill
dren are here to spend the summer
but will return to Walla Waiia V
spend the winter,
Richard Alberts made final proof II
support Of his homestead entry a
American Falls last week.
The danczsht George Pollards Sat
urday night was attended by quite
l.larae crowd who all report a yer'
Fails, sunday WIZ"
; ator. :, Mrs !. Bridgm"n WEI
;, Rockland visitors fr,oIs p,n Roy we're bus
y r V. futile ana KIP ~ ,v, seat Mo
r ness visitors at the county
day. a, was an Americ
Falls visitor TUESDAY Rockla
walter Malcolm was
v,sitor Tuesday
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29
Plan Three Day Farmers Institute
During the Fair.

holding three days farmers n
that they will be- the IN
grounds
will extension department of the Uni
provide Every
people the
will special attention
dairying disersifaon that will
special interest will
Kelly who
is especially capable In this line OF work
will held of the three
program published
which
all might with profit themselves planned hold af
will
will all times
additional
dvidua problems solve AS completed
discussed will
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29

R. Temple lett this n moIn'hs ne viii
ren none his fathers lumber yard 10,
,na ma nex, three months. Mr.. Iemp.'
has been with the Idaho Luni'.a .aSsa ,
ns1 uany here for year and has ,ah'a ",
pany n,,,nep, n part in band work. 's hs
p,o rsane, viii be missed in the weo
e,aa e,asasy evening concerts. He Las .s', oe.
nesuas ,.ov regularly with the ball teal
and was one OF the most
, ,layers on the team.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29

many wonderful sights while away,
James Nunnelley is able. to. he back !
at the sawmll this week.
s. A. Cram is improving and his
--Nr.Aa ariu --,~- s'aa,it-t- -.ssrqrips IbEtte,y,
.,o,c,ng M over the arrival OF s'r' "
the 7th. - children. Mrs
stott and MIR. p. W. Lee were
S's,ss M,ss sarah Karr and George I poeasc DesSs
49, wore quietly married IN ro. noe,
Saturday. sI wr Miss Karr had ,,,us just ON Oe':
5o Baehtoot where ,a she notS 5,ss 1; (" tn
SSars' gSans people here e t,G% trsnas wssr
;ngton and have host Oh i,'o oas
Who wish them much happine'e = win,
:; :, "Ii Herman Moth has erected a "'"'
,. " m,,l ON his homestead
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29
GOLDEN GATE CONTEST

r,. winners in the Golden a" na
rhe ~ conducted by the Brao-
con.es, .,,o,n,ng Thin company will be de-
shaw .a a, the last count Tuesda'
August 10th. The race ,,sa 10, .a down
,r,p to the fair has mar narro~ep Soercy and
70 r three contestants. Miss scar senro' Fails
No %rs' s''' Francis small of American 'n ra wrs,
Mrs' snd Miss johnston of Rockland' M M'S, :,
sna w "'V' 90 ahead by $1,000 votes and u
s'a, sne continues as well this week ss,S as w' sh'
ma ma 1 y, the trips to the exposition n,s
ona Saarcv w. and Miss Johnson are y'V,ua, aaa
e',. ,,.a with the advantage !" laso w
Of Miss Johnston VINO no no. the IA,
h rapidly on the leaders auTnus rnsssa, M n.
: month. The count last i"s'""'
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29
GOOD YIELDS
DESPITE DROUTH
TURKEY RED OF BETTER QUAIL
TY AND YIELDING BETTER THAN
OTHER VARIETIES ACCORDING
TO EARLY REPORTS
Some Fieds Going Thirty-ilve Bushels,
With Grain Testing Up to Sixty
Three Pounds Spring Wheat Al
most n Failure and Stubbled.ln
Grain Disappointing In Yield.

Combined harvesters. OF which
there are about $50 In the county, are
at work in various parts Of the coun-
ty and reports received indicate an
average yield of fall grain where land
was well farmed. This means summer
fallowed fall seeding. where the land
was well cultivated. Stubbled-in falA
grain is likely to prove great dis
appointment, Spring grain Is general
ly failure. although there are som,
good fields where conditions wer
most favorable. and few good field
OF spring grain where superior farm
ing was done, In ninety per cent O
spring seeded fields, however, tho
crop Is practical failure, even poor
er than In 1910 when no rain fell fronS
March until after harvest. Cram
men who have been scouting are pre-
dieting that there will never agaha
be half the acreage seeded to spring
grain that was seeded this year. High
prices OF last year induced farmers tn
put In every acre possible, and all
that could not be seeded In the fall
was seeded with spring grain. This
resulted In thousands of acres being
seeded this spring. and much of II IL
no poor that II will not be harvested at
all.
Fall grain Will give an average yield
where good methods were followed.
West OF town y, l.. Beherns Ia harvest-
Ing Turkey Red that Is going thirty
five bushels, and tests 63h pounds
per bushel. Henry Ringe has Turkey
Red yielding about 80 bushels aud
weighing out so pounds per measured
busheI Ross McCarty's field OF Tur-
key Red. between here and Rockland.
is yielding about fifty-five bushels,
and from Appearances will weigh
heavy. There are some good fields OF
other fall varieties, but none Of them
sticm ,,., 20 ,r,ea :. out. .T'siaa'
,ar,e,v for bad seasons, ana io' 90, -
saannd time has proven its drou'''
!. resisting qualities ..,oaa WELD
.,n dealers predict that we VIII mn
az much wheat TO snip 40 'a. s"oS
"A and that the quality VIII DC soou
ssw weeks ago they feared ,ne aa |,
a,,d NO, be up to standard pu'
~uu Win 40 far harvested seems 10
dictate otherwise. ... IN,
=, In addition to the combines IN
-. snndreds OF headers at worN
An, ,hreshing crews expec' ~ upsan
w field the first OF the "e. .,,.e
W" nor,s from them come In 2 c'os. 4
das pos% n,na,e Of the yield can be 'nao
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29
vu,yrNr MUSICIAN HERE
- -. MAMIE, Jones, welsh Pianist ''S'''
W.T. ,"y American Falls FRIENDS

s mot generally known 'n :
III VOC ,h.t American Falls wac
.ad nd nv the presence oil an ,ne =,
ho"o musical distinction 40
oil So sa,nous Daniel Jones' emi,,e"'
oomnoser and klavier Vir'uo'o
! lin. -, pav FLOYD Hardin,
., the local Methodist Gnu
paS,o' ,Sa startling announceIne"
h"ue ,r,anas that one oil buiop
fe" ns,c,ans had crept auie.''
! ,awn for few days re'',
moo r.ma,n unknown. MT 'one'
, sir"e asent visiting Mr. anu .
n l G. Clark, who are
!. of the Welsh virtuoDo ,,ress MT
8, Az this paper goes 70 m ade the
y y uard,n Is trying to perSu,, p,,. With
ID ,,a, a,as artist to appear in pupie -
ru :, bis distinguished reao'n "A :
81 one vbose Interpretation =,
d. L's 80 pnown to have no equa'.
Iono announcement can oe s..
ieo uei' ,heae columns at present ~
es' .h'o" s;a,,Iv probable that MI 'o".
will appear in the 'eop sunday a
- ,ha Methodist cnufch o,ided
veo w ,nr ,arnoon at four o'clock. pro prS',r sor h
'h' ',,ahle piano can be secuio" - a
OF su, "arsormance. Pastor Hardln ans,a, a,.J =
. pe, pouuees that Mr. Jones is ,,nl,c conI
hen sn~ his proposal to give a puo p'.s ere
Va" 80, which would be pS iai ,n A
'n' e,. s". rnus,cai treat ever en)oye' !" .
old erican Falls. .,s aebut a (
seri- aars ago in Biuthner saa,' =,
nyoh shsre he appeared with lns .
Inc p,n,hner orchestra. rendering
VIE ! ,s. astonishging genius sucn ino a,nor Z
4 tne arss,ions as Brahms D Minor
tancs Ito Hugo Kaun's y Flat h,n1, nss
frae oer,o and Liszt's Dance OF ns, y,
care. II vas then prophesied Una. an - :,
'u''' ,ernreter Of List. hr. 'on.'
ann have no equal throushou'
nav ,ss worId. Mr.. Jones has fuiflllea 'Ss Ss,
70 " -, ,ering prophesies Of his mos mos : -,
10 .1m,rers, and although SUD .
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29
PIONEER DAY At PAULINE

p,o,eer Day at Pauilde WAS sro"'
.ufeess according to W. ~ I'm" 49,
cn, with MI w.ie, was W to"n r,..
nasaav and Thursday on business,
"''a ,,on " \ held 1T Meadow wnr".
n.',,,,o aud was attenI'a by mos, o'
49,. noo,Ie from all over the vsi'e,.
.m IN. aay was heralded early ~ '"s
morning with the nationai sa'u.s -
,wen,y one guns delivered three 'nn's.
rnon followed the morning probfn"
:, ,,,ormal talks, speeches, music
commemorative services. freS
a,.shmepts in abundance wer0
sorved AT noon. Then io'io"e" ~ ,x
at,ernoon sports consisting oil pa''
INC won by Crystal. horse RACES
Zoo, races. pony races. ana onck'ns
: ,,aa,a In the evening a dance ~a'
Ten and attended by nearly every
one in the valley. focatelio pus'".s'
= men aided greatly In making 'ne o.'
a,,rs,iou a success. By giving cash an
= ,aarchana.se prizes to the winners :
" ~. yarious events. A tine neckiae
- .aa given 10 the best lady dancer
= the evening. The First Nauona' pa.
20 'o' ~ pocateIio gave a cash prize Oh -
~ Mr. Dawson said that there wouio
o so,endid crop OF winter wheat III
valley but that the spring gram "ot
w" y,e,a only half crop. Heading Is
-. full blast and several combines
-. .,art the first OF the week
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29
PRETTY HOME wEp"''"

~ marriage of Miss Tehs
lne M Lorenzo l.. Evans o."
s,ea' a,ann,zed at the home o,
was narents. Mr.. and Mrs' '" ~
pecks,ead, on Maple avenue ,nmedi-
,norn,ne. July 25th. Just 'he = ,e,
% a,a families being present anu
/ @ s.,ands The' Wedding party s'oou ~
ir,en~ .' ,,e library and living roo"
w. ,as a bower Of sweet pe"''
ros." .,,'. hr,de was attired in chiffon over .
- NJ Pearl crepe de chene any
!, carried roses. Little MISE ~ no..
!. ryans sister OF the groom !" w.. p
n,np suk being ring pea'ef. 4,
pa. peckstead, sister OF the priu. :
=, .,a ,,ue marguilsilke over cream p',
~ p,..a "a brides maid. Mrs ohca'
." -. ",.,,au NJ Salt Lake, aunt oi W
Ia. On Gilt chiffon over yel'o" sa'
20, .,ron of hohor Mrs. Beckb'ea
,7k rno,her OF the bride In BLACK 'aoo =
,,ol Roland Evans. brother oil 'ne s'oo
.s. acted as best man. a..
,o ao' urs WIN. Mcknight and MISE N.Y.
90 ,uh.Iev served punch IN the onh'
era room az, ,.f.s gs
Co.. The ceremony war perioIm.a
e. scs ,,qh noon with Bishop becksiean'
'''' hides father officiating. me ".
,.o Inc breakfast following imlneo'a
a. a,,er the ceremony. Those srssc",
'uay n,,a,pg the bridal party were MT
on nu Evans sr., father OF the groom
y y" and Mrs. A. IS. Davis, Maiad, 10
,aa 'u.a Mr. and Mrs. GIL sweeten' CONN, w.
- IItah. Grover. PAU ana ~ ~
so Evans. Victor, Wyman' '" ".
o'1, so Alton Beckstead. Miss Grace NC"
- and Mr.. John Allen. ,.,
''"s The bridal couple left imlneo, -,
nv auto for Pocatello, being a. a.
,or ,,an,ed that far by Mrs. oscar ",o %
: 81, m M,ss Bee Beckstead sno nrs ~, ~
= %, Evans. There they TOOK .ne va
- ~ -, The California Exposition VIA
emp. aa land TO be gone month
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29

Hall. Tuesday, destroyeo wss, .,
hundred acres Of wheat sou'% ,css asb
town. Charles Schroeder LOB. !, :. 70. 70,
. les with no insurance, and y " ,.,
nor,ed that several others sus'a'"''
heavy losses.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29

~ the fall wucue ~-' --a,,ait 7
turkey Red. has all T
'ns o,rt of smut this year sorenson I
a'nou a, Monday while J. 90 horscl
Las' Canvon he tied his mo-
was ~ hon he came back ne 'ou
= up ano "" Ne supposed it oecane n~
. frightened and III
: loose choked Hse"' a family wen,
e III H. oscar Sorenson ana 'a an
IS MI moNdon, Utah for the Z4.h' WASH
W " parcv Folsom is here irVn por who
ID naton to see his brother Jaw"
~ has typhoid ieVer, sen of Boise,
'e- nv ahort visit to the 'a''o' ,,o.
IL fiiaue and while he was mere ,n.
cts week s,s,ness @ meeting to comple'e con.
at business of the Highland 'o"
" Incorporation oi '"'
rooational church .,,ay hay
ms sresa' na Mrs Paul Donneiley "a,
op heep camping in the nnnne,,ey ha
the past week WINE MI
or peen Tom Belknapp has pu,,", ',,' n
had MT I'm land that formerly u
Vi ,anoed to Walker Bros r.,urn
re- ions phil Hatfield mas io.u =
after Davton, washington ouS :
rgest iion ,,,.r Mrs. Harve Fletcher' 10" -,
was dauen'o recovered to come h'
man. suflicien''
whol with her. ,,rg people attel
, en- Apou' -, given by Walter TT
Nth erich at his home III p' 400 snent.
losing very enjoyable e'en'"n accidel
losis w;u,e Ferguson was
na ,o, ,n the hand last Monua, a,
n ,,,t, two other boys hau eo" no
Mink creek fishing ana 40
On % rifle from the ouss ,s
n"o ,ased the bullet striR'hs m
expiou1 % ,he hand ranged up
d earn the psoa pa in the back OF the
eradi- anu 'oe ,aren to Crystal "here
po,;,t dressed the manu- o,,
he en- feu'e runner has just re.'
'oVe ,.,aaS,s search for MS n'
Il manu. irom s,.anneared early In tne 81
, ,hem He could not find tarce - re,
'ne.n .r,,ts section Of the country -
s,a .o GOOD rains last "eeh /,
~ u'.oa r-o,,nd was wet TO dep'" "
three inches Aye moved
r-,,a walker Bros. nave mo-
Sparh9 -, from their ranch 10 'n
one o,.. ,,,nsre they will be ciose
Der. Hel yon where O
, nv sew timber. ,he ten-y
rable ac- One DAY ,.hews ,a had quite
ittee that boy OF ME- '.hue In the
HS "a ..,hare hts father was ioee"'
hem, and end OF ioe 81 saad where it str
taken as it oat Oh une a~,eged some
, prepared boy VINO SaS ,sa log receiving
MIR. Hoch- in front oi - II ia also
,r an asri- ture of tne naa n,p internal
no has had that ne ose fatal
,rming e1- which has r. RichaI
W. inst returned from a vis''
avery panama Pacific expospuon
ce' port having had a fine ''~e
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29

Spencer & Vaughn. newspaper CIR
.,ua,,on contractors OF Pocateiio' are
IN the field for the Press. Tney WIZ
cover the entire county on circuiA-
,,on-sui,diug campaign. These 'adiss
have been in this line OF business ~.
several years and have met WIN
great success wherever they hA'o
worked.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29

man has been honored IN most of the
great cities of Europe where he has
played before eminent musicians and
crowned heads, accompanied by some
n ths. worlds greatest orchestras His
fervent admiration u
S'"r The people of American FANS IS w"' ,",
a%Sa ADVANCES now being made toward r. Nh Nn
! tones, and SINCERELY hope .sam ,m", Of hear
,"a IN. distinguished Welsh ar''S' '''
inc his stay in this CITY
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-29

Remember the band concerts
wednesday evening
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-02

|'. |IIN~.N haH- IrU
H. NHHHH.f A.. called hlI .pHr
.I msHt 0I .sr fnVu-I-'upI, at SfI..
Hs. Kansas. for -Hs Iusi bf fH, ts..
.I .. f.s office uf county 0ltrE
.| u.f tH.I. hs fhs decision
..H-r. uar Nerle, .s trying fo set
H.f contest Na, SAN Ua.
fI. fr.. witch Na- made re
rr.'rr"f frr he AND Miss bH.
..f "rfr fIrd tor the JOB
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-02

.IW YORK I1I number
buyers from south American
rrs are already oH their ua,
'.s United State and h. i- r1.
that lar-t number viii
during January and February
the buyu- rlsou when
purchasing AGENTS usually go
. .Hropc 20 contract for .uppiIss
HtioHs 81 Awrrirl fr. h.dding
Ihe hr.incss of The Latin Amcri-
.Hr Countries and the buyer. mas
t..f the west before signing con-
tfs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY
IN SOFT COAL REGION
State In.ncctSt ncphrt> Larger nu,l-
ness Thhn fins Hrrn shawn in
e. Several Years.

Extraordinary activity in the coal
mining regions of Virginia as report cd
by Mine Inspector y i.uca.. ct the
State Department OF Labor. wh" sub
United report on conditions 20 Com
missioner OF Labor Doherty Yesterday
The mines were down TO "a very low
output last December, Inspector Lucas
-aafd, when the renewal OF opera ions
toward normal conditions began. In
january the demand FOR labor began.
which has increased steadily ever
since. Operations in the coal fields
ore to-day more extensive thun AT any
time in recent wears
q The larger mines are WORKING fun
time. while a few Of the smaller ones
are working three. four aud nv DAYS
g. week. Most OF these small mines
Fere closed down at the beginning of
Che year. The output OF soft coal is
d record brcait for the las, several
months.
t. Asked regarding the market that
creates the enormous demand for soft
goal. Inspector Lucas said that h.. was
Dot supposed To know No check is
kept by Federal OF State authorities
On shipments from the mines IN.
presumption is that tn. coal is going
abroad. but tho Inspector Was uuahI.
70 speak definitely on that point. and
Unwilling 10 express an opinion
Z The larger companies employing
Enormous forces of skilled labor are.
Pocahontas Galleries Company. Taz..
we'll; Clinchfield Corporation Russell.
Virginia Iron. Coal and coke COMPANY.
&hich operates mines in both Wiso ana
Lee Counties. and the Stou.ea Coaj
Company. Wise, All OF tines. com
panies mine biiuminous coal
n. No less active are the hard coal
fields of Montgomery. where the mines
pre- working in fun blast and TIL, dc
mand for skilled labor il cpually
large.
The mine inspector will return 10 the
coal regions probably tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08
FILES FORTY COMPLAINTS
Jithcy Drivers Accused of Failure To
Observe Traffic Laws.

Policeman Bradley. who has been
placed in charge OF the traffic force.
has Nlcd forty complaints against
jitncy-bus drivers. alleging various
violations of the traffic ordinances.
some Of them have failed to obtain
city licenses in conjunction with the
state licenses. and vice versa: some
are operating more than one bus under
the same license: some have not their
machines properly tagged. and others
are operating them without sufficient
lights. Direction and control OF the
so-Called privatccr OF the stpcct has
become a problem with the Police De-
partment. and eXtraordinary effort is
being made to reduce the new traffic
TO some sort of system.
In order to teach jitney-bus drivers
how properly to make turns, Policeman
Bradley has designed stands to be
placed at Ninth and Grace. Sixth and
Grace, Laurel and Broad Streets and
other corners where ira ffic is more
particularly heavy. The stands will
bear printed instructions as how to
make the turns.
According to the Police Department.
there are several requisites with which
Jitncy driver must provide himself.
lie must have 4 state license for the
car, state hack license, city hack
license. State chauffeur's license, pro-
v!dcd the driver of the car is not the
owner. and permit TO drive from
the Chief of Police.