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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. ". Va. Jan. Is.-The re-
port OF the grand jury was made PM
Gay morning after a session OF tire.
Gays, during which more than one hun
ureu witnesses were examined by the
jury Thirty-thrce indictments we're re-
turned. or which siN were OF felonIous
charges and the remainder on miSd.-
meanors- The list or indictments Is.
one OF the largest that has been re-
turned here In several years or the
M demeanor charges, eighteen were tor
alleged violations OF the prohibition
law William stout plead guilty 10 self
ing intohioants unlavfully and was
nned slO0 and given a two months tern
James Male. felony. Is charged with
breaking into the home Of William Far
sons and attempting TO rob him fred
ana Roy Polling are held under four
charges OF passing worthless checks.
Joe Chippehey, ltaliaub Is charged with
stabbtng Frank Bibric. The remainder.
against whom indictments We're return
Cd. are AS follows; Clarence Boliner,
Thomas Knight. Pred j. Bolliger. Ir.
Barney Ed. Powell. Raymond Hussion,
Fred Bachman. W. q. bartlett. } Hosk-
ms. Earl Funk. VI. McCanerty. Pete
Stemple. Tom Sorenson. James Breed
love. =. Jenkins. Clarence Lyons. CLANCY
Lloyd, William Jones, william shelton.
- Forcella. Floyd CozaG. Dallas
keener. smith keencr, Trsel Lambert,
*. Maker James Male. James Maris and
Ernest Fisher.
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FINANCIAL.

kettlor OF Mozart were visiting friends
20 MHJorEvIiie laHt Wednesday
WIS. Mary smith. who was quite IfI
is euueulat better
~ d. Marsh Is seriously sick
Mr and MTr q Do MONTGOMERY and
SON. Cecil Ur Wheeling. were the ausara
N Mr and Mrs. r Montgomery ~
sunday.
John carrigan. who was quite u i4
.nrrwhat Improved
Mics Errr1a Campbell who rta been
visiting relatives In Film Grove ra.
turned tI her home uu Saturday
D. T.. HnEcrsnn resigned Hfs position
road supervisor ~ Union district
few days ago
Mrs EHr. Huas who ras been .i. Ie
somewhat Improved
I D Cook BEL spending some umH I1
Wheeling
Nr- Fred r.oeu and children Mildred
HI. Charles. returned fH Chef. home Hf
Nnfnrf -- Friday after visiting reia-
N... IH NHUuIrrfUH
Tho IuIIH. f|H society 90 the Pleas.
Hrf 1900 81. r. church viii meet az tho
home Hf Mrs Joseph hTrFrF Hn rruf
Thursday Hf 1000 H..IH.H
SO and Mra Paul II.ira NJ WFr.
Grover Hrrmer Uf N.HHII UH sunday
The Mozart school literary society met
rrEH.a. .a..I.. IU room ~ us
nuoI ur Hef Friday rffrrH.ln A. ...
rrlIauf program uHH rendered
AleNarH"r Campbell H"H HHIENfa..
Mise EmwH. rprrf sunday tf 81 IuInu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
sultsr, Egg. and Cheese.

WV YORK. Jan 1s-Hutte-. Wraf.
creamery Hntrns tf2 scorer 2IG7gf4r.
cfeamerF lhlEher 9roriugI 1aaG8lsc.
rreamerV nrats gN48I fsr- seconds gf4
aact ladies' current make nrafa gao zee.
secgndg 4.'aC parking stock current
make No. 2 lNk u11r.
Gfsaaf-Flrm. state. whole milk hold
specials 1ha n19a DO AVERAGE fancy
m l. a Dc frt ~ fresh specials ftd1Bh r..
io avsraEe fancy 1fa u1fhc, skins I
ErFs Unsettled. freHh gathered ertra
nnH jpn coo extra nrHfa &c.. nTafa 1E
aIr. HfrnuNa d. II .s". state. rcUuayIvau-
in ann HnHrHW HnuurrH whites fine fu
frHrV q. Il CO.. dH gathered whites 1Fr
60. a. ErnufrN browns 900 &c. fn
Fnfhrrel browns aul mixed roiHra $40
zoe
Ffour. STEADY
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Unhurt By Long Fall.

4 remarkable accident occurred on
the south SIDE, when the three year old
son OF Cleve White fell through a win
gov In the second story OF the White
home TO the pavement fifteen feet be-
low, yet failed 10 sustain even serious
bruises. The child had been left with
It's grandfather. Sias White. while its
mother went 10 church. aud while pial
ing slipped and Tell heavily against the
WINDOW. The glass crashed ont and the
child plunged uoSn 10 tne pavement. \
physician was summoned and the moth
er brought from church but the child
was able TO resume its play by the time
the mother had returned home only a
slight bruise was received by the h,tle
tot.
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THE w ATHER
CONDITIONS

The storm this morning T. central
over the eastern portions OF the Ten
nesseo and Ohio valleys. attended by
rain with snow over the western por-
ton OF the Valleys.
Colder and fair weather prevails over
the Mississippi and Missouri valleys and
Plains states. The temperature In Min
nesota Is near zero.
An area OF high pressure also covers
the Pacific and Plateau states. Higher
Temperatures prevail over the Northwest
Colder weather, with rain or snow.
probably snow, and clearing weather Is
Indicated tonight. and generally fair and
cool weather Tuesday. The temperature
Tuesday morning will probably be near
20 degrees
Local data Highest temperature yes
terday, 90 degrees lowest last night, 30
degrees; rainfall. O.32.
owing TO general and moderate rains
the ohio In the district will probably
rise moderately for the next two days.
IL. q. HOWE.
Section Director.
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IN last Thursday evening n number
9 tthe ygunE people Of Mozart mes 10
we stngoi bulldinE ana organized Il bra
mario 'lun. The following officers were
elected PRESIDENT d o. Evara. Woe
president. Mice jewell Green. aagrefar.
ahn treasurer. Miss LuA kirfr a Iuai-
ness ueetIun viii ba held rrI rs.vt a I..+-t
lay eNenius. 90 - time arrauFsmsrta
VIII BE- completed for play t0 81 gI.sm
PEI iha near future Follow wing the hIsI.
ness session "a social hour viii De- sr.
IrErC
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Miss Elizabeth Riddle OF Chamber
'E. Ha. HHH fhr guest ~ Rev and
Mr. H A Riddle over tEa week end
|HH MO NN. of Ladies' AID society WI
ne. a. ffs home RI Nra NJ a MARBLE
"n ut HfnrnfHN
EaIrh Marri. af near Ne Outst is
Hr ere HIHa UHf
Mrs 3 ~ Er.t Is ths guest of friends
.n HHfrnHrf
hlnH NrH-".a "HrrirHr teacher iu
rHe HrruH.f aHrnoI arsnf fHs rraE .rf
af neH home here
fNr IfnrrsaaIra IErrurn OF Wheeling
."ra 90. meet af Tire SO f1 school
"a
Mra frlIsn Hrumer and hfra U DID,
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Jan. iS.-Announcement OF
oeSrease or nearly four million bushels
In the United States visible supplv 81
wheat tended TO act As more than an Off
set to-day for the bearish effect OF fed
erH inquiries and OF talk regarding a
postiDle embargo ON exports. Prices
saturdays close
wheat embargo talk had considera bi =
70 90 with hfting corn to-day TO the
highest January price in more than 30
sArs. with the market finishing = n
sc 70 sc above Saturday night. oats
ssihed a shade 10 &c adm provisions
lZha "a i5c to 22hc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19

The musical compositions ~ MAJ
Watkins. OF this city. are beginning 70
attract the attention uf New York pub
fishers and her two latest songs Locust
blossoms and "Waitlng FOR Another
Message are bsiug eagerly sought BY
uuhliHuerH She has been offered 4lus-
600 and $1,000 respectively Tor the rights
81 publication uf the two compositions
but HH far uHH NOT accepted the omer.
she Ia also the woman that composed
tHs version ~ West virginia which
will b. heard In thr moving pictu.y
theatres at ths West virginia exhibit a.
tns Panama .rarlnr exposition this yeHG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
chautauqua IL Assured.

The hHal list Of Euarantogs for the
Redpath- Brock~ay Cnautauqua was 50
cured hcle last week ana the contract
drawn up with representatives or tn
company for the return OF the chautau-
qua To this city next fall. FIFTY OF the
leading business and professional men
OF the city agreed to guarantee the
amount necessary 10 bring the summer
entertainment hack 20 the city.
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Mrs. Luoinda hawkins.

Mrs. Lucinda Hawkins. wife Of Jere-
milan Hawkins. died Saturday morni.. =
a. her home near this city from para
lyFis. OF which she has been afflicted
tor several years. she was y years Of
age. The funeral was held this alter
noon az the Kuhn cemetery, Taylor
county.
The deceased b. survived by her hus-
band and five children. Mrs. George
Mills, u Meta. Mrs. a. q. Grow, Morgan
town. Mrs. r. ~ LyalL u Aianning ton
Miss Clara. at home and ". l.. hawklnH.
u Grafton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19

a freight wreck OF oas 81 the large
type mountain engines and a dozen
freight cars saturday at Bloomington
ON tne Seventeen Allie grade OF the Cum
berland Division, completely blocked
traffic on that division curing the
greater part OF the day. Trains between
the east and west were detoured by way
OF the short Line, the 81. X. Division
and the Coun~llsyiie Division. No train
men were injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19

The management of the IrOua Coal
Company near kiuEwond. Preston roun-
o.. hHH IntImafel that tnf cual mines 40
lrnua wiIl BE- poe iufu OPERATION Wlthin
frF month A HHNI.IsuI amount m nr.
Isra HHr Ha.I fu H" already uu hand 90
Eunrarffs Inr operation Hf the miueg ut
fH..H EHUnrIfH fur many months The
mines have been closed down Tor Humg
. f.#mH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
SHERRARD


r, Tue union cvangelistic meetings Of the
Llessant hill VI. r. church and the Allen
Grove freshyterian church Will com.
meuce on next Thursday evening The
-rrFiCes which will be neld BOD the high
Z, h"oi auditorium will be conducted hy
Rev. o. A. Riddle and Rev. a n ElWc
ENeryone Do Cordially invited 10 atferd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
Good Roads NESTING.

= Eold ruada meeting vHE held sf the
Dish hC1l auditorium ou Iaat gHflra4a
evening Tor the rurpore OF dsgIIIHE fnH
l.NaIlNI. whether brick cot stone shall
nH uHeN Hu The IuIrmOnf Pike There
a. ID GOOD ATTENDANCE and large MAJ.
."rIfN N ffr men were Ir favor Ut af.ra.
a Iefiinn fn tnaf eject will U. rIrHH.
atHn amnrr the voters Iu H short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
miller Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Miller.
who expired at the Powell hospital OF
typhoid fever. held from the An
drcws VI. r. church on Friday. The
members OF the official boaru Of the
church acted a. paii-besrers. Airs. Mil
Ter had been lanitress OF the church FOR
years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
Our Purpose

our object selling e wells quickly
intention OF i
OF of
will O e
dollars but 70 being ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19

The ladies' 81 the civic club have
arranged a social 20 be held at the WI
lard Hotel. Monday night in the ma
ture OF "get-to- gether" meeting TO
stimulate interest among the members
and friends. Active plans for the s,,ring
campaign Of civic Improvement are 10
be prepared at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
HAMMOCK, OHIO


4, bANNOCk, o.. Jan. lS.-Mr Jacob
Gossett, who lives south OF town ,.,i'I
oIsted MS eighticth birthday last Wed
.1esdTy' His two sons. William and
l1Hllly and John and family 81 mis-
place. Paul Gossett. a grandson 81 NJ
eossett and wife. SIR. aud Mrs. John
tIaIh. we're present 10 participRte in me
elSsFauou. Mr. GoEsstt has been ~,
feeble health for several months ana a.
was ms desire that the family celebrate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19

New York Stock Exchange are as fol-
lows: Reading n. r., 2l.40O shares. Mis-
souri, Pacific. 10000 shares: AmAlga-
mated Copper, lO.6OO shares. American
Can common. 300 shares: United States
Steel common. $500 shares: Canadian
Paciuc, 1900 shares: Union Pacific
I.zVO shares Chino Copper. 6.lOO shares;
bethlehem steel. 900 shares; Stude-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19

The play given 81 the Junior class OF
El9shlng HiEh school entitled "Farrr
olks was given IN the Presbyterian
Thurch AZ this place saturday evening
~ Nas very well attended aud a sue
cess financially % the class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19

several car loads OF brick for th. nav
ing or the National Pike were received
mere ana were hauled by local teams 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19

Logan q BryAn's Closing ssoet Letter.

NEW YORK. Jan. IS-The strength
was general and well maintained The
absence OF unfavorable occurrences over
the week end and the reported dlsposi-
ton on the part Of contineutais TO pur-
chase moderately were given as the prl-
mary causes OF the advancing tenden-
cies Tho corpers were aided by reports
OF an improving demand for red metal
ana there was "A resumption OF activity
IN selected issues. We continue 10 be-
ieve that standard issues present great
attractions 20 investors at going Levels.
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Cooperative Company

every sharehoder win be exactly
VII ne shared equally An accounting made
AUDITOR a. our Company Incorporated under
We invite prospective shareholdsrs
office and
prospects
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SIR. and Mrs Arthur Harris ~ N.,r
Atnens. we're visiting Mrs Harris par
ents, ar and Mrs. Thomas How'd ve-t
OF town on wednesday. :
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FINANCE

NEW. YORK. Jan. it.-stocks moved
tnrNa again today. under lead of the
,rArious special issues. including fertii-
half a score % 1aircsliansou- sscuritles.
such - isorillard Tobacco. National Bis
cult, biHtillers and Pullman. railroad
stocks and the active list In genoral
we're ncslectsd until the later dealings.
stronG and active through an announce
nent % the cOmpany'a willingness 70 re-
deem - outstanding bonds far In adj
IN the mai hour many railway shares
Joined ~ the rise 90 a moderate degree,
until all around advances OF 1 to ]
POINTS were the rule. Gould stocks wers
prominent Missouri Pacific lettering its
position Of last week There was an
unusually brisk demand Tor the Issue.
81 several southern roads. Atlantic Coast
Line, and louisville a Nashville going
OF geo shares % scaboard az So its es-
tablished price. with subsequent dealings
at an advance. attracted attention.
Bethlshsm Laxged-
Bethlehem Steel was almost the only
recently active stock 10 lag. presumably
ments viii be- declared at tomoTrow (.
meeting Of the directors IL was pre-
dicted however. that the preferred shares
viii he given the FUN seven per cent 10
which they are entitled. A. against the
The movement In the metal stocks was
predicted on another rise In the price OF
copper. together with heavy buying for
RUSSIA. Japan and other foreign coun-
tries Total sales were gBag00 shares.
bonds added 10 their recent gains.
with the exception OF -apan a. second
series. In which there were many trans
actions for German account az conces-
sions Total sales par value. s2.5st 600.
United states government and Panama
Dohas advanced = 20 y per cent on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
Petroleum.

OH CITY, "a. Jan %. credit bal.
aHrrr 1850 Runs aacTf average ss.-
enf Shipments al.f11 afrraGc fto3s
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,It,!i.II sBC RICH, Pa. Jan. is-CattIe-
Active supply 50 cars. Choice SsasF
80; prime 1s.75Gs.IO
Sheep-Steady; supply ugbt pr,-,.
wethcrs 1925 4g.BO; calls ana co,r,r, ,,.,s
5000 400. lambs S5.5OWSsO.
veal calves-fli.OOa i1.BO
TUG ActiNe, receipts 30 double
decks. Prime heavles S7s5: rnediur,s
hStNy yorkers and light yorkers 500.
PIGS htVON 1.25: roughs So .OOG6sO
O.. ChiCAGO. Jan. iS-Hogs-E eceipts
sv'yvv head; unsettled. Bulk Sc hGep
Gu hgnt 70 95H5.lo; mixed S6.TO 40.
nisS .esssga t'VS' rough fs.5OQ 6.6S .
=, Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; nrfn.
"a. steers 1895 q 40; cows and heif-
eFs fs.5ou sic. calves IS OOQfO5O
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head. Urn,
sheep IS go 625. ycarlings fs-s OQ, "a pa.
iyanbs S6.75 . sac ''@O'
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That Should Appeal to Business Men

rs az ghSeninSe fact that during me wssthve
S as9sh the Oh industry Than through
OF our STATE There
& hS which are not yet producing OIL Ne adjoining
~ "hch nave produced and SIN produnE
We have several Of these farms 2ss
ana drilled Of
OF
dividend basis
uture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan. IS, rs.
The active Pittsburgh stocks correrted
daily by A. l.. hastpn A. Co, bankers
and brokers. national Exchange BANG
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Stocks 1883.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. w Va, Jan. Is. rs.
Reported by a. +. Masten & Co, l. +.
Brand. manager. members New York
Stock Exchange.
Industrial. ts,c ,,,s =
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Ne,- York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. Is. 10
Range OF sctlve stocks on the New
OrS stock Exchange. corrected daily By
a. r. Masten a. Co. brokers.
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WHEELING TRAcrIoH oonrPAEx
Tssiss rrs ca jan. se an ioS,

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLsBUHo
wheeling wsllsburE
Leave
22nd Street Law
wheeling Wsiisburr
1880 a. m. 500 = m
$50 y. m. 400 noon
MOUNDsvILIE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUND8VTLR
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10Th street. Law
Wheeling Noundsvifia
1000 A. m. go n -
$3.50 y. m
On lines having regular express ser
vice, shipments Weighing IN sncsas %
hfty pounds or large bulk will not b
carried on passenger cars
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday
No shipments, except emergency ahir-
ments Of medicines. will Be carried On
passenger cars between zoo and e.i6
y. m.
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DOMAIN Consolidated Oil Company

J. DOMAIN. Prssidsnt.
80 Chapel ST. clsrksburg.
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! open. J IN. Low. close.
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'sNeuraiFyline 90. books close Jan
Feb tst
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STOCKS.

c. ST. I'HI i4hl i4ili i4nI..-..I 4as
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03

clear statement, accuracy and fair
ness are fundamental to good Jour-
nalism.
I believe that journalist should
write only what he holds In his heart
to be true.
l believe that suppression OF the
news for any consideration other than
the welfare of society is indefensible.
believe that no one should write
az a journalist what he would not
say as a gentleman; that bribery by
ones own pocketbook Is as much to
be avoided as bribery by the pocket
book Of another; that individual re-
sponsibility may not be escaped by
pleading another's instructions or an
others dividends.
believe that advertising, news
and editorial columns should alike
serve the best interests of the read
ers; that a single standard of help
full truth and cleanness should pro
vail for all: that the supreme test
of good Journalism II the measure
Of it, public service.
/ believe that the journalism which
sneceeds best and best deserves sue
cess fears God and honors man; is|
stoutly independent, unmoved BY
pride Of opinion or greed Of power;
constructive. tolerant. but never care
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03
CLOSING OF SCHOOLS
is THE OLD SYSTEM

The plan Of closing school in case
II an epidemic Of some contagious
disease Is the old and ineffective way
of dealing with such situation, and
was adopted for the reason there was
apparently nothing else to do. But,
according to the State Board OF
Health. there is another way, scien
siic ana efficient means, of dealing
2 ith an epidemic in school. This
,ay does not close the school at all
5ut uses the school as most valuable
aid in keeping the children under OBJ
ssFe atom, that early cases may be
etectsd aud reESozed Before lliey be-
come 2 s0slraG OF injection 10 he 9th
r tllsen IN csse school has no
Nurse q school physician, says The
bulletin. nhysician's services can
be secured for the daily exanilaticns
Ale the epidemic lasts ard both
ua.rer IS and The health officer or quar-
Antfne officer can be notified and the
Epidemic soon brought Under control.
on the other land, II the schools
are closed when the outbreak occurs,
The children are turned loose from
supervision; they mingle freely with
one another in the streets and in each
others homes; they are unwilling to
admit they feel i'll for the reason it
al, - 49, ood - thar Oood f;rro
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03


Total - S,410 1856 s,58S
Per cent Of decrease 1872
Grand total 5000 10,398 1851
The Safety First movement has brot
about the results reflected above; an
incontestable illustration of accom-
plished results due to united effort
for common end Continued coop
Grafton upon the part OF all must be
encouraged and kept actively alive.
Safety First was not launched on most
railroads until the year 1912, and the
two years Of its activity resulted In
470 fewer deaths in the United States
in 1914 than in the year of its incep-
ton.
Constant vigilance Is the price of
safety; lack of cooperation. thot, care,
and obedience to the rules is the cause
Of accidents and personal injuries
Be vigilant, cooperative, thotful, and
careful. thereby assisting as individu-
ais Safety First which will make
you a more efficient employe and q
more valuable citizen.
In your civic life the topic Of tres
passing upon railroad property should
be agitated and those of your immedi-
ate circle, who have not had your
opportunity to become informed Of the
danger OF this practice, advised CT the
IN a.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03
with Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri

with Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri
hogs.
The Idaho shipments undoubtedly
reflect the increasing popularity Of
the hog-producing industry in the
West only few years ago the Far
Northwest came to Nebraska and
other prominent corn states for hogs.
Colorado, New Mexico and Texas are
among the newer producers which
have sent oonsignments to Kansas
City recently. reflecting their expan-
sion as pork growers.-S. S. in Coun-
t1y Gentleman.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03

THE JouRNALisT's CREED
BY WALTER WILLIAMS. Dean Of
Missouri University school Of Jour-
nalism.
believe IN the profession Of Jour-
nalism.
believe that The public Journal Is
! public trust; that all connectod with
it are, to the full measure Of their re-
sponsibility. trustees Tor the public;
that acceptance Of lesser service than
the public service y betrayal q this
trust.
/ believe that clssr thinking and
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03
SHORTLINE MAKES
ANNIA REPORT

accident report CT the Interstate
Commerce Commission Tor the first
quarter Of 1915 (January, February.
and March indicates that the ralf
igads OF the United States with a
mileage Of over $50 900 miles operat
cd with total OF only 65 fatalities
(including passc ngers, employees, tres
passers and others) In train accidents
where train was in accidenD. In
these three months the railroads
handled 202 100000 passengers, who
travelled a distance of 6,871, ,160 900
miles. Statistics show this to be the
best safety record for any quarter
since the law requiring monthly acci-
dent reports went into effect In 1901.
or II IA years.
Official re-urns Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission for the last
three calendar years show fatalities
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