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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20

orl, &, fcw persons get what they
;sh without working for II. Good
loads cannot he obtained by merely
Fishing for them. II is necessary TO
Fork them. aud 10 work continually
Nd forccfulIy. This is Just as true
GOOD dirt roads as Of tho most OK
lensiye types. Furthermore. one or
Iwo men in community can accom-
Iiish very little, except to persuade
liners to help actively In the cam
l,irn for improvements. Roads arc
Community affairs and good roads are
[ulv obtained and maintained by COM
l,unity energy, expended continuous
|y II IL not enough for man to say
To is interested In good roads; he must
lrcyc his faith by his works. lIun-
reds Of good road clubs have been or
..ized. but few have lived long or
much because they did
Iot work continuously along well-laid
ll,rs Yet there is hardly Il commun-
|,y where good roads club cannot
lcco,ne a strong influence in improv-
he the local highways and byways.
|.hc main roads receive the attention
lf the state and the county officials,
Int the much greater mileage Of roads
k,bich arc not parts of through routes
l,ust always be Of local concern only.
Enc Improvement OF through routes
lv the active. united efforts of numcr-
ms pcrsons interested in touring is
Inc Of the most noticeable results OF
largo part Of the present methods
f road propaganda The same kind
Ir work In q community will bring
bout equally good results in the bet
|erment Of local roads. IT is the sys-
en- OF local roads which means most
10 a large portion Of the rural tax
layers, for it is over the local roads
hat thcy go TO market, their children
TO to school. and they take part in
he social life OF their neighborhood.
The local club can accomplish a great
|eal Of good for these roads, as has
|robably been shown most noUceably
" the results OF the work of the
s6.Day Road Club of Carthage, Mo.
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DISCUSS ROAD PLANS

Last week representatives Of most
OF the states met in Washington at
the invitation Of the United States
office OF Public Roads and Rural En-
rinccrine In order TO discuss some
Of tho methods of administering the
new law giving Federal aid to the
States for road building. Congress pro-
vided that before any Federal aid is
given for any road, number OF pre-
liminary steps must he taken by the
State in which the road lies. and the
entire work must be subject to regu-
lations. issued by the Secretary OF
Agriculture, TO make sure that the
statutory requirements arc fulfilled.
The meeting was called in order that
all features of the law might lie dis
cusscd and the fun meaning Of some
proposed regulations might be explain
cd to the State officials. BY this
means. each state has been given an
opportunity TO criticize any of the
regulations which It considered too
oncrous for its local conditions. before
they were officially issued The De-
partmcnt Of Agriculture has also had
tho benefit OF the advice Of road
builders from all parts OF the country
This cooperation OF nation and States
at the outset Of the Federal aid work
disproves tho prediction that tho Fed
eral road builders would be intolerant
OF 1ny suggestions from the State Of
ficials. for tho latter wore invited ut
the very beginning OF the work to
assist in what is strictly Federal
responsibility in tho joint undertake
Ing.
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lLneEIcr Lennes RulIdinr.

The thr"e-story brick building at
io3 west Broad street has been leascd
by the kachicr Motor car Company.
local agency for the Saxon cars. This
building VIII be used exclusively for
Ford accessories, commercial bodies
and automobile supplies while thu
kaehlcr building. ~ Broad aud Ryl,rd
streets. VIII be used for the display
of Saxon cars. General Motor Company
trucks, tn" Smith Form n trilcl-ope.
nn-attachmcntS' for tho Ford cars and
for II service station for tho Kachler
patrons.
This company has just received "a
carload of General Motor Company
trucks. ana has AN exceptionally lars q
display OF SaSonS now ready for tho
inspection of the public.
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Placing Danger signs.

superintendent J.. X. bcttra. Of the
Valley Turnpik. Company. operating
the turnpike system between stanton
and Harrisonburg. is. according to the
Harrisonburg independent. doing a
good work in TN" way of prov idng
danger signals along that highway.
The Independent says:
Superintendent Dcttra is going over
the turnpike and marking the places
along the popular highway where dam
ger signals are to be erected Tho
turnpike company viii erect these
large signs at all tho dangerous points;
along it's road in an effort to do it's
part in reducing the number Of anto-
mobile accidents occurring on the pike.
Signs will also he placed on each
side OF the toll gates warning the
tourists of tho approach to tho gates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
trying to rest, and the noise is YER,

trying ia rest, and the noise is yer2
annoying.
The Richmond AUTOMOBILES Club I. en-,
dc3v"rinG to hnNc all such ANNOYING,
violations stopped, but 1T cannot con,
troll thos" who are not m"mhcrs of tho
organization. except through the 70.
porting Of those who violate the law
n vigorous campaign against tho horn
'oot"rS and those who operate their
"ar2 through tho streets OF tho city
with tho mutF'cr wide opcu should be
waGed by all Automobiles who have
consideration for the feelings Of their
fellow citizens
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WOMEN DRIVERS AMONG
VIOLATORS OF CITY LAW
footing Horns to Attract Persons In
side buildings Ono Of tho An
moving Viola lions.

One OF the most annoying Of various
violations Of the city ordinances rela-
tive to opera ton of automobiles. taxi
abs. otc.. is tho footing Of horns by
day and night. Some Of tho drivers.
Including women who bring cars to
Office buildings for their husbands, have
tho habit Of driving Iip to the fronts Of
stores and other buildings and giving
sharp blasts OF the horns in order TO
attraC, some one inside tho buildings.
frequently this is done in the resi-
dcncc section. where there are aged
people seeking sleep, or sick persons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20

Wollc e WolkiuC, overland dealers
at Frcoport. Aim. pa, New series
Model 15-B touring car through n
unique test tho other day. running tho
car for a distance Of 2S.4 miles on one
gallon ana one pint of gasoline
Eighty eight stops were made on this
trip competitive low priced car OF
lighter weight tried tho same test on
the same route tn" following day, but
used UP two gallons of gasoline.
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trouble in getting into Canada. In
other words. they have been turned
down by the officials at tn" boundary
Inc. the Virginia antemobil" licenses
not being recognized. Secretary T.. g.
fcl"uz". OF tho Richmond Automobile"
club. states that tho trouble arises
from the fact that the tourists did not
make application At tho port IF cutry-
for permits. the officials at the hOun-
Diary line having no authority I" act
without such permit being shown
them.
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Corre.pond.n, Uscs Overland Chr.

AccOrding to adviccs from the McXi-
can border. Damon lttnyon. who is act
ing as special representative OF tho
Now York Sun with Pershings column
In Mexico, is using an Overland car to
carry his newspaper stories to tcle-
graph stations aud to travel from ono
military unit to another.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13
4 TRAvES De Los ESTADOS
POR Ell TITO EUELVEN 1 HACER
CLiUSURADOS LOS Temples
IN LEON, GT0.

GlANAJlAIO, D!rl"mhr' . IN
Vista d" IN" Ia "pid"mia j" tIT" ha
SrGuiI" d"Sarroilando>" rn a rlu-
dad Il" Lem, no obStanL" la en]rsI-
4 m"dIda> tornada> por las autorl-
dadc,. la P~H">lh"nria Municipal. de-
atu''u' ron ii 'u'',a ~ .NdI''"'>''"
cI''' I'D "'>pu'>'o c'auru'a 'oS '''''
t'lI'' Pu', u">d' que p'Fila''''''
ait'r'o>' IA 'pid"mIa - ma r'rFu1'-
t'do p'f no cNInp'Ir>' "h 'j.oS con
!"S pt'r'Pi', ni-"''.'"~ >~'na'a'o>
tna
'''D','' - P'"''DIo 9'dD''I''
" '']'' 80 Wv '"''''" y" ~" ''',
us '''' '.'1 ~ : H,' 100
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Lamadrid relata Ia aVcntura.

Se-pIn 10 qur ha ]dcclaradO 81
Monterrey. L.amadrid perten"ri6 4
.a> rurrzaS viIlista>. p"r0 sc rindi".
mace mas de- IN ano. a Pablo Con
l:lcz. Se-,In J" manifcStado por -.
,oS villi>ta>. deSputS de a~poia"arsr
> Ir toio 10 que de- valor Aabia on 81
rem que irtuyicron IN Italia. 0ri"-
narc0 que los p~ri>iouero> caminaran
Die a IBERIA ha>ta Ia hacienda de Va
lladareS. doudr Salinas dei6 a IN c"
ronel aDriliiado Ca>tellano>. conf
Sionado para tIuc rccibiera la can
tiIad de diuero que habia Sido pc
i;ia por 81 rescatc Dc los jcG-s "a
rrau,I>ta>. t.a>tnlian"> fue mucrto
por las tropaS carranciStas. que 10
>orprrniierou cuanio eSperaba re-
ribir 81 tiincro Solicitado. SesIn 70
-up."rou .us yiIliSIa> al llegar Il De
li,.a>. De este puujO a]VanZarou has
la Nar-ar.tas. dondc dccidierOn Sc
-uir raminando per los CcrroS. por
haurr yiSto -raudeS NUDES lie poNo
tlvr los yil,istaS crrycron iran cat
>aias por Ia caballcria r~arranciS,a.
ir>larada on Su persecution. CnaEiO
- .atOntrabau en- FL Gallon De NayaS
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Niegan los earrancistas que
Iucharon en- ChihHah ua
las trupas de Trevi'
no y las de MurguIa
LAS SESI0NES DEL C0NGRESO
C0NSTITUYENTE ACABARAN
COMO Ell ROSARIO DE Ia
AURORA.
CorrrsruRdencIa Especial para La FRENsa

EAGLE, Pass, Diciembre H.
T'ratando de inquirir con prOminen-
ties carranciStaS de PiedraS NegraS
10 que hubiese dc cleric s0bre 81
rumorado combate cntr" pariida-
rios DE- Murguia y de Treviho. Ell las
GALES de la ciudad de chihuahua. oh
tuvimOS los Siguientcs informrS. al
90 ~parciales, pueS que fueron dad0s
por personals eli todO afcctas al re-
gimcu actual.
Sc deduce De cStaS informaciOnes
que NADIA anoTmal. ha paSado en- la
ciudad menciOnada. puCs que haSia
aver - tenian nOticiaS DE- que pa
IA cl NOrtr y 81 sur habia cumunica-
ci6n con Chihuahua. en- Ia que las
fucrzaS de Murguia habian cmpHza-
do a rcStahlcrcr 81 OrIcu. d" Qu"
una rolumma de- cabaIIcria iabia Sa-
lido IN persecution j" Villa y que
hahia Ia decision lie p~rrSr=uir!o
ha>ta obli=arlo Il prc>cntar cumba-
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Logro escapar uno de los jefes
carrancistas aprehendidos en- ITALIA
Gabriel Calzada, Toribio de los Santos y denas prisioneros
fueron conducidos a Chihuahua ante la presencia de Villa

CprrrSpondencia Especial para La PEENSA
LAREDO, Texas, Dlclemhre il
\ Monterrey lego aver, sesun refie
rem InformaciOnes traSmitfdaS de a.
uuella capital, ell Coronel Carlos La
madrid. uno de los jefeS carranclstas
que fuerOn aprehendid0S pOr los vi
ll!stas que al mando de margarine
salinas a$altaron a fines del mes
pasado IN tren de pasajeroS en- Ia
liza. eStaci6n del ferrOcarril interna
cional. Situada entire Parcd0n Y To-
rre6n. Coahu.la.
Lamadrid. logr0 escapar de los
viIIi>taS mientraS deScansaban on FL
canon de- las Twas. rmprendiendo la
raminata hacia San Pedro de las Co
IoniaS. acompanado De dos ~ferroca-
rrileros qua .Mrtamentc con los jr-
Is rarranriStaS Gabriel CalZada y
Toribio he los Santos, hahian Sldo
a~prehcuIido< en- Italia.
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En- cl Con-tituyentc (?l de
QuerttarO.

NoticiaS llr=ada> DE- Pie iraS Ne
.ra>. haccn opinar 4 los mi~moS "a
rranri>taS. QUE ~ muy possible que
la> >c>inur> del Con=ra>o Con>titu-
yrntr ? en- Qurrjtaro, acabaran CO
M, cl Rosario DC la Aurora.
- IA cxtr"mado Ia p~rcrauri6n
para que los diputado> no cntrcn
ron pisto,a hi puHal al Salon De So
>joI"s. n Fl que no han Iccho. has
Ia 81 present.. mas que poncr>"
yrrdcS.
Sc han rirmaIo va. como rn 10,
ticmpos de las dirtaduraS. blocks par
iamcutari0,. Y -0u entire clloS los priU
cipalc>, ell de- Diputaios rojOs y .,
Ge diputado> blancoS. I'm cuamto a
las odiosidaic- cuJrc Obregoui>taS '
aut.-oDrrgUnlsta>, son cada dia mas
bondaS.
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EICNT PONE C0TO 4 LOS INTER,
MI.NABLES Wales DE LOS
NILITtRIES.

MONTERREY, Dicirmbrr 9.-A,-
rrc!a RicauI. jerr d" la -uarniciou.
ha di<purs,o QUE todo> To- icfrs DC
dcstacamentos quo dcpdcndcn de 81
mando. rcqu;cran a los mii!tarcs
duc - ~cncucntran cn 81 jurisdic-
ci6n. a durrompruebrn rl objrto de
III prrmancncia IN dichos lnsarr>.
ESta disposition g la dad" Il co-
no:cr dcsir Iue;o a los inLcrcsaIos.
para 81 eSLricto cUmFIimjrujo.
En- una bio=rafia 2uIlicala pur
I'll Tribunal P~c3itico" - Ia hccho
public y nolor,o que Jos +. SAN
tys. iienc Is a6os de edad. y. bor 10
iaulo. >csi0 la constitution del Is
jldo. - c~ncHcntrI inraPacitado pa
RI -rr Gubcruador polquc para TAI
imcsliJura DC clrcci6u popular -
.=I1isgsu lreinil an eumEhL@5
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correspondence Especial para La pitENsA

CorrespoadcncIa Especial para Ii PRENsA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, D!cicmbre
S.-HcribertO Barron, Sc ocupa aho-
"a de eScribir caTtaS y arIlculOs d.
rigidOs al GOngreso carralcISta y a
Ia Naci6n,-de la miSma manera que
en- los EstadOs UnidOS Sc ocupO dc
| escribir cartas al presiiente Wilson,
| Ell contra de los MISUNDERSTANDING
! do De MISUNDERSTANDING TlutlImrn
le poruue Il Barron va nadle lc lla-
&c case, nj los CarranciStaS-i"I pro-
ccdrr del COngresO rcconStltuyente
de- Ouerttaro. que 10 arroj6 DE Ia
asamblca caIificdudolo de ser lndlG-
no de pertcnccer a cSa a~grupacloll
exclusivamentc carrancista.
G.uantOs esfuerz0s haga Barron
para de>truir 81 cfecto dcsastroSo
uur lc cau>arOn la lecLura de u
carIaS dirigidaS al licrnciado don
Francisco Leon ,ic la Barra, result
taran intitilcS. Barron ha prrdlfo VA
la iinira simpalia que lr In"!aha en-
Mexico: In de los rcVOlucIOnartoS ca
rfancistaS. Barron e. hoy 81 homDrf
n lllinn TODD mundO "n Mexico e
thaya como un apcStadO. Las "delen
Sa-" que csta hacicndo para a:ra"fse
J., simpatia de los uuc acaban De re-
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Dice Barron que tl min0 cI prc>tIgIo
del general DiaZ.

lIacr Barron IN rc>umcn DE Si
labor Y rmpieza d.cicndo que Iurho
contra cl regimen del general Don
Purfirio pial. hahiruio jr%abaJado en
los EstadUS UuiduS de- ana manrra
trnax. ha>ta lo@rar t"rmInar 81
prr~.i-in del Prr,idcutr i" hi"rr".
Vase como rrlaia Barron >uS ira
baio> rn los EStadoS UnldoS. IN IA
vor de la drSorganizaridn de- Mexico:
En- los EStados UnidoS mi taTea,
iumcnsamcutc dificil, Tut laborar
por minar eli prrstigio del general
Dial. quicn era tcnido ell esa nacloli
como el mciOr ~gobernahte del mum
do. Para dcmnStrar ant" 81 pueblo
y -pbjcrnr 10 los E>iadOS Culdos
1ur tai courcpto era ANA m.sIlilca-
ci6u. tive que andar de rcdaccI0n I'll
rriarri6u mas de- SrLS meScS, lla>ia
que al fin mis- qucjaS fucron oIdas,
mis- articulos arcptadoS y conscGul
minar los ralSos rimiontoS del auto
rata"
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.sUFRE listed EN- SILENCIO?

FL hombre 0 mujer a QuieneS taita
eI vigor Y Ia fuerza natural, Sc en-
cuentran en- una miseria, el cuerpo
Sc cansa con cualquier esfuerHo. sc
sienten sin ganas de TRAFALGAR Y nc
pueden gozar de los placereS de Ia
vida; les falta amino y eStan dsS'
moralizados por complete. s. uSCeH
Sc encuentra Ell estas condolences,
n~ecesita tomar Ell ALMA CORDIAL,
Ia medicinal que da fuerza ' Salud.
Mande su nombre y direction y 1
vuelta de correO rccibira detalIeS dc
esta medicinal ' nuestra oierta cSpc-
cial.
MILLER & CO., Station A. Box SIS.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
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Barron trata iniitiImente de que 10
acoian de nuevO los earrancistas
Su campaha contra los Grales. Diaz, Reyes y Huerta, solo
sirve para aumentar eli ~desprecio de los grupos pohtlccs

mento me convert Ell rcpPesentan-
tc oficioso de la revolution Y csta-
hlpri con CT Presidentr Wilson una
nulrida correspondence, informan-
dole de todo 10 favorable a Ia revo-
luci6n. Que 81 ap0yaba."
LO anterior ba>ta para plntar al
gran cinicO. FL mi=mo Sc encarga de
dccir que Sc trasiad6 a los +. UnIdoS
A traba.iar cn contra II" MfXfio y Il
srrvir de agcntc del icfr de- I'M po-
der axtraiio Que ha cau>aiu Ia rul-
ma moral Y material dc Ia Repubii-
ca M~cxicana. Barron. o.. purS. roo
del dnlito de TRACTION a la PalrIa.
Y So asuSta ahora de que Sc J" re-
pudie. PuedG que irnga rah0n. y" rS-
pnraba ~Seguramcntc scr ~rcpudIad0
Dor los que 50 han preStamdo tam
him a ser agrntcS de la labor que
cIcmcntns GxlraHOS IAN rSiado ha-
ricndo Ell contra dc Mexico.
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=. prrfora 81 primer p0LU lie pctr"'
leo pnr cuemta del G0birrno.

IL senior ErnrSto !. Ni=kloS acadia
Ir firmar Ell ronIrato con Ia >ccrc-
taria de F'omculo. rompromrtifndo-
: a dirigir la p~crforaci6n del prl-
mrr pozo de petr6lro que s"ri "N-
plntado dircriamcnt" por 81 Gobl"r-
M.
I'm 81 rjtlIo conjrato :" oblisa "t
senior Ni-kIoS. a dar prinrlpio a Io>
trabaio> Il" pcrforari6n. 81 dla ire,
de- Euero pr6Xrmo. para 10 cual coil
tara q toda ciaSr dc cIrmentos.
4 mcdida Que los Irabaio> aNan-
ecu. 81 CUujrati>la dard cucnta DE-
10, adclantoS a los inspectors nour-
bradoS pur la Srrrrlaria nr F0men-
IT,. ' como 4 81 L. rOmylcn" t"rmlnai'
la onra cn 81 mruor Temp" possible.
~ SECURE que prnntO - "~nru"nlr"
ri n"triIcO Juo - bu>ra Y IuH Ven
ira a aumnntar Ia riIIrza warional.
La industrial Naci0nal Sera dada u
c0n0cer EN- 81 cNtranjero.
Pnr arurrdU Ir la >~rrrctarIa d.
RrlariuncS Extrriorr>. i"ntro d" pc
roS dia> s"rin nnyiada> a ioS r6n~u-
lrS rm p~ai,rS cXtrani"roS. ml">traS
Ir arIiruIo> manUfarIuradoS on No
Hiro. a rrcrIo i" iar p1hllridad 4 IA
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Atencion al Publico

In IA calIe de Tanipic0 No. sos. la lucnh'
tlu alberto mi FstablccimicntO dc chi'tina.
I'm ella. euc0nlrari listed 10 Wclor ch cti
vrTa hcIada de indaS las marra>;
Esmere Y prnntitud IN 81 scriic'o.
ILcDCLo S.iLLSAS: s!ee.
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RECORTE

astcd Y yuardc csla' direction, para Gre 81
n fnuesirc 7 Sus amigos que Surren de
caliOS. meZQIinoS, ziADtcs Y grahOS dc 10
piel, con 25r. en- ilmbrcS nOStaleS que INC
remiia. Ic indndo Z vIella dc rCrrcC. fran
co de- I.ortc. una cajita Ne IoinaGa coma
lez. La mejor del munn para cSiaS en-
rerinedades. DevuelyO el dilcro 3 Ia per-
sona que SC cure y no sane.
ESPIRIDIOS GONZALEZ.
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N~ARRACIONES HlSTORI-
CAS- MEXiCANAS.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-05-18

At the regular meeting Of the Boise
Trades Council last evening the mat
ter of Lotus & Lotus, vaudeville
actors whose contracts was broken
by the management OF the Majestic
Theatre was brought to the attention
of the Council. The troupe are mem
bers of the white Rats actors asso-
citation and Mr. Lotus is secre-
tary of a Chicago local. Action will
be taken to adjust the matter.
Delegates were present from the
BARRIERS union, that union having re-
Gently taken steps to affiliate with
the Council and State Federation.
There we're many expressions OF
pleasure in receiving the BARRIERS to
membership.
A committee that was appointed
last meeting to interview the muni-
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-05-18
LincOhOnLabOrs Rights No Work at] Kellogg

The following communication from
the Kellogg Board OF Trade is self
explanatory;
Kellogg, Idaho, May 9, 1916.
Gem Worker, Boise, Idaho,
Gentlemn:-
At the last meeting of the Kellogg
Board of Trade the Secretary was in
structed to cause to be given to the
workingmen of the State and vicinity
notice of the fact that, owing to the
announcement of the building of
smelter at Kellogg in the near fu-
ture, large number of working men
are coming to this city, for whom
there is no work.
Yours very truly,
GARY c. BURKE.
Secretary.