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The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
THREATENED GOAL
 STRIKE IS INVERTED
REPRESENTATIVES OF OPERA. TORS AND MINERS REACH AGREEMENT WlTH SECRE
 TARY WILSON,

Washiuetn, May lI-A tentative basis of agreement for ayertng a threatened strike of coal miner- in the central PennsyNani district was reached it conference of representa- tiyes of both sides tonight with Secre tary Wills of the labor depar ment
 None of those present at the con ference wcu divulge details Of the prop agreement except to say that there would be no suspension of work. About 10000 men had voted 10 walk out on May lJ, and it is understood strong pressure was brouaht 10 bear by the federal government to bring the two sides together and prevent crIppling of coal production in the na, tional emergency.
 The representatives Of the men and their employers. ca led here by tele, graph were in conference with Scere tary Wilson and other department of. fioia}s most of the afternoon and uu- til nearly midnight before the an uoJncement Of an agreement was made The American Federation of Labor and the National Defense Ccun- cil also were represented at the meet ing
 Further conferences will be held to- morrow 10 work out details. but labor department officials expressed confi dence after tonights meeting that all danger Of a strike was past Neither the men nor the employers representa-. tiyes wou q add to the secretary's 'n- nCuucement that the confcrees had reached a teutat-ye basis fer agree, meut'
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
THE OTHER WAY.

There seems 10 be several ways by which he summer business could be slightly increased during the summer months, but there is one other wa, distinctive at least in that everybody believes h would be effective m the matter of immediate results That oaer way is through highway improve meut
 The State Highway Department. which has g. lo. of F ad building ou.
 ned for the ummer period ha. an. nomced that the upset conditions re. iatge to the aar are going to anr.r the work to a great cNeut Tba, hiudrance was expected
 However there one very mpor. ant stretch of highway .bat must be improved and the preliminary outline Of 2 plan f. it's impr vcmeut $ now being worked out The commission. CTS are outlining aa economical inn. provement as economical as is prac. tEai. for Ihe beuermeut ol Che strip of road between this city and Little Rock.
 Public interest in that work a.u c3 long way toward its success. The mmissioncrs can not d everything alone Every person who travels the highway can help with word here and there Our friends at Benton and Little Rock can hep The proercs siye farmers slong Che route can help An must pull together for this inn proyement war or no war. sg that Hot Springs will net be entirely lett ont of the summer business
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
GREAT FIELD IN
 KENTUCKY DERBY
GOVERNOR STANLEY WILL DELlV ER AN ADDRESS AFTER FLAG
 RAISING AT OPENING
All Sections of the Country Repre- sented in Race. With Man ster To. and Omar Khayyam, Winch Trained Here, We'll Supported

Louisville, Ky. May ll--E ehtecnI thorougllbreds are carded to start iuI the forty-tuird Kentucky derby at| Churchill Downs tomorrow Only twelve. however are regarded likely to go 10 tte post. The race for the richest take in America for Swear olds is at a mile and a quarter T. will be worth approximately S15,oao
 Q the winner as against $3.0Je, the share of Arjstdcs in the first derby in 1875. The second horse will re ceiye $25o0, the third $ioOo and the fourth will save the entrance and starting fees.
 Of the probable starters three inn ported cots War Star. Manister Tot and Omar Khayyam-a expected 10 compete with the best in America. The east will depend on Andrew GI.ller's Ticket. Harry Payne W1hneys Rock ety and c K. Billings Omar Khay- yam. while the west will back Midway, Skeptic, Ber.iu and Cudeel to win.
 The early fayorjte A. K Macomn CTS North Star III. which bowed a tendon, has been withdrawn. II is probable however the stables entry Star Master War Star and Star Gazer wlI go to .he po-r carrying the bulk of tbe p1blics money The only other entry cardcd to start J " Seborr Cudea. and Pcurod. Harry Kelly. last years 2yearold champion of the west and his formidable opponent Westy Hogan also are m sing from the en. tries
 Seventy ticket sellers and a many cashiers. th. largest force ever em- ployed at one time on the partmutue' machines in Kentucky will take care Of the bettors.
 Preparations have been made Co care for a record crowd Many VII come on special trains. while large number from Cincinnati have char cred boat Hotel facilities have been taxed reservations having been made several months ago.
 Preceding tbe race a flag win be raised in the center field. Governor \. 0 stanley wu deliver aa address.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
THOSE WHO MUST SIGN.

It is apparent that the registration law will reuqire that every male per. son in the United States within rhe ages of 21 years of age and up 10 5l years of age will be required to regis ter in their respective voting precincts, in order that the selective conscrip tion may be carred out
 The plan will be further explained in detail for rhe next few days. 1t will perhaps not be open for actual registration for ten days. When the time o-mes the voting precincts will be 1pened. and the registrars will be there with blanks for the persons within the ages 10 sign.
 There is one important point for the public to understand and that is the burden of responsibility is with the person within the age limits at least up to the lime the period ol registration has expired
 After that it will be the duty of the board appointed by the governor c sec if all have registered. as required by the law, and if there are aus who have eyaded the law they arc to be taken in as genuine conscripts
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
GETTING THE sPEcULAToR.

IL is the American speoulator who is robbng you today and Herbert C. Hcover student of food conditions in America for the government. wants the laws 10 cover the situation and then he promises relief
 When he tells us that the farmer was paid ony sl3o for the wheat we are being charged now $3.25 a bushel for, he explains in a few words the whole trouble.
 The farmer produced the wheat The farmer received $La0. The speculator manipulated the wheat He made the difference. You. Mr. American Cti zen, pay that difference 10 the specu- lator.
 The speculator Is n.t confined to a few. either There is the biz specu- latoc who covers a big field. but there are abo thousands and thousands O, small spectators who buy carloads in advance and hold, and merely he D the big speculator run up the price and all profit together
 Congress will perhaps be deeply i'm. pressed with the statement Mr. Hoover gave the Associated Press. and will give hum the laws necessary to break down the barrier Of specula tim.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
Ruth Wins Seventh Straiaht.

Detroit. MIch May u-Ptcher Ruth of Boston scored his seventh straight victory ny defeating Detroit today 10 l. The visitors made ho winning run in the eighth inning on singles bv Gamer and Walker and q sacrifice by Lewis Detroit had a chance 10 tie the score in the ninth but Cobb was ca ght in double play when he tried To 20 from first to third on an inlicld out
 Score R II n Boston .........10o GOO olo--2 lo 3 Detroit .......,.0 000 l0o 00e-l "
 Ruth and Aeuew, Mitchell cum Gingham and Spencer.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
Wndness Lost ThIs eame.

ST. Louis. Mo-, May 1l-A wild throw by F Johnson and Hamilton wild pitcl in the -econd inning were respons ble for St. Louis loss of lo- days game 10 Philadelphia. to Q. IL was a pitching duel between Bu-h and Hamilton. each allowing four hits
 Score F. II r. Philadelphia ....olo coo 0oo--l 4 ! St Loms .......000 ooo ooo-o 4 {
 Bush and Meyer Hamilton, Koob and Severeid Gates
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
Went Ten lnnjnus.

Boston May l1-Boston deteated Ptttsburea 8 to ?. in ten innings to. day. With one out in the tenth Ma ranyille doH5led over third base and gained another base on Hnchman tow throw 70 second. Jacobs filled the bases by purp0sely passing I"omHleF and Smith but Narany.e scored on k0netcny's inteld out
 Score R. II. E. Pittsbureu ... ooo F1o H2o 0-2 Boston .......Uo0 OH otU l-i
 Carlson. Jacobs and Fischer Schmidt RadoIph and GoHaN.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of Teams.
Atlanta Makes TWO Home Runs.

Atlanta. Ga., May ll.-Atiauta play CT ran wild on bases today and de- fcatod Memphis 1 to Two ol Al auta's rms we're due to a home rm by Moran inc third inning Timely hitting and five stolen bases gave A. l3uta two more in tbe afa Mamrh scored on Buols error. Manager Donliu Of Memphis was put out Of the game for dispuung a dec.sIOu
 Score R. Fl F. Memphis .......ooo 001 1oo-l l Atlanta ....... uu2 U2U uuN-f !
 Bargeg saa R1el He-- aud P..uch
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
NEGRO PRISONERS
 DEMOLlSH JAIL

Arkansas City, Ark, May l1-Four .uegroe- in an attempt to escape from fae county jail here ths morning,
 practically demolished the structure. They sawed the bars of their cell and re eased au the ether prisoners about Ia dozen in number They then dug a
 hole in the brick wall and this cau~ed
 one sde Q. tho jail 10 fall down The noise attracted City Marshall Ran
 dal Nho held the prisoners at bay
 with one revolver while he summoned help by firing another An the pris- oners were sent 10 Pine BmG thIs aft ornoou as the ocal jail win have 10 be practically rebuilt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
Cleveland Beat Senators.

Cleveland. Ohio. May l1.-Cleyelaud again won from Washington today. l t0 B.
 Score R II F Washing on ....onb oot 03"-3 Cleveland ......Uoo 300 l1N-i 9 5
 Johnson and Ansmth, Morton and 0 .NeL
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Dr. w H. dickson announces that he treats eczema, blood and all kinds of skin diseases, by a method that is simply wonderful Also diseases of the rectum and cures piles withou, the use of the knife Twenty years in Hot Springs Ark Citizens Ma tioual Bank Building. J.31m
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas Ct.y 6, Columbus St. Paul ? Indianapolis 8 Minneapolis ', Toledo 3 NlIlwaukee-LOuisyille rain
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
nR. MALKEe,s oEF.sER.

Dr. DaCosta WaTEer announces that he has removed his offices 70 front suite, second floor in the Kempnef building. Elevator service. 4-l5-tT
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
Held Sor 10 Two Hts.

Chicago. May l1-Caldwel held Chi cago to two hts today while Dan f0r.a's vlduess enabled New York to make 1t two traight from the locals. f0 l.
 Score R II E New York ..... .o03 oo1 0o2 2-6 Chicaao ....... .000 0ot l00-1 ]
 Caldwell and Walters Daulorta Wolfgang Williams and Schalk.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
TEXAS LEAGUE.

Shreveport 8 Houston { Fort Worth {. Galveston ] Waco 10, Beaumont o.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Dr E r Vinegar nas returned to his practice and can be found at his office 346-348 Central avenue. from 3 to i2 and Co pm. 1i-l4-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
ANNOUNcEm
FoR scHoot DIRrcrOr

The SentinelRccord is authorized 10 announce W. s. Sorrells as a caudi date for school director of Hot Spring. school district subject to the actiol of the voters in the ecctiou oi May l9,
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

The Sentinel-Record is author lod t1 announce Claude E. Marsh as a caudi date for reelection to inc school board of the Hot Springs school dis trict. subject to the action Of the yot. CTS in the election of May l9
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
PLANTsl PLANTsl

Bedding plants Of all yinds and yege- table plants ot all kinds Greenhouse at end Of Park avenue. Phone 618. Johnson Floral Co 4-I9.u
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Now is the time for s-me ingenious person to revive that plan of provid- ing milch goat for every householder
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
standInn of Teams.
rhLs oeschaer Is Good.

Philadelphia, May 1l-Oescheer held St. Louis 10 three hits today and Phi adeIpbla won the game 10 o.
 Score R 1T F st Louis .......ooo ooo ooo-0 Philadelphia ...200 GOO 2oN-i I-
 Doak. Ames, Steele and Snyder. Oeschger and Kulter
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

President Wilson may be the ma tions food dictator hut Mrs Wilson will ntuue to edit hs personal menu.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Judge CHrl has moved a, law office from Samtcr-ItJIe Buillmg 10 Rose Building s02 l-2 Central Avenue. lm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
Giants Won Easily

New York May H. New York won another easy victory from Cincinnati here today 10 2 The Giants corea esh- runs orr Schneider in tae tua inning on eight hts. hit hat-mau. an error and sacri. flE Thirteen New York batsmen went 10 bat u this inning Ho.te h.rug doaa 9 and a single and NcCarty tRo u2les Zimmerman cleared tlc bases with g rple $ uupp held tle Hieitars to four scattered h.t+ two Of them be- ing made by Thorpe former Ne" York player
 Score R II E Cncinuaa ... ooo 0o9 lol 2 8 New York ......oov 0So 0lN-9 II
 Schneider Perry Kuetzer and Huhu, Scuupp and NcCary, Gibson
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

In compliance with the request of many citizens of Hot Sprugs l take this means Of announcing my candi- dacy as e member Of the School Board in lhe approaching election.
 DR. A. B RHINE.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

There is no remoach lu being drafted for the army or macy under the proposed plan. but if one wkhes
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

SPECiALS-Tutti-fruttl and maple ice cream. The Pasteurized Milk Co. 3.22tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

For an American organization sons why not try the old hymn Hold the Fort for Am Comiug2
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Special duties are being aeked of college men and many of them are realizing their special debt t5 the state which educated them
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Maybe in time the German reich stag will be useful as well as crua- mental
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
LLttle Rock Badly Beaten.

Bmmgham Ala, May l1-Brm. insham batsmen punched hits with amgarduer' Elldness. and his team a-es error and won over Little Rock today to l Black was master of the situation at all stages, errors giy. ing the visitors their tally
 Score R II b Little Rock ...lG0 900 000--1 8 Birmingham ....O2U 12O 0lN-6
 Baumgarduer and Chapman, Black and HaWOrth.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Great Britain may buy out its iQu r trade, hut not necessarily as a mark of esteem
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

This war Is gathering up the loose ragged vacant its old cans, old bottles. tango lizards and trouser cuffs. Let the good work go on.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Try . ssntInsI-Rseord Wan, Ad.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

one may volunteer and not wait fer the draft
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Most consumers prefer govern meur food dictatcr to trust food dictator
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
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Cnhs Ouercome a Lead.

Brooklyn May l1-Chicago defeat ed Brooklyn today. to 6, again over coming a three-run lead. It was inc visitors th.rd straight victory Of the series
 Score B. 1T. r. Chicago ........o02 o24 000-s II Q Brooklyn ......1l3 0o1 0o0-6 l3
 Prendergast Dcmaree, Aldridge ana Wilson; Marquard Cadore smith and Meyers
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Chattanooga at Mobile wet grounds Nashville at New Orleans, wet grounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
TO CONFER ON
CONFLLCTIONS
IN CITY CODES
confiictions between

To eradicate connictions between
the building code and the new hous.
ING code. enforced by the depart
msnt Of buildings and the depart
ment OF health. respectively. a meet
ing Of representatives OF the de-
partments and the corporation coun-
sers once will be held In the city
hall Monday night. Board OF health
oficials have been enforcing the
code OF that department 10 the let
ter. invAiidating many OF the sec
tons OF the building code.
The amount OF lot space for apart.
ment houses IL one OF the connie.
tons. Chief Inspector Henry A. Du.
pont. OF the department OF buildings.
says that the erection OF apartment
buildings must stop unless some
sort OF an adjustment IL made be
tween the codes. The mayor this
week win appoint q committee TO
revise the building code. following
out suggestions Of architects and
builders.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09

A disappointing run OF hogs In Feb
ruary. rapidly diminishing stocks Of
cured meats and lard. and an IN
crsasing demand. both at home and
abroad. seem 10 be the main boost
ins Influences under the market Not
only IL the visible supply OF lard
far below what a usually II AZ this
season OF the year. but n 10 common
knowledge that the percentage OF
lard now turned out from the current
slaughter OF hogs II unusually small.
Packers are cutting away from the
lard kettle these days ana the hope
OF accommodating a surplus IN this de-
partment which win take care OF
the demand during the summer
months when the slaughter OF hogs
IL on a hand-to-Snouth basis. has van
ished.
Packers are no longer free sellers
OF anything In the provision line. and
refuse 10 quote prices until they are
informed what the purchaser wants
to buy. There u no precedent for
the present situation No schedule
OF quotations can be secured and the
entire trade IN at sea In making its
plans for the future. During the
month OF March. 1915. live hogs
were selling 90 per 0wt. lower than
now.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
By II. II. hAok

Since the beginning Of Lent the
demand for dressed beef has been
none too active and the trade In m
ished cattle has felt the dullness.
One OF the most important innu,
enccs contributing 20 the Quistness
OF the eastern fresh meat trade is
the agitation against the high cost
OF food among the poorer classes
Of New York city. PhnAdelphis and
Buffalo.
The only thing that saved the
cattle market from a bad break was
sman rscsipts st all Of the primary
markets. The fAct that car move
ments are again normal makes Il
safe 70 assume that me feedlots
the country are about empty.
The leading feature Of the current
trade In fat cattle In the marked
scarcity Of heavy animals OF choice
quality. Quotations have not varied
much during the past fortnight and
the general opinion seems 10 be that
Lent viii como 10 q close without
any material change IN this branch
OF the market The volume Of ar
rivals Of killing cattle vfll decrease
rapidly a. summer approaches. The
desire TO save feed has prevented
hundreds OF feeders from renlling
lheir pens after disposfng Of the
drst drauRht Of finished cattle. The
supply Of butohcrs grades has been
Hight and quotations have
Oeen MARRIED up. Gamers and cut
ters srv slightly higher than early
IN the month and the demand Ii
more active Mich cows are active.
1ut veal calves took q header
week from walsh they will hardly
The demand for calfskins
Is stin very strong. and this fact
coupled with the active demand for