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The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

Congressman Tillman delivered an address on the war situation before the Young Mems Business Club of Fayetteville Tuesday night. He spent portion of last week in the west side of Benton County. He will re- turn to Washington soon to be pres ent at the opening of Congress next week
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

Chas. Henson and Stirman Eidson, mail carriers from Springdale to Huntsville, have forsaken the flivver class. The latter is now driving a Dodge, while Mr. Henson is driving a Velie six, which he recently purchas- ed from Luke Powell
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30
FARM LOANS

Get your money without delay. Quick inspection. Courteous treatment
 K. c. LEEPER, Agent.
 If. Box 364 Springdale, Ark. FOR SALE.-Registered Duroc SOW. S35.00. J. A. Marks. 31-1tpd.
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30
N. Q. MLODGE

Meets every first and third Mon day night in each month at local lodge hall. All visiting members iaYited to attend.
 Will Long, (. c.
 ]. J. Banks, Clerk
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

Fayetteville and Van Buren high school football teams will play Thanksgiving game on the University athletic field Thursday afternoon.
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

Lee Kennan, who is working for an oil company near Tulsa, Okla, came over last week and spent few days visiting relatives and friends.
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

Why pay $5.50 a pair for auto wind shields as others have done? I sell them for S3.5O. Everything in pr0pOr- ton, that I sell. 26tf.
 MAT LOGAN.
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

Very few men would strive to achieve fame if it wasn't for the sake of some woman
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

Most married men growl just to keep from forgetting how
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

FOR SALE.-Standard bred colt,
 years old and one Delker buggy ana harness. F. T.. Tavlor 31-lt
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

FOR SALE.-2 thoroughbred Duroc
 Jersey Boars, about 50 and D lbs. weight IT Moore 3I-tf.
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

For a reliable paper hanger, pant CT or carpenter call for W. J. MerrI- man,-Phone 65W. 29-3tpd.
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

SMITH X BANKS INSURANCE AGENCY, SPRINGDALE, ARhAN- SAS, SOLICITS YOUR INSURANCE BUSINESS.
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

FOR High grade Duroc
 Jersey Boar Phone S23-3 long, : short. Frank Reed 3l-tt'
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

Mrs. W. G. Thompson arrived home Thursday evening of last week from
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

Smith.-Born to Mr and Mrs. J. B. Smith, November 27, daughter
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE.=Two ser
 yiceable mill engines B r. Seant- land. 31-tf.
The Springdale news., 1917-11-30

Spring gdale, Ark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
CROP BULLETIN

Tho following bulletin on crop con-
ditions in Virginia was issued yester-
day by the United States Weather
Bureau 1T Ricnmond:
WARM weather. with fairly we'll
distributed local rains, caused n rapid
advance in crop growth. and the close
of the week found corn tobacco, gar
dcns and truck in promising condition.
Potatoes appear to have fallen of in
some localities on account of blight
insect damage and dry weather, but
the general outlook for this crop is
still good. Meadows and pastures arc
very good except in some western
and extreme northern counties, where
dry weather has checked growth
harvesting of wheat and winter oats
Is finished in Underwater and most
Southside counties. and is under way
in all other sections except the high
lands OF some western and south
western counties. where it is expected
to begin about the tenth instant Re-
ports covering wheat continue favor
able rs to yield and quality Winter
oats however. is 4 poor crop, and in
some sections is practically n failure
Spring oats are doing we'll. Hall and
age to corn, tobacco and fruit. The
latter crop. had been previously in
jurcd locally by hail and high winds
and in Rappahannock County II has
been materially shortened. Haying Is
advancing in mountain counties Pea
nuts are doing we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07

NEW YORK. July 6-There was very
weren't prlr" movement in the cotton
Times trading was active and excited.
me publication of July bureau Mon
day proved the signal for heavy profit- :
,,akins' me tendency in that direction
being increased by the proximity Of
the holiday. The condition reported OF
.o3 per cent was the lowest on record
Tor June %. but the trade had been
prepared for even lower figures. OWN
TO the bullish private reports publishcG
late in June. which created rcactionnrv
sentiment.
Later the selling movement was fur
,hcr stimulated by Washington reports
ne included in the food control. and
offerings became still more urgent
right after the holiday on reports Of
contracts which had sold as high as
100 toward the end of last month.
broke to 2i.20, while January sold off
rom 2nis to 24.26, making a decline
high records of the season
Most OF the private crop reports had
Indicated a considerable deterioration
IN IN cron prospects during June. while
the government report showed "A slight
Improvement and the rains reported in
eNiS created more optimistic view
Oh crop prospects generally 1mmcdi-
ate offerings were we'll absorbed on n
scale down and the market turned
nrmcr toward the end of the week on
private reports that the Texas rains
had bScn insufficient and n more active
spot demand Some Southern selling,
was reported during the earlier part
OF the week. but offerings from thar
source were very little in evidence nf-
ter the break below - cents and con
tracts were comparatively scarce on
to-daYS rally of about $50 TO 200 Doin,s
from thursdays low level II is re-
ported that Sc per 100 has been paid
ior ocean freight room out of New York
TO Liverpool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
Many Changes in Prices
Most Of These, in Retail Mar
keS, in Fdoor Of Consumer.

The changes on the retail market for
this week have been confined almost
entirely to the vegetable stands. Sew
eral OF the late favorites, such as as
paraSus. rhubarb, etc, have reached
their limit. and are now OF the market
Old potatoes are no more, and in the
list of good things gwen below, Irish
potatoes. quoted at 80 cents the half
peck. mean the tubcrs of this years
growth. Changes may be noted in
most of the vegetable quotations below
and nearly all of those changes arc
in the interest of the consumer. June
apples are now plentiful. going at 80
cents the half peck. California canta-
loupcs made their appearance on the
market yesterday, and sold readily at
10 cents apiece. There are no changes
TO note in the meat and fish markets
except that rockish and sturgeon are
now out Of date and nothing new has
taken their place.
The quotations below will rule to-
6av-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
bunk Clcs,rfnru

NEW YORK; July 6.-Bank cieartnGs in the
United States for the week ending July 3 as
reported 20 Bradstrect's. aggregate S5o4s-
AS 900. against s5.3?9. jig. 900 last week "A nd
si.50S.i3S. 900 in this week last year Ca
madam cleaTnrs aggregate s2l9 3s5. 900 az
against S25S .0i3. 900 last week and sos
- 90" in this week last year Following
are the returns for this wcei, and last. with
percentages OF change shown this week as
compared with this week last year:
N.w York. $3.50 1854 900; Increase. 35.s.
Chicago. 500, S3S. 600; increase ~
philadelphia. s393.h0s. 900: Increase 34.a
Boston. Sci .323.ooo: increase, 27.5
St. Louis Sii3.2SS. 900: increase 2sa
san Francisco. sll4. 900: Increase. s.a
baltimore So; 500 600; Increase. Z.
Atlanta. scl.s26.00o: increns. 73.7.
Richmond. s22.S7S 900: increase, 55T
Washington. -. e.. fl09GO,0OO: Increase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YOKk. July t.-Thore was a raNd
recovery In cotton to-day. with October
contracts, selling UP 20 1900. ~ points
above last nights close, and $50 points above
the low lcNc! OF yesterday. That delivery
closed .J.sS. with the general list CLOSING
irregular at net advance ui 10 10 10
points.
The market opened at decline ~ to 10
paints, under selling orders which seemed
10 come chiefly from houses with LIVERPOOL
connections. II MAS supposed that this
pressure had been brought IN by Yesterdays
rain news from The SUGt Invest, but the
comparatively moderate offerings were very
absorbed aud the HlarhCt rallied. -
or - points oward the middle of the morn
ing Slight reactions followed with s"nt!-
ment unsettled 10y reiterated reports that :,
submarine had been sighted near Hampton
Roads, but the market quickly i!in"d
again on reports thIt rainfall had been
insufficient liz TEXAS aud talk OF Improving
spot demand. Trade interests among
the buyers on the advance. but the bulk
OF the demand WAS attributed To covering
by recent sellers. and the market met very
little Cottou until December sold 1u.2b and
January 90 A;i.'ai!aipE then became
little more aCtItc AMI the close ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
NEw YnKK rKODiCE MNnKLr.

NEW YOkk. Ju.y '-Iaw snt"f stcahy;
eentrifupal t3.. inoiaslcs. tij. r,uu.I,
steady; me i:rauuiatcG 80 q 500 isutter
and cheese. hrm: Spot coffee. du!l: Rio as.
nAfter an early ugturn Of to points.
cot;onseed OIL turned easy under scattered
look slow trade demand ana the .atc
heaviness in lard. Final prices were to 70
points net lower. S.rt@ir Der opened al 1881.
sold 10 l5."0 q I5.42, and closed 81 i. - sales.
81 80 barrels. Primo crude. 1913 Close. easy.
Snot 1850 bid J.nGarS, Ia.l7 "a 1918: Feb
Tuary Il q l5.25: july. 1900 l5.55. August
i556Glfxi5: September 1854 q IT, October
ib.sG.l5..s, November. D.lig Liz. Dccc n U.G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
NAVAL. SrnRES

So SMN ,e,N. GA, July G.-Turpentine
iRn nI,n r,;, eli casks stock. 2lsis casks
barrels; shipments. leo barrels: stock. 67siS
h n soc, quote; b. h:loI5.9: n. si5ms25:
~ 800 3.Z"' r. I.2%i. n i.sS: c. $3.50, > 40
IL h"oS' 80 !. 5a0lf;..;5: X kasG Ss5: n
...oon:M y, 60 vG.oo. VIC. G.5O@i 600; WV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSalca at ! mlnn Sinck YnrL.

-, III, IINOEI. va. JuIy 9, 1917
Ch6iC" steers. !Ot.Il!. medium To- good
~. :. va common 10 ts;T. 6us. Cno. :,
hrltrfa SH9'.. medium To good T. t,,i.
,"Ginph TO i"ir. .Wsi3 Choice cows ss.i'
ih'1d!nn IT, FOOD. o17 9I'z: common to al
=. N"A' iScAi oxen, -. %: medium, To ,.,n,,
.0N, common TO !a'r, 6417 Hcxt he. ~
pS.is, eWar-' .iEht. tr., best calves 10 I2i..
common to far tT II Best h..vv 49,, 80
&i": medium weight. uBlil. .h".fis
'-4 -. sowA and utaEs. 90Il. Bca, sL.rT'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07

0klahoma soil: common. 7@s: $50 Keystone
Cons. 9Ders: 700 Victoria. new stock. -. a Sil:
$500 atlanta. la9ll: 1900 Big Ledge. .G.rs:
$3.50 BOSTON and Montana. 67Q5e: ZOO Calu.
mot and Jerome. 7-l64lh: LOO Cons. Ar!z.
smelling. l-l6T2s: loo Goldhcld Cons.
I2M5t: 500 Green Monster, l,s-lG@l: 1000
Jumbo Extension, 81 fi3S: 200 Mother Lode.
2c,7 %: 800 NipissinG. GN97: 5000 REX
Cons, 2s@2S; c.ooo Success. SG(DS7: I.ioo Ton
opah Extension. Pa lr2 7-l6; 100 jerome
Verde. liz Gri 9-l6: 800 North American Pulp
and Paper An TbA; l.5nN Midwest Oil, tn 80:
l-S00 Usage OIL 1&2Ta.; Zoo Oklahoma
l.. and r.. ?E u9N-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
CmiUAGO GKAI> ,1ARKET
tBy ". &. Crensnaw ~ Col
Richmond. Va. July 1. Iol

NIiI'AiO. July t.-W!thdrawal OF Euro
roam ana domestic cash buyers forced a
s''hach M The corn market to- day after
NJ" A'Eh- price Records had been touched de-
Niito act"n oi me board OF trade directors
stuPlliS All ne" business IN The July de-
as yesterday $ finish 10 ~. lower. with sep
iIiuh'r ~ Loi. a Lott. and December at
Isl''GH Iti''I. Nn"ht wound NJ unsettled
M!tn GAINS of ~ 10 at @l2 July and 1872
and provisions . to 10 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
On tho Curb.

NEW YORK. July Grading on the curb
Hiarh"t to-day WAS small. prices bcin y
slightly lower than yesterdays closing In.
5h"iTiaIs were fairly active. and prico
actiEe than at any time during the week
WIN the low price issues showing "A slight
gam, Meta! shares continued Quiet, win
prices about steady. Quote:
80 ~" Aslna .Lxplosiyes A.: ms; 800 Chcv-
"a -; ZOO United Motors. 25H. n .sip; 100
E,he es EN- "a, ,ive @*i 1000 Cosdcn and
l'"' metropolitan Petroleum. li.GlM; sos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
AilLi.i'i.ED,


'TII'AIO, July t-IIuEe; receipts II On
s'oE nu!n, tli;9H Sl5.si: !ght, ;!iJ9G $50;
r iin 81 stS ~, g, tlg S he",Hy !+Sy9 5000
cattle. receipts. % 90. steady. uat!y. h.cs
Catti". S.5yH SIHs0. ntock"ra and feeder.
'1-"oW s3J' o""s and heItrra !;,jEc $50.
calves, $1,000 5000 '
{4i-,o. Lambs. Sn,0Oto :l;a6. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
RI.-\tAISIsG

roult-y-Markct chickens in good ac-
tive share at quotations; hens dull and
plentiful and lower. E.g;;s-NArh"t remains
an, hanged. but no life 10 II. duh and re-
ceipis heavy. ii.dcs-Mar!sct in good
tive condition. Live stoCk-Markrt III
ceIcnt condition: markct firm. Wool-Aiar
aru
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. July e.OWool markets vero
"o,,,nr eI TO to-daX by reports OF 45,coo bales
poses. Cotton goods and yarns we're o,ie,
burlaps were firm and quiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
PETERSErrpc Vf-,%r.r ,,,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tKnporied by Rodgers. Plummer & Co. Inc1
itIEkSBC RG, VA. July 6-Spnniab
farmers s'ock-Marhet stronger. s2.37ia per
=, Nlrcinias-Far1ners' stock-Market nrm
Fancy Jumbo. SIC per round; extra priInn
tHc per pound: prime Sc per pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
NEW HOTEL MERION FIFE 5;oo,,

Vermont Az and Beach. Capacity $50.
very moderate rates for the comforts, APP
pointInents and table of the largest hotels;
special. us to $50 wcckly--Amcr plan
large. cool. occan-Tiew rooms etc. Booklet
N l.. FARLEY. Prop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
BOND LIST

Am Writing Paper So ..................... 81
Anglo French IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80.
Auantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures So.
"A c. L. CIV. Is tBaltimorc) (bid)...... ~
a: c. LII. and y Is (biG t............... S0ta
- Chesapeake and Ohio cv. ligs (ashcdt.. Isl.
!. Chesa peak" and OHIO *. 5s.............. S1a.
IigEett and Myers - Observation-Disclosures. Z,
Mercantile Marine Is taskctib ........... 81.
Ssahoard Air Line adj. - (aSkcdj..... tli.
Southern Railway OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6Ita
southern Railway rs Observation-Disclosures. ..a
U. S. Registered ~. 1880 tbid) ......... 3,
y. S. Registered IS. 1915 ,bidb .......... .aS.
=. ). Registered Is. 1873 tbidb ........... 1852,
Y. S. Reg. Panama 5s. i.cl ODD ......... 50
Y. S. Liberty Loan St.s .................. loc.l
Us. Steel rs Observation-Disclosures. loii,
Va Brown Bros CHS. CIV. Na.)
Na.-Car. Chemical LIST 5s.................. az.
y Na.-Car. Chemical Cv. js................. gs;,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
market RALLY SHOULD
!. CONTINUE INTO MONDAY
Prices Improve Up to Very Close OF
Business, When Free Cover
ing Begins.
PROFESSIONALS ARE NERVOUS
Late In Afternoon Cotton Suddenly
- Advances 50 Bale, Chief Reason
Being Elimination of Speculation.
-. Copper Stocks Not Active.
ny BROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. July e.-ProfeSSionais DC
= came nervous ;o-dAy and began covering
rather freely. with the Jesuit mat prices
improved M to the Very close al business.
SssShncal conditions are such that the rally
lraould continue throughout tomorrow and
,hrry over into Monday, in the absence OF
some disaster.
Late in the afternoon cotton suddenly
advanced 81 a bale making rise OF 81 tor
the dav between low and nigh. The chief
wlse elimination OF speculation. about ~
actual consumers. The market has lost the
s1uali1inE force OF the traders.
C<tper stocks We're not active. but sent
ment in regard TO them better. The
strike is not looked upon as totally harmful.
because the companies had been producing
ore IN excess Of their ability 10 smclt 1t.
. Leading companies can run ninety days on
ore already available. The strike puts the
companies therefore III stronger technical
Sonniiion as Tar as the market is con
cerned- provided the government does not
arbitrarily IN low price.
NEW YORK. July s-Mcrcartile paper.
--hr Sterlns: siN;y day bills. $40. CONNER
cial siNiy-ciay bills on banks. $i.7l".. com
ms z! .H. s;Niy-day bills Si,5i!.; demand.
s MesiSan cellars. ,oi1s; government BOMBS.
=, :, Time loans, firm. SIXTY ana ninety days.
"a Qt-: sin months, ii.Tii.. Cal. money.
. sseauy; ruling rate, 5l4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07

NEW ORLEANS, July after session
of quiet trading to-day, cotton nuiGod VIC
ien,iy toward the close 20 level 10 t" los
points oyer yesterday Nual figures un IA
wave Of buying which started ." hort COY
plus correction of 25--i I'm the "Nport move
inent from Ne" i"rs. ana 9y = marked i'm
found little foG sale. .ud prices mountad
swiftly in the last half hour. Tn" close
showed net sau % ~ to rs points
off under scattered shower, over the belt.
but the decline was hrlet. GOOD demand
sprang up chiefly from short sellers of ear
Her in the week. Ia the op'nins trat!ng III"
market rose 10 net aGNduC" OF about -
points; by noon the strongest months wcr"
about 20 points VIZ and talf an hour before
the close they were about 81 NJ. From then
on the price advanced ~ oops and hounds
with sometimes ~ POINTS between sales. 80
ma rrow Was ,h" market. Tho TECHNICAL OK
-rta nations for this stat" OF affairs htudrd
around the floor. wac 'hai shorts had sold
themselves into a hole.
nearly everything offered in The spot mar
Closing bid Jnly, 2a.c5: oc;oa.r SO; Do
cember. 25.-5; January. S"il. March. $50.
Spot cotton. firm. - points M Sales on
the spot. 2201 bales; 10 arrive. 400 bales.
MlGcllug, 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
RAILROADS

Richmond w atshinEton Local Lv. II: SO PM
week days: si.l5 PM, Sundays; Ar. all AM.
daily. fredericksburg Accom- week da va Lv'
Clio PM; Ar. SLOAN. Ashland Accom-. week
days, Lv.s7.2 All $50 PM; AT; 900 AM, $40 PM
AElba ticket and baggage Offices not omen
for this train. sNnin ST N,
1byrd St Sta. stopping at Elbal Z Elba Sta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
M1SCELI-ANEOU, nAnKETs.

@S: common to fair. 81 @6h. c
spring lambs. Is: medium. i3Gpl4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
Norfolk 4 Western Railway

ONLY ALL-KAIL LINE TO NORFOLH
20! FPS T 5, e. 50 8 a H. 200
FOR LYNcHbUtG AND THE WEST.
go ~ NJ. $3.50 A. ~. $500 +. M s0:iS
r. ~. Local to crewe. .6:ss p NJ
AJriv. lkiI = from from Nortolk; .ll:4s
from tho west: .s:l5 A n. .S:a5 r.
T. NJ A. s'os
DAILY. tDaly except Sunday. ,sunday
vi 81 BEv1 kdsn,.. W., Co SAUNDERS,
c. H. BOSLEY. d. p. A.. Richfnond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAIL WAY

Gin. Lou'vie &: West. $3.50 p .,,..
Main Line Local, ss.3o a tt.y9 r.
James River Line, slo:oo a ,S.,,2 p
E.c.pn,.,' sssan.. Eio r.. 900 a. 1900 o.
Trsipps $500 ,SSms; aIocSi, .1;io a. '5:l5 p.
y. News 1855 a. .s:o5 D. Fr,or,o ~ p.'
.a;aS al ,v .a:43 ps Locals; 40 a. 7:so p.
days only. ''Ao y SUM-
Daily tE1cept Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
HOTEL RAYMOND

nn6'nih Avenue near beach. the Steel Pier.
hmd IA hcs' bathing. Attractive ana com
iioftaole with private baths. running water
IN rooms, etc: Special Ratcs--i5.5O up
0ly.; special wkly. Il. J. & r l.. MILLER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
Seaboard Air Line Railway Comnanv

=, Trains TT leave daily: A. 81. Eorlina local:
vile. S;aa r. 81; s!eepcrs Jacksonville. 81
Petersburg: ll:lo r N; coaches: i::is p
sonyiiie Tampa and Miami. Trains srrixs
t..O a. NJ. I:52 a. n. $50 T.. NJ 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Com,,,,

pupeI r'uIuH SCHEDULE Of Apru M 'IAlI
Schedule subject TO Change Without
Notice.
=, Trains leave Richn.ond b.5:so A. NJ 81
A.; bs a Al. a. 81. ,.lo A. NJ II A. NJ
A. A.. S ii::9s II ~; 7io p. NJ. BIS p: 81. 10 +.
:, T ,a;nc leave Ashland $3.50 A NJ he,
al; noon a; NJ; % A; NJ. 10 a; n, ell A. NJ
q. b5:29 +. 81. $40 P: Al. $40 F.
r. NJ. 10 +. NJ. IL Z. II. 49,
sCaIri.s baggage. 'D.lly except Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
kENTON HALL

On Beach at Belmont Ave, Chelsea
cumming water in all rooms Elevator
Capacity 500. Rates very reasonable
TIIOS. KENT.
Mohave County miner., 1917-03-24
lFrom Tuesday,s paiIy Miner.l


F. R. Feitshans and W. E. Camp
bell, who have been looking over the
old McCracken property the past week,
were in Kingman Saturday last, the
former on his way to Los Angeles,
where he expected to confer with his
associates.
A new company has been incorpor-
ated to take over the big mines, which
will be composed Of F. A. Garbutt,
president; c. A. Vehmeyer, vice pre-
sident and general manager; F. r.
Feitshans, second vice president; John
R. Posers, secretary and treasurer;
and W. E. Campbell. The officers are
all well-to-do people, Mr.. Garbutt be-
ing interested with Ed Doheny in the
oil fields of Mexico, and other gentle
men following other business pursuits.
A large amount of Steel and camp
supplies were purchased yesterday in
Kingman and shipped to the mines.
A camp will at once be established
there and mining on a large scale in
augurated.
Mohave County miner., 1917-03-24
Traffic viOlatOr Fined
From Sundays Daily MinerI

From Sundays Daily Minerl
C. w. Ide was fined s. in the justice
court yesterday for violation of the
traffic regulations recently placed in
force in Kingman by the board of su-
pervisors. For the past two weeks
Sheriff Cohenour and his deputies
have been trying to educate the people
into the mysteries of these regula-
tons, but it seemed to be of no avail
and they are now determined to 81
rest each offender and see if fine
will bring them to an understanding
of the law.
The penalties provided for violations
of this sort are most stringent and it
behooves all autoists to advise them
selves of the regulations and to abide
by them, for the law says that pen
atty of not less than $50 nor more
than 500 must be imposed for sec
ond offense, and as this is laid down
by the law and the officers have no
discretion whatever in the matter,
anyone may see just what to expect
if they should be arrested on a second
charge.
Mohave County miner., 1917-03-24
Miner Represented

Among the number of beautiful
signs recently placed on the ball park
fence by W. L. Summers, the artist,
is one for the Daily Miner. 1t calls
attention to the fact that The Miner
is the one and only paper in this end
of the state carrying the full Asso-
ciated Press leased wire report, as well
as calling the attention of the business
world to the trade mark of our job
department recently adopted by the
management, which is a picture of
western girl with the union label and
the slogan "Miner Maid" underneath.
Mr.. Summers has the reputation on
the Pacific coast of being one of the
foremost of its pictorial artists.