Son, another Idaho graduate was also successful in the Fort George M right examinations. He will also receive a second lieutenancy in the regular army.
O. F. Carl
EXPLOSION AT COAL MINE
Occurs as Fifty Men Are Leaving—Ten Men Killed at Same Mine
Recently
CLARKSBURG, W. V., Nov. 15.—A terrific explosion occurred in the Jamison Coal company's mine, number 1, near Barracksville this afternoon, according to a report. Ten men were recently killed in the same mine. Fifty men were leaving the mine at the moment of the explosion. The debris hit one bystander.
FOOD SITUATION
GROWING SERIOUS
BRITISH GOVERNMENT MAY BE
COMPELLED TO ARTIFICIALLY
LIMIT FOOD CONSUMPTION
President of Board of Trade Says Men
Must be Brought Home For Farming and Shipbuilding
LONDON, Nov. 15.—Walter Runcimen, president of the board of trade, told the House of Commons that the British food situation had reached a point where the government "may be compelled to take artificial means to limit the food consumption." The first reconsideration will be the regulation of milk prices.
President Buncimen favored the appointment of a food comptroller, He said the government will soon issue food tickets. "Conscription has gone too far. We must bring our men back for farming and shipbuilding or the government will be compelled to control food," he said. Runcimen announced that flour over seventy percent pure grain is to be prohibited, the same to apply to flour.  The board of trade exercises the powers of controller of foods until the premier appoints a proper official. 