The Dermott news., 1914-03-26
All Over Arkansas

Weak from hunger and the fatigue of travelling. Mrs. C. l.. Willard, ,N years old, of Springdale, Ark. was taken from a Saute Fe train at Los Angeles. Calf. by the police. Mrs Willard. who had only >i iu her purse could give no account of herself She spoke of three children. She was placed in the care of a police matron
 The Law and Order League ticket at pocahontas, led by F. Q. Keith for mayor. is opposed by a ticket led by G. A. Sago for mayor
 s. r Brown of Norborne Mo. is planning the establishment of $6,ooo canning factory at Harrison, employ Ing 50 to 100 people. He will pay sS.5o per ton for tomatoes.
 The warehouse of the Joncsboro Spoke Company at Joneshoro burned, the loss being about SI5.oHo.
 l.. Dixon of Pine Bluff was elected president, and Mr. Paul of McGehee. secretary Of the Arkansas Bottlers Protective Association held in Little Rock.
 The treasury department of the United states government has issued permission to the women of Arkadet= phia to heautify the federal block with flowers and playErounds.
 Senator Joe T. Robinson of Arkan- sas delivered the principal address af the annual banquet given in Lincoln. Neb.. Thursday night by the friends of Secretary of State Wm. J. Bryan in celebration of the CommOn"r's 5ith birthday. Senator Robinson warmly EraiSed him as the greatest living American and endorsed the wisdom of his "watchful waiting program toward Mexico that had been adopted as the policy of President Wilson.
 II C Hammond of Newton, Kan . who was president of the Arkansas Deaf Mute institute from 1NrS to lAH,, i was a visitor al the institution last week as the guest of Superintendent l | E Gardner.
 The Bank Of Knoxville, which was established three years ago with q capital of sl0.0e0. has suspended hust ness. It was owned by J. II. smith, cashier.
 Governor Hays has pardoned Fred l o. Carter. of White county. convicted l in July. 1913, of felony and sen tenced To five years in the peniten. tiary. The pardon was granted on I recommendation of the judge. prose cutting attorney and many etnaens and the further fact that additional l evidence has been found
 The state Federation Of Women GlHhs MI make an effort te secure the passage of till hy th" next Leg lslature estahushiul Junior Republic
 John =. rudarhill has he,n commis stoned Second Lieutenant of Company E First Regiment \ N G. at B""he vice r. r Mcbride. resigned. Li"nt Uu'rrhil has hal nine wears eontin uous service in thr military oreanila ttous of fhc United states.
 F. K culver. veteran ianitor at the l state capitol, is able to br out a1aln after an Illness of four months He is S7 years old. and this is the first time 1 he had ever been sick.
 The Central Avenue Realty Compan. of Hot Springs has been incorporates win s64.o00 capital, all subscr'""1 i The officers are George R. Bedding rresident. Ellis w Rector vice pr'3l dent. and David Laser secretary-treas urer.
 The governor has appointed W. C Perdue of Fl Dorado a member of the board of trustees of the Fourth Dis trict Agricultural schools. to succeed Dr. w. J Piusou of t,lporado. resigned
 Seeking To bring about closer co operation between the University o' l Arkansas and the four agricnltural colleges of the state. q conference was | held in Little Rock a few days ago hA the principals of the colleges. Prestd l dent John C. Futrcll of the UniversitN Of Arkansas and Martin Nelson. dean of the College of Agriculture of the university The four principals Who were present were kays of Joueshoro l Horsfall of Monticello, Johnson oi l Magnolia and Cole of Russellyille. | CoucresSmau laCoWay has announc cd that Mir. Rogers an expert min'r1lo cist of the United Statc Geological Survey. will arrive at ola. NeU county March -. and would visit BlufS-Ou .he following day and make inyes tieations of the alleged gold finds in Yell county
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