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The Dermott news., 1915-02-04
HAS NOVEL MACHINE
Inventor Says It viii Fly. Run,
Swim and Dive.
Denver Man Took 8umblebee as
Model for His Remarkable Con-
trivance-WiI Make Up to
800 Miles an Hour.

Denver William A sharpe. a me
chanic. after Is years of experiment.
Ing Is completing a machine which.
he saws can fly. run. swim and dive
II is designed To carry four passsn-
gers. 1t will derive its lifting aud pro.
pelling power from the rotation OF
wheels and revolving and oscjllatIug
uropellers
Sharpe l. fftvtwo wears old and 4
mechanical engineer and has nat.
anted nm au.omobiIs starter m auto
primer and n captiye aeroplane
Ua IL constructing his ueyv coubi.
nation machine NJ Siyteenfh and
broadway Ha SAYS II viii travel ON
tho ground With the .smootbuess and
shoot into tba mir win m. narfect
equilibrium and ease Of a swallow. and
bs noised tbara. navirota tho ocean
with tho snaad ~ a motor boat ar can
he used as n submarine II il designed
IN ottain n snaad ~ from IN 10 2oo
miles an hour CARRYING anoo mounds
,or zach ,o0o no,rd. u.at,h, - tho
car There arc four Wheels on the
cur and IN zach wbeal tbare ara four
n,on.llers Tba .,tiro ,abicra - hrilt
~ nrassed stool and aluminium,
"Tbo davtoe q dosisroa -, ue,I.
recocr,,at ,r;,ci,los " s,ys cbar,e
"Notbinc nov - attam,tea :, tho
sto.ri,, da,tce tr,,s,,issfo, .,.stor
5,roron,ta1 1tcb,irc s,.s,o,,, ~ mr.,
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

problem OF the unemployed The
hotel an old. dilapIdated building
belonging TO the city. VAS pat ia the
care of "JeN' Davis. who believes he
can get the hobos together and run
the hosiery ou cooperative scheme.
Every hobo VIII have te 20 out every
day and do soma work Of some sort
In return FOR his labors he will get a
nights lodging and plenty OF grub =
This plan Is also expected 20 furnish
the city AZ a moderate cost with any
extra large amount of laborers il may
have need OF in any emergency The
food supply OF the hotel Will consist
OF voluntary contributions. but no
hobo need expect 10 feed az the ex-
pense of the others. JEFF Davis has
had considerable success with a sim.
liar plan in Seattle and other western
cities whore he has been a great fac
tor in relieving unemployment. and he
hopes his efforts in the metropolis
will bear the same fruit
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

Marcelus l.. Davis of Dardanelle
was appointed judge of the Fifth judi
cial circuit by Governor Hays to fill
the vacancy caused 10y the death of
Judge Jesse NJ. Martin OF Russellyille.
The circuit is composed of the coun-
ties OF Yell. Conway. Pope and John
son
Mr. Davis has lived in Dardanelle
ever since he was 7 years old. He has
practiced law there for many years.
For several years he was editor OF
the Dardanelle Post. During President
Cleveland's second administration he
was appointed consul to Port-au Spain.
Trinidad. and later transferred to the
position of consul at Meria. lucatan.
After a years service he resigned TO
become secretary to the then gov
ernor. James = Clarke.
Mr. Davis frequently has been
urged to be a candidate for circuit
Judge or Congress, but has steadfast
~ refused
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04
REMARRY AFTER At YEARS
Are Reunited and Once More
Happy

Kansas Married in 1856. di-
vorced in 1867 and remarked in 1914,
is the connubial record of Abraham ].
Randall, eighty one years old After
the ceremony the wife OF his youth,
now bent under the weight OF eighty
four years. took him to what has
been her home for ten years.
The brides second husband, w,
Scott. died several years ago
One day was talking to my
daughter-we have four children, you
know" Randall said. and she said,
Dad. Christmas is coming Then |
thought OF May Ann. got on train,
and here We are
Four eyes smiled and two hands
snuggled closely.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04
RESlNOl STOPS DANDRUFF
AND LOSS OF HAIR

If you are troubled with dandruff.
eczema or other scaly. itching scalp
affection. try shampoos with resinol
soap and an occasional treatment with
resiHol ointment You will be sur
prlsed how quickly the trouble disap-
pears and the health and beauty Of
the hair improves,
Resiuol soap and ointment also heal
subscriptions, clear away pimples and
blackheads, and form most valuable
household treatment for sunburn, heat
rash etc Sold by all druggists Pre-
scribed by doctors for 20 years.-Adv
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

Farmers OF Benton county will put
ont very heavy acreage of tomatoes
this year. and contracts are being
signed with local canning factories
Last year the Holland-American Fruit
Products Company put up 20 cars Of
canned tomatoes and paid the grow
ers $1,000 More than 400 acres were
contracted for and the growers receiv-
ed $to per ton. TINS year the same
price will be paid. which is the high.
est ever known. and they wish to
double the acreage Local officers Of
the factory say they can handle all
the tomatoes tho growers will bring
IN n that price
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

The highest ambition is the parent
of the truest humility, it makes one
realize that our ultimate aim is SO
high that we need a power far beyond
our own for the accomplishments of
so transeendent work; that if we
are truly TO be co-workers with AL
mighty cod himself in the working
out OF the great scheme that rules the
universe. the task is far too great for
our unaided efforts. and we may con-
fidently rely upon power divine to
help us in all our needs
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04
CAT BATTLES WITH TURTLE
Philadelphia Man Awakened by the
Noise OF Fierce Fight in
Rear Of Home.

Philadelphia,-When r. F. Magniu
OF Ninth street and Ridge avenue
Darby, went TO investigate noise In
the rear of his home, which awak
ened him early in the morning, he
found the family cat battling a two
pound swapping turtle. The cat, UNI
able to understand his opponents tao,
tics, was furiously scratching the lat
ter's hard shell back.
The snapper made prodigious ef
forts to seize the cats flesh with his
beak, but was unsuccessful. Magnin
separated the two. and captured the
snapper, who will next be seen In the
form OF snapper soup.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

At regular meeting or the council
contract was awarded concern In
Atlanta. Ga. to make a preliminary
survey OF the Town OF Hcber Springs
and estimate the cost Of complete
tie installed during the spring OF 1915
\ crew or expert engineers Will begin
the preliminary work at once. Tho
people are more determined than ever
10 secure this public utility.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04
ADD MORE OFFICERS
Secretary of War Asks for Larg'
er Number.
increase Of I. 900 Would Put High
Command in Hands Of Younger
Men in the Near Future
Proposed Legislation.
BY EDWARD 3. CLARK.

~,
Ha,snaprr IrntorJ
Washington Members of congress
have taken heed OF A misunderstood
imp which seems To exist in some parts
of the country over the proposition to
increase the enlisted force of the army
by 10000 men There are today about
eightv.hye thousand enlisted men in
the service The present law reads
that the total enlisted strength of the
army shall not exceed at any one time
loo.noo men.
+ Will ne soon from This that The ad-
ORION rf raaao nrfvates IN IN, ranks
Will still keen II under the ffH.t Of
the Inv ard mar congressional action
: rss5.f ,.srttsffs r,rv - furnish
support for the addition in. men which
fHr -.ecrctar. ~ var ba. recommended
shall be added - the service
SECRETARY Garrison has asked also
tF5f fuu0@ additional officers sfa7# be
commissioned tr, Tins reaar.s45qr.-
aaff,r M The saFr5,ar, tfaf the chief
-[-feras- hsra- e.af,r. u. ,r=a- gaHgIIs.
stoned f4rra \ Increased lz= tho nun.
her ri>..,- means that fne ateher
rank in the lated states army In
die near fafar5=elf he held h4 officers
considerably Younger than those new
In command
The effect If the proposed IegisIa-
ton i'm truth seemingly is not geuer-
aI1v understood Zen hy members Of
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04
OPE.S UP "HOTEL DE GINK'
JEFF Davis. King Of Hobos. is in
Charge Of Novel Hostelry In
New York

New York Jefferson Davis. known
from one end of the country To the
other as the King OF the Hobos and
president OF the Itinerant Workers
Union OF America opened the Hotel
de Gink and promised in a great
measure to do away with New York 5
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04
DON'T TAKE CAlOMEL

when your liver gets sluggish, and
you suffer from Headaches, Bilious
ness, Constipation or Dizziness, get
a 25c bottle OF BONDS LIVER PILLS,
from your dealer. They are small.
mild, safe, effective and inexpensive
and they will relieve you.-Adv.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

At the board meeting the situation
surrounding the probable action " II
W Hart. secretary or the deposed
board. was taken up. J { Love. a
member 90 the old board who resigned
n few weeks ago, thus giving new mem.
hcrs a majority on the board was
asked to intercedc II is understood
that he obtained 4 tentative agreement
from MIR Hart that he tender his res.
iguatiou at once
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

At the annual meeting OF the Yell
County Poultry Association, held at
Ola tentative plans were entered into
To establish a state poultry show. The
secretary. W G Bail. was instructed
TO confer with the secretary OF the
Pulaski County Poultry Association
with view TO organizing state as
ISOLATION composed OF all the county
associations and to arrange a state
show to be held at Little Rock after
all the county shows. so that the win.
ners at them could compete for state
honors-
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

DO you know heard from the best
of authority that young lips is going
TO the dogs"
So he is He's been appointed one
of the Judges at big bench show"
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

Leases OF mineral rights on ten ad
ditional pieces OF property were filed
by A J Stockwell representing the
Jefferson oil Company. which is drill.
ing about seven miles southwest of
Pine Blum The company has secured
control OF the mineral rights on about
5000 acres adjacent to the place of
drilling.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

A really skillful woman can laugh at
pointless joke just as easy.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04
Rothschilds Give Aid.

Paris.-The English and French
houses of Rothschild have given $780,
900 in the last three months to aid war
victims
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

Obstinate sores should be cured by
Hanford's Balsam. Adv.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

Twelve cars OF fat cattle were ship.
ped from Berryville More than half
or the shipment is silaEc fed and prop,
ably will top the market This Is the
FIRST shipment OF silage-fed cattle from
Carroll county Buyers in this county
have shipped about 100 cars OF stock
within the last year
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

Smile, smile, beautiful clear white
clothes Red Cross Ball Blue, American
made, therefore best. All grocers. Adv.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

Drilling has begun Tor oil on the
Sellers farm. near Maysville. about
four miles northeast OF Gravette. Oil
men from Tulsa are behind the work.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

A woman simply has to love some
thing, even If it is nothing but man.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

The Japan Women's college at To
kyo has over 1900 students
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

Stockholders OF the company which
IS drilling fer oil six miles south OF
Ozark Informally discussed proposl-
ton 10 pipe natural gas to Ozark Nat
ural gas IS pouring out OF the oil we'll
in large quantities
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

All individuals or corporations sub
ject 10 the income tax must file the
amount OF their annual net income.
based on the calendar Year. by March
l. or be subject to an additional tax
OF so per cent and fine OF not less
than SO nor more than $1,000. accord
ing 10 notice received at the office
OF Internal Revenue Collector Jack
Walker in Little Rock
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

Arkansas county is marketing the
largest and best rice crop ever pro
duced in the county. and at the best
prices ever received for the cereal In
the county. said L. X Buerkle. post.
master at Stuttgart
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

Robin Cruce has leased the Perry.
vile News from w T. Gadd and has
taken charge OF the paper The News
is an old and well-established paper
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

4 stock buyer. who says he IS buy
ing stock for the British government.
past week. He has purchased many
horses and mules
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

y. NJ Goodlett OF Ozark has killed
= large number OF fine hogs I'm the
past few days and Will kill about 20
more soon He ships great deal OF
meat To Little Rock and st Louis
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

4 Goldsmith OF Ashdown bought the
entire output OF ltnters OF the United
Oil Company's mills in Ashdown and
Hope, which will amount to more than
5000 bales He will sell the linters TO
Eastern factories
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

For the first time IN several years
farmers OF Centerton have raised
enough feed and grain for their own
use and then have some to sell Two
carloads OF wheat and one car OF corn
has been shipped out recently During
recent wears IL has been necessary to
ship in grain and hay 10 feed stock
over winter.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

{. y Cumming. general manager OF
the Pine Blun Spoke Company. return.
ed from New York. bringing with him
an order for 10000 artillery spokes for
tho British and French governments
The Dermott news., 1915-02-04

The tide OF immigration to lizard and
adjoining counties Is said TO be
stronger than ever before and families
are arriving in this section continually.
being attracted here by the cheap
lands Most or the settlers are coming
from Kansas and Missouri
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-05

after column Of figures. His mind
is literally an encyclopedia Of data.
This wasn't acquired In q day,
either. While attending college he
had a classmate read his lessons to
him. One reading was usually
enough. The main points seemed
TO jump to the proper places as read
lily as needles to a magnet. Al class
lectures he took no notes but relied
solely upon his memory and II sell
dom failed him.
After his marriage while he was
struggling to keep the wolf from the
door by practicing Law In Texas and
Oklahoma. Mrs. Gore read to him
often until the small hours Of the
morning-while she sat by the lamp
reading he was walking back and
forth in the little cabin storing his
mind with just the information that
makes us all marvel at his wonderful
memory.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-05
cr., DRY Farm Emp,r- B.,,,,,.x.

The Gazette STAFF in company
with Prof. and Mrs. Mitchell made a
motor trip up through the great
homestead country north Of Sugar
City. last Sunday. It's truly u won-
derfui trip up that way. and II you
Ehs,sa't seen that part Of the country
sincc the LAND rush" began II would
be well worth your time to 20. Thriv-
Ing homesteads every where dot the
long slant Of the plain south and east
from the divide. Cultivated fields
and wire fences block the old trails.
and the old time cattle men have
practically quit the game. One Of
the noticeable features Ia the sub
stantial improvements that are be-
ing made In this district. Many Of
the houses are Of cement. and big red
barns are the rule rather than the ex-
ceptlon. when last we made this
triD some fourteen years ago II was
aboard q calico cayuse Of uncertain
dlsDosition. borrowed for the occa.
sioa from Frank UT. and the journey
required four days. Sunday the
found trip was made In . few hours
By The modern method Of travel. Talk
sbout the march Of progress-that'
solAg some.
We looked for some Of the old land
aasks. but they had mostly disap-
Deased. Even the old Double DO.
W." vas . modern bungalow sur.
foundsd BY . flourishing garden and
bDoonins flowers.
10 - brief. let ~ tell you there's
. great empire In the building a.
youf very door. and 70 watch its
eFowth and development IL % inter.
estias % any epoch in the history Of
~ west
~ modern methods the people W
thees are growing king corn at the
eaeo Of 30 70 20 bushels per acre. and
lao1 that grows corn will not ions
fo0aia u he market q the extsens.
b NV price Of eIs.3s and Q brisi
foel1eacs for $50 scses.-Sugas City
0aseets.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-05
Gro..mith Pl..o Rectal. 3.


The pupils OF Prof. Leslie Gros-
smith gave another one OF their ex.
ceilent piano recitals last Monday
evening 1t Harmony Hall. The
young performers were greeted BY q
large audience. and the hearty ap-
plause given each number was ties.
timonial Of the appreciation OF the
work being done by this class. The
following is the program as render.
ed:
Overture. Polish Dance. .scharwenka
Miss Dorothy Chutkow and Mr.. Leslie
Grossmith.
Talk on Importance Of Musical Edu-
cation.
valse, queen OF the Elves. 49,.
....... Miss Gwendolyn sporieder
Schottische. Outdoor sports" -.
......... Miss Dorothy Giysson
Intermesso. 'In the Pavilion.
................ Miss Hazel Round
vaise. Village Beauties". .......
............. Miss Mary Girardet
Reverie, Love Light -...........
........ Miss Gertrude Froess
Song Melody. Poor Hungry Fox"
................M Miss Altayna Carr
Concerted for six hands. Polka March
Concerted for Six Hancs-
Polka March. Promenade.
Misses Edith Goodman. Cert
rude Froese. Gwendoiyn spor-
leder.
Intermeszo. "Mirth and Gaiety"..
.............M Mrs. J. W. Russell
Concerted or Four Hands
Masurka. Honey Bell r............
Miss Mary Girardet, Mr.. Roy
Fleming.
Meditation. Mr.. Charles Glysson
Concerted or SIX Hands
Gavotte from vioiincello. ...... Bach
Misses Dorothy Giysson. Carrie
shelton, Aitayna Carr.
Gavotte. Modern. Miss Roberta Jones
Vocal solo. Motto song. Lies
Echo. Miss Mary Prinster
Barcarolie from The Tales OF
Hoffman" Miss Gladys Grossmith
Violin solo. Intermezzo from ''cava-
lieria Rusticana... a...............
........ Mr.. George Giysson. Jr'
Novel; -Eutude. 49,. .A;ss :.ueila Jarvis
Rondo. "A hit of Gossip. '..........
........M Miss Sarah Roberts
Melody in F....... Miss Bessie Mock
Romance. Pathetique. .....-........
..........MI Miss Susan Jameyson
scherse- Ballet. Miss Dorothy chutko~
Romance. ....... Miss Edith Goodman
ta) Original Compositions by.
Miss Edith Goodman and Miss
Ursey Moore.
(b) valse de Concert.
Miss Leslie Grossmith
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-05
Ctah (1saas - Lawns.

This veed comes q this season IN
poosiy establishsd or poorly kept
lawas. ~ sppsasasce being marked
b dead. browaish patches. Il gains
satsancs aloas With srsss sssd. With
stable nanurss o. The sssd nay b
bjowa 10 from asishbosins waists
places. Crab sfass 10 ~ ssasal. that
10. Il dies down each year q frost
tine. Il ssss ahead In lavss that ars
In poor coalition or isek vieos. b.
eo0ins started II the hare spaces Of
where the grass cover = this.
TIE faiisre Of the lava nay - dul
% any one OF more Of several factors:
laet Of water. poos soil. poor 1fsis.
ase. iev srads os sse1. sAis sssdiss
irregular neviss Or laek Of ssseilisss,
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La Junta tribune., 1915-06-05
.Rishteo.s.s.. En.lsssh . olsy.~

Rev. Goldie preached q very inter-
esting sermon last Sunday evening,
using for his subject. Some Things
That Kill Our Town" Owing to the
indecent weather. which has become
a chronic condition In La Junta. ~
well as the rest OF this mundane
sphere, and for which we can hold
the European war responsible ~
much n anything else. there were
not rs many In attendance a. there
should have been.
The text Of the sermon Was
"RiEhteousness exalteth . city. but
sin IL reproach to any people"
Among the things touched upon
were the "viper's tongue"-the VI
pers who stand on our street corners
throughout the livelons day and
knock on Ia Junta and everything
and everybody in Il. The speaker
suggested that q good remedy would
be for the local booster organization
TO provide them with free ticket to
the European war zone. where they
would find conditions much more to
their liking.
Among other things touched upon
were poker and beer" the effects
Of which the speaker seemed to be
personally cognixant in some circles
that are not even under suspicion
among the common herd Of La Jun
taites.
Our local playhouse also received
q few shots from the speakers az
centimeter. and II was suggested
that the remedy lies with the peo-
pie Of La Junta themselves. Mana
gers will not provide the Lowest
form OF entertainment known to the
stage today" unless the people pat
ronixe such shows.
II the manager OF the Rourke
Theater believes that honest criti-
cism is a good advertisement for his
playhouse he ought to secure 4 ver-
batim copy Of this sermon and circu-
late II abroad over the earth. II
was decidedly more caustic than any.
thing that has appeared in recent Is
sues Of the great family journal. and
would probably do him = world Of
good II he 10 conscientious In his be-
lief that that kind OF advertising
really pays.
Sunday baseball also came up for
= scoring. Il IL something that the
speaker has fought against all his
life. and will continue 30 TO do. He
believes that Sunday. which 10 only
one day In seven. should be devoted
70 sacred things. and II quite sure
that By no stretch Of the imas-
ination. even In sporting circles.
could Sunday baseball be enumerat-
ed ~ amons things sacred. One 10
rather inclined 70 doubt the profess-
ed Christianity Of q man who makes
. regular practice Of attending Sun.
day ball games. but Il takes all kinds
Of people to make = world. The
speaker said that Sunday desecration
had become . chronic and universal
condition among the nations Of Eu.
rope. and that unless We mended our
ways . fate similar 10 that Of which
the whole Of Europe 10 nov . victim.
awaited u.