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The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-25
WELL KNOWN INTERIOR WOMAN
 MAKING bN EXTENDED TRIP

Mrs. Harry Hoskins, of Miller creek, which is located about 90 miles down the river from Dawson and comprises big placer conces- ,ion that is being worked by the Walker Fork Dredging Co.,. of which Harry MilYain is the manager and MT. Hosking an employe, was an outbound passenger on the Princess Maquinna last night, having been a guest at the Golden North since Tuesday, when she came out from the interior. In 1903 Mr.. Hosking (at that time Mrs. Bud Harkin) run in Whitehorse. what was known as the Windsor hotel (now the White Pass) res taurant.
 In the summer of that year Bud Harkins, Gene IIaRoss and a young waitress in the Windsor req ,aurant tried to run Whitshorss rapids in e canoe, tine canoe being swamred at the lower end of the rapids and Harkins and the girl drowned, while LaRose escaped to meet death in company with his brother. Al. LaRose, in the same place several years afterward.
 Shortly after the tragedy of the Whitehorse rapids, Mrs. Harhn went down to the mouth of the Stewart river to take charge of loadhouse and 1t WAS there she met and married her present hus- band. Later they went to the Mil Ter creek country, and have been there for several years. ..
 Mrs. Hosking contomplStes an ex- tended visit on the outside before her return. She will first go to Vancouver, B. C., where she ex- poets to meet her son, Joe Harklns. young man of 22, who enlisted in the third Canadian contingent, az well as her brother-in-law, Arthur J. Hosking, who left Dawson last fall with the Boyle contingent.
 From Vancouver Mrs. Hosking will go to the 'Panama-Paeific h. ternational exposition; thence on through the Panama canal to New York; thence to Chicago, and from there to Michigan to see her old mother and visit with relatives and the friends of her girlhood.
 When she again turns her face t-ward the great northland she will come west to Minnesota and spend time with the family of brother of her husband, E. R. c, Hoskine, city editor of the St, Paul Dispatch from there taking up tho first stage Of her long return journey to the Pacific coast.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-25
INDIANS ANO
 PEONS REBEL

Hermosillo, March 25-Mexican cons and Yaqui Indians are in re- tellion against the rule of Governor of this province. The governor Is said to be q prisoner in his palace.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-25
TWO SCORE REPORTED SLAIN

Ottawa, March 25-According to alyices received here this morning rom the battlefront in France, ov- CT two score Americans who had enlisted with the first Canadian con tingent, had been killed in battle.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-25
W. |. BREAsE MEETS DEATH
 A1 BATTLEFRONT IN FRANCE

was commissioned as lieutenant in the Royal Horss Guards, and later sent to the front in France, where he is reported to have met his death sallantly on last Monday.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-25
NINETY DAYS.
 MORATORIUM

Fl. Paso,. March 25-The Mexi- can provinces in the territory over which General Villa holds sway have declared a ninety days mora torium, according to late adVlces.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-10-21

,. 1t is not meant to be a place of
amusement where something may be
seen or heard to create laugh. 1t
NAV do this. but the circus would be
better for that purpose.
3. 1t is not meant to be school for
educational purposes. 1t is sure to in
struct. No revival can ever Justify
itself without instruction. But this
can be done and is done in the Sunday
School to better advantage often.
/. 1t is not to be an occasion of cul-
tural exhibition of voice. Billy Sun
dav SAYS that much of the grand opera
singing he hears reminds him of
horse a neighing.
You will hear some grand singing
however. and may be some singers who
are artists. have heard much of such
singing that carried my soul to where
thev a-e ,steeds of fire for work
horses
Let the Dermott News, every pulpit
every Sunday School. and every young
peoples organization JON US IN this
Christian Forward Movement
Don't forget the mass meeting at the
Methodist church next Sunday night.
J. l.. Cannon
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-10-21
Auto Accident Fatal.

Word was received here last week
announcing the death of F. l.. Rood.
which occurred as the result of an au-
tomohile accident near Mountainburg,
Washington County He and Mrs.
Rood left here in an automobile about
three weeks ago, expecting to drive to
Colorado. whittier he was bound on ac-
count of his health While driving
down a steep hill, the negro chauffeur
lost control of the car and it plunged
over 10 foot embankment into a
gulch at the side of the road. Mr..
Rood's injuries were at once recognized
as fatal. and death occurred on Octo-
Der 18th. The body was taken to his
former home at Golden Gate, H., where
Mrs, Rood's parents still live.
Mr.. Rood lived here for a number of
years, and was highly respected by all
who knew him. He had for some time
been purchasing agent for the Stude-
baker Corporation.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-10-21
The Christian Forward
Movement in Dermott.

The time is here for a forward move
ment of the Christian people of Der
mott. such as has never been before.
| want to see the Methodist church
grow. but desire the salvation of the
people from sin far more. There are
other churches besides the Methodist,
in which people can live usefully. and
be happy.
We are to begin series of meetings
in Dermott next Sunday morning at
eleven O'Clock. Two services a day
will be held at the Methodist church
the first week Many others may be
held elsewhere and ought to be.
The pastor will preach at the morn
ing hour at the Methodist church next
Sunday. but the evening service will be
purely Iaymen meeting. The sub
iect of the evening hour viii be All
With One Accord IN tne Place There
viii be a wide discussion Many speak
ers are to be heard on what for want
Of q better term am pleased to call
The Christian Forward Movement
All the churches of the town are cor
dialIy invited to participate in this
meeting. Not only 50. but they are
urged to join Us IN the Christian For
ward Movement
To get good start. be sure to attend
the meeting next Sunday night at the
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-10-21
Dermott News
See the Pictures al The Alex

Benz. l.. Holmes. candidate for sher-
itf, was shaking hands with hs many
friends here Tuesday.
Cut out the coupon in this paper and
see the first episode of Meal OF the
Navy" for half price.
When you feel bad, run down and no
energy. try bottle Of Hanchey' : Cas-
cara Laxative Syrup.
Mrs T. r Remey will entertain the
Rook Club on next Thursday. October
18th. at her home on South Main ST.
New LuxJte Hosiery tor ladies', man
made silk, look like dollar values at 5oe
Black, white. navy Cohen :.
Mrs. y. C. benson and Mrs {, +
Skipper visited at the home Of i ".
Clements at Til!ar last week
Mrs. A. J Heskitt of Helena came
in Monday to spend couple Of weeks
here with her daughter, Mr.. Z. J.
Sharp.
Morrow Brothers Quartet AZ the
school house tomorrow night, Enter.
tainment begins promptly at >sI5.
Doors open At 1;l5
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-10-21
Local and Personal

Art Class,
c,..,
'0''' '''e - -,
we" ." '''e' 50 O''N'
Coupon worth l0c IN this issue.
Ladies Sweaters at Cohen :.
Orchestra tonight at The Alex.
American Lady Corset. at Cohen =.
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9tehcileu cu''"'n' ''e p' ''''i'''' : a.
Call the Dermott bottling "ofNs'
telephone NO. 4N'' ior "ooa.
Mrs. ). I. HOFFMAN ana shliareh We're
Fine Bluif visitors SATURDAY.
For RENT Nicely furnished room.
Apply to Mrs, Lott'e Lishmah. u
VAxrtp.-To buy a lot. reasonable.
Address. II. care Dermott News.
Snits made "a order all WOO. coat.
nants ARA vest. So. -. Cohens.
~,
nigbt. you II feel hetfer in the morning.
M'' = . '''''' "''N I'm '''e, : u - '',eN NC
MUSIC Mu''', "u''s p'H ''e W
enes''" II Tue N'eN 'o'''e VI y y ~
You should see those hand-panted
novelties at the Art Studio, School
Annex
FoR RENT;-tour room house IN the
Greenberg addition. Apply to A. l.
Seamon.
The local Masonic lodg. has changed
its regular meeting night from Friday
to Tuesday.
r;r.t ;n.talIment Of Meal of the
Navy" tomorrow night. Show begins
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-10-21

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week They went through the country
in the latter automobile, leaving here
Friday morning and returning Sunday
night. They made the trip home in
about eight hours
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+, ..:.:... N..4a. 4. -. g.
,,,,,, ,nl,,h, boon .ditor 81 tb. Desba
Count, Nov. but has r.cantly sol5 bjs
interest in that paper to {. \. Myers,
at present editor of the Winchester In
dependent. Mr. Forbess say he eN-
poets to engage in amore reaaneratiFe
business.
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a..,...s L.. sbaritr Goo = Iaes =
,,als.,..ar md kino EaI..r .f.s.z and
k4tIs. = las, hast Tuessat MONT The
par.,# wa. an rout, to NrJ5ebea when
the deer jumped 'n'o 'he a1aatt O the
road. the ear h''VhR II ~ Nae otsN'
breaking lt7 hetN. .ttA3t1s4s e''S
Democrat
Attention j. called to the fact that all
children sjX wears of age or over who
attend ~ Iyceum entertainments are
expected to have tickets Childrens'
seasnn tickets good for persons be-
tween six and sixteen wears of age. are
being sold Tor HI."' eatti. en-
under SIX, NOT occupying seats. Viii ot
admitted ifee'
Al children old enough ta be in school
ara ald anoile,b to baye tickets for the
I ,ea4,,,, entartairn,ant. These enter
+ainnants are distinctly nm educational
faaflIra and every uarent should see
tbat .hair children have tn, benefit of
than School tickets. up 10 Is wears
NJ a.ra arr. being sold for 81 .00 and are
Good far the entire course, Of SIX enter.
tainment+
Mr. aoa Mrs fef'y Mart "ao nave
oeeh a 'athueh 'ne past IL" nioh'nS'
expect soon 10 return To befmel To
tasAe #taeH "oi''e' Ht. mar i
ttas e'1is s"'eSi'"'' to' e''e .''o' ! :
for, FORMERLY covered hy Mr. yeIIowlY.
tho lattsr HAVING recently accented n
nosi,,or With rho Darnott Grocery 4
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-10-21

=, c,L,1.,
'0'''''
We are indebted to Sam Thompson
for some extra large hne sweet pota-
..t;at :. ~, farr, ,h;s
Joseph . itos"" ie'0 ueSoaH io'
ne" OF" Oi's d .e' " Nis'' "G,' -
will remain for longer visit with her
parents
D., - sa,,a, avnao+s - begi,
..,.;,..l .,,aa...a, ~ 10 N.,bodist
',nn,t ,a,=,s S,,a5ts,. p.y Wo,.o, #of
Pine Bluff will probably assist with the
preaching
, q = tz,,==,, an5 .,.o Gtra
,;rI.at tiaII,. e,ra....- .,,.. ir Sunday
raro -. - .ar.,,l ,yaeL. ~ he
hama az ba,, ,,arant. w. and Mrs "
J. Rayborn.
D..,iI., b.,zI,. .,,,,.,,.,.,,,,. n,,bt
.NaaI of the Navy" and a tbree-reel
sn.ci,I ot Tba Alax will he concluded
j., ,i,oa for tho I.vcenn, entertainment
at the school house
po, u,,.g fast Supdav ton.
der.d b;s restoration "a nastor Of the
D.rrott prasbyteri,n church II il to
y. o,r.ctiya eithar the second or third
Surdov or Novenbar
hi, oor.,+s IT p,rn.u Srr;rca last
y.a,, Thu vsra called homo SUNDAY
~, o,,.a.,,,, - tb. FIR. which Sastroysd
.u., l,,..,.,. h,,,. which ba owned
MISS ''e'eu 2uSNlle' 'ei. '"N' " ''.N
ord k,,5ar whore .be exnsets to
,.;s;, ,,.a Christmas boIidays After
rbris.,,,a. .ba sxnscts to oo in training
f,r ,,,rsa
STRAY kp ok 9t2Lt.N.-' uarN oaA
,a,.., ,a.,;.,b, ,r.ol3 sca, ., sids Of
a,,h ~, rasan,hl.s ,;ra scro,ch Pa.
,.ara - ,an aol,ars for ~a+,r, ,oV u
W.us Portland Ark y
Mrs. ,. K. thompson ana chlidfeh
rem, where they have been for several
davs. They were called there on ae-
count of the illness of her father. J. W.
Tavlor. who died last week.
''a'et 'i'' ','u' "'iee - t'p'a's "
eFeas'fs III afNa''sas Da''''s '"e Il, y
of United Workmen alone issued a total
Of Sl25. 600 in new business in the state.
See .tbair fnll naoe All in this issue
., ID ''.'''"' N''"'' VI e,'''''' ~ W,
"a " - " ~ "e :" ',o' '''''' ~
neNt "eeN III '"e interest oi HIS ot ue'
cabea ,ritb 6o n,amhers See his naqe
ad in this issus
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al 10" =, Al. o'''s ''o'" 7''''' y
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age. MI. ''elt > N'N"''
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Tororrow will he "Haalth Day nj
the ;. l. \. \ program apropoS to the
subject Will be rendered 10y several
different members oi the Association,
There viii also ee "a reading Icy Miss
Helen bartmess All members are
urged u be present promptly at @.t'.
A. tbe last REGULAR meeting of the
Derr,ott political FonaGty Climb Mr.,
4 Protbro Mr.. & n NcCroskey
Miss Tommye Mauldinp and Mrs NJ. {.
Rurlaicb ,ysrs sIacts6 dalapat,s 10 the
state Suffrage Convention when meets
in Little Rock next Monday oct. 10Th,
" \ StanelIl Of the Stancdl Hotel
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-10-21
n Neal
of the
Navy

has been a pproved by the Sec
retary Of thi Z. S. Navy. Per-
mission has been officially grant
ed to use THO US battleships for
some of tha scenes.
Filmed BY the Balboa Amuse-
ment Producing Co. Launched
by Patht,
Lillian lorraine plays the part Of
Annet,y Ellington, the charming
heroiys.
William Courtleigh, Jr., plays
the part of Neal, the breezy
yopng American, who makes his
Ydy from A muddy to an officer
IN the L. S. Navy. The stony
fairly teens with adventure and
romance.
Read Ii in the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-06-10
Miss Pendleton Kennedy Weds Dr..
David Lynn EdsalI.

The marriage of Miss Pendleton
Kennedy end DR.. David Linn Edsall of
Boston took place at noon on Wedpes-
day last at the residence of DIR. and
Mrs. William Beverly Mason, cousins
Of the. bride, in Washing ton, City. Only
relatives and intimate friends witnessed
the ceremonies, which was performed
formed by Bishop Harding. The house
was decorated with palms, ferns and
pink roses. The bride, who was given
away by DR.. Mason, Wore gown Of
sano-colored taffeta and carried white
prayer book. There were no attend
ants. Later DR.. and Mrs. Edsall left
or their wedding trip, the latter wear
ing a travelling suit of covert cloth and
small hat of the same color trimmed
with quilts. DR.. and Mrs. Edsall will
i've at Milton, in Boston. as DR.. Edsall
8 professor of medice at Harvard.
Mrs. EisaIl is daughter of the late
Mr.. Andrew Esktidge Kennedy and
Maria Pendleton Cooke Kennedy. of
Charles Town, W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-06-10
Town Council.

The Town Council met Monday night,
and after hearing the report of the
Finance Committee, which showed a
balance of 81. 7o8.s7. the old council adj
journed sine die.
A rising vote Of thanks and APP
probation for faithful and efficient SER
vice was tenderd councilman Dalgarn,
who retires from the council.
Messrs, Phillips and Anderson,
members elect from the Third Ward,
drew lots for the long and short term,
Mr., Phillips running the long term.
Messrs. Alder. Perry. Phillips.
Anderson and Morgan, the new men,
bers, were sworn in and select COM
mittee, composed of Messrs. Conrad.
Shugart. Skinner and Anderson, was
appointed, after which the council ad-
journed to meet in SPECIAL meeting with
the Ransom Council Tuesday night. at
s. 80, to hear the report OF the Water
System Engineer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-06-10
BerryviIle Items.

Mr.. Chas. Moore is home for weeks
visit before leaving for the summer
course at the University of Wisconsin.
Mr.. Lewis N. Glover has returned
from motor tip to Washington Balti-
more and New York.
Miss Ellen Baker has returned from
Winchester
Miss Annie Moore left Wednesday
for q visit to friends in Chicago, Madi,
son. Wisconsin and Chotean Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lisky have re-
turneb from their wedding trip.
Mrs Jack Powers and. Mrs Emily
Page spent the week end at White
Post.
DIR. and Mrs. L. Allen were the guests
of relations in Chambersburg, last
week.
Mrs j. NJ Clagett entertained at
bridge on Friday in honor of Mrs. W.
E. Carpenter, or Kansas City. The
guests being Mrs W. E. Carpenter.
Mrs, H. W. Carpenter, Mrs. R. H. B.
Smith. Mrs. j. r. Elder. Misses Annie
Moore and Anna Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-06-10
Middleway Notes.

Mr. and Mrs. James Grantham with
Mrs Fannie White went to Winchester,
Virginia last week to attend the closing
commencement exercises of Fort Lou
don Institute where their daughters
Misses Frances and Mary are students
The annual session has ended and now
the young ladies are at home.
Rev, and Mrs. A. B. Mitchell went
to ParkersbIrg on Tuesday to attend
the General Convention being held
there this week During their absence
from home Miss L1:as of Kearneys
vile is acting as head of the honse and
governess for the children Austin and
Pattie Mitchell
Miss Margaret Gilbert attended the
commencement exercises at Stephenson
Seminary on Friday and Saturday, a
guest Of her friend Miss Clara Roberts
a student of the Seminary.
/ Mrs. Fannie White with grand
daughter Miss Mary Grantham came
to Middleway on Monday and opened
her cottage Nelson Villa where she
will spend the summer as usual.
Mrs William Reid and Margaret Gil
bert were members of the class con.
firmed on Sunday night at Grace P. E.
Church by Rev Bishop G await.
Mrs. Anon Shirley and Mrs. Robert
Macoughtry were visitors at the home
of Mrs. w. H. Gilbert on Friday. We
hear that since that time Mrs. Shirley
has been cor fined at home by serious
illness.
Mrs. Will i'm Reed and children have
returned to their home in Baltimore
after spending month with Mrs. w..
H Gilbert,
MIR. John E. Gilbert started on Mon.
day for California ard while there he
will attend Inc san Francisco Expo
sltion.
Quite number af our people attend.
ed the Confederate Reunion at Rich
mond last week. Among others were
Messrs Thomas Watson, Fletcher and
Brooke Ringer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-06-10

lens for this s0IunI should b ID Het
later than Tuesday sWnlHg.
Harpers Ferry and Bolivar
News.

Nature looks more attractive REL
freshed by the rains. The green grass
and leaf stand boldly ont and there is .
perfume in the air RATED from rejuvi-
mated dell and forest.
Mr.. Oliver Shilling and bride of Pitts
burg, are visiting relatives here8
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Smith. of South
Branch. are visiting Mrs. Smiths
mother. Mrs. Gertrude Henkle.
Mrs. Harry Barton spent a week in
Washington City.
The Sylvester cottage on Bolivar
Heights has been rented to family
from Washington City.
Mrs. Willard F. Hallam and Miss
Miriam are visiting in Washington.
Mr.. Stewart Winters has moved from
the Reed property Bolivar, to Samples
Manor.
Mrs. James o. Brian, of Wilmington,
DEL, was called to the hons of Mr..
Karl Grubb by the illness Of her LITTLE
son. Herman
Born to Rev. and Mrs Chas. E.
Shaw. at Lappans, nd, twins. a son
and Gdaughter. Mrs. Shaw was Miss
Betty Lucas of the Shepherdstown vi
cinity. The Rev. G. G. Shaw was
rector Of st. Johns Episcopal church at
this place ~'4'e' 4S'',y,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-06-10
knights Of Pythia To Meet
Here In August.

Blue Ridge Lodge, of this place. has
plans we'll under way for the entertain
ment Of the Grand Lodge Of Knights of
Pythias in Charles Town in August.
There will be about 500 representative
Citizens of West Virginia here for three
days, among them some of the most
prominent men in the state. The Com.
mittee in charge will have to raise about
four or Eve hundred dollars for their
proper entertainment. Let every public
spirited citizen put their shoulder to the
wheel aud show that Charles Town and
Jefferson County is second to none in the
State in hospitality. If You can help out
by contribution. call on S. N. OFT.
Chairman ofthe Finance Committee.
Mr.. W, B. Davis has handsomely let
tered the dow of Mr.. c. L. Fidinger
with gold leaf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-06-10
Mrs. Stoner Speaks for Equal
Suffrage.

Mre. Wesley Martin Stoner of Wash
ington D. C. spoke on Woman Suffrage
in the Court House on Wednesday to q
very enthusiastic audience. MRS.
Stoner was introduced by Mayor Clay
ton L. Haines who with nealy all the
other editors of West Virginia has al
ways stood for giving the vote to wom-
en-. Mrs Stoner laid the subject before
her hearers in q most intelligent and
convincing manner and she said that as
Equal Suffrage was surely coming, it
would be well for all women to- keep on
themselves for it. After the speaking
an organization was formed with the
following officers. Miss Anne Yates
Mcdonald, President; Mrs VIM. Camp
bell, Vice President; Miss Margaret
Getzendaner, Secretary; Miss Virginia
Lucas, Corresponding SECRETARY; and
Mrs. ]. n. Phillips, Treasurer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-06-10
Church Items.

Services in st. James Catholic
Church: second Sunday, mass 8;45 a, m.
fourth Sunday. mass 1890 a. M, even
ing services 7:3O p. m. Sunday School
every Sunday 9:45 a. m.
Rev. b. N. Moffett was assisted by DR.. F,
". McFaden of the First Presbyterian
Church, Richmond, who preached two for
chile sermons on Sunday last.
Pastor Coles subjects at the Baptist
Church next Sunday will be: II m, The
Believer Possessor of Everlasting Life"
8 m. .'Christ's Zeal for Evangeline ;,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-06-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters remaining in the Post
Office at Charles Town. Jefferson Coun
ty, W. Va. on Saturday, June 5th,
1914. Persons calling for same will be
required to pay one cent for each letter
r. Z. Barnhart, @ Berne, G W Bowden,
Jos 2 Ravieo, John E Day, + G Edwards.
D Hisliers, Hon H Hullng, W H Jockey,
Purse Liiey, G H Newall. G s RameY, Ho-
bart Sanridge, Miss Lemmie Bishop, Mas
Maude Dixon, Mrs Gertrude N Reynolds,
Mrs Martha Williams,
The above letters, if not called for
within fifteen days, will be sent to the
dead letter office. Persons calling for
them will please say that they are ad.
vertised.
HENRY N. BRADLEY. P. M