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The Dermott news., 1915-07-01
Fishing tackle at Orr Hdwe Co.'S.

Fishing tackle at Orr Hdwe Cos.
Look out for Fires ami Cyclones,
Insure with Nichols.
Robt. Baxter of Warren vas 4 Der
mott visitor Tuesday.
Harvey Parnell transacted business
in Pine Bluff Monday.
FoR RENT: Residence on Main st.
Apply to Mrs NJ. G. Burleigh.
Sherwin- Williams paints and warn
ishes the best. Orr Hdwe Co.
J. n. Morris of Lake Providence.
La. was D,rmott visitor Tuesday
The tax assessor. II. {. sawyer
spent three days this week in Dermott
Buy your wood now at summer
prices. Bimel-Ashcroft Mig Co
: .-Wilzard Polish for floors, furniture
automobiles. 2oc. 50c Orr Hdw Co.
Union service At the Presbyterian
church next SUNDAY night Yoa are
invited
See me for Plate Glass. Tornado.
Fire and all other kinds Of Insurance
Nichols.
Contractor Wm Van Nalkenburgh Of
Conway is spending a few days here
this week on business
Mrs. II. f. Jetfery of West Point,
Miss. is guest here at the home or
n her sister, Mrs II. {. skinner.
Mrs. W l. Tate of Mangum. La, -
iere this week at the home Of her
barents. DR.. and Mrs. l.. 4. Buckner.
Miss Blanche Fowler of Memphis
came in Monday to spend a few days
here with her sister, Mrs. A. Prothro.
Roofing. Building paper.
Orr Hdwe Co
Y. K. Royal of Monticello was a
business visitor in Dermott Tuesday.
Mr.. Royal is County Surveyor OF Drew
County.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees will
meet at 2 O'Clock Friday. July 2nd,
All members are requested to be
present.
Rev. J. l.. Cannon and j. /. Cren-
shaw spent last Friday and Saturday
at Lake Village attending District Con-
ference.
LosT-June IL, between the Leavitt
mill and Dermott. mans raincoat.
Finder please return to II. Haddad
and receive reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Helmstetter and
baby daughter expect to leave this
week for Portland. Ind. where they
>w,ll visit relatives.
' Dudley d. Crenshaw returned home
esday from Cambridge. Mass,
,ere he has just been graduated from
Harvard Law School.
Mgr. j. c. Hoffman of the Dermott
rocery 4 Commission Commission Co.
las a business visitor to Eudora and
lake Providence last week.
Two horse load of blocks or li-inch
ood for soc. one horse load for 25c at
ar factory.
Bimel- Ashcroft Mfg. Co.
"A. r. Walker of Rohwer. who has
he contract for clearing the right of
May for the drainage canal. was here
Tuesday looking after his work,
Rev. W. c. Watson of Pine Bluff
preached an excellent sermon TO an
appreciative congregation at the Meth
i,dist church last Sunday evening.
Miss Leona Rayborn returned to her
s,me here last Friday, having closed
aer school at Baxter, where she has
been teaching for several months.
Mrs NJ +. Beauchamp returned to
her home at FL Dorado last Friday,
after a two weeks visit here at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. Duerson.
Buy your wood at summer prices.
Dne-horse wagon load, blocks or II inch
sood, 25c; two-horse wagon load. soc.
II factory.
Bimel Ashcroft Mfg. Co.
The Dermott news., 1915-07-01

Lawn Mowers, Grass Catchers.
Orr Hdwe Co.
Miss Esther Caldwell returns tomor-
row to her home at Lula. Miss. after
a visit of several weeks here with her
friend. Miss Tommye Maulding
j. T. Crenshaw, representing j. e.
Howard of Little Rock. will negotiate
loans on farm lands Five years time.
Interest at s per cent, payable an
nualy.
Mrs. w. 5. Daniel left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Warren to spend a couple
OF days with her brother, Mr.. Will
benson. She expects to return home
tonight
Miss Aileen Lewis left yesterday for
her home at New Madrid. Mo. where
she will spend the summer. She has
been here for several months with her
sister. Mrs ) b. krisle
There will be a meeting OF the Gem.
etvry Association held at the home OF
Mrs. l. p Remley next Tues lay at
ternoon at 2;3o. Everybody Interested
in the york is urged to be present.
The Pierce oil CORPORATION will cor
duct demonstration OF their ferfec-
ton oil cooking stoves next FRIDAY IN
the W. ". Courtney store room. }.
T Er..,,,ap i, Local agant foy the com
pany.
o,ara.or e Il Tewn.ley left last
night lor Cincinnati, Dubuque and
other northern points Tor month
vacation l.. {. Mathis Of 1t. joseph
No. : here to ta"e has place IN the
telegraph Office.
movement j. on foot Il purchase
nse-aeFe tract on speedway street
To be usei tor 4 city park. h'S i an
excellent move IN the right direction,
ana i / - be Hoiei NIL oe success
tallE carried out.
All H. church,. If ptrmott will
unite IN patriotic service TO be heid
at the Presbyterian ehafeh At q e'et"
next sunday evening, July t'h' .te
excellent service l. anticipated fA5
erybody invited.
Miss Eva Franklin of Dallas. Texas.
arrived IN permott SUNDAY 10 'pehd
few weeks here at the home OF her
Niss Liza Franklin. will probablv re-
,urn Ia Dallas with her.
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TO Know. having ehtosea So'''e 'e's
tine vegetables "hleh he mas grown
Wall paper. canvass. tacks.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
GILL SAYS
 CHIEF CAN
 GET DRUNK

SEATTLE. Aug. 21.-Answering the Seattle Stars demand that Chiel-of- Police Lang be removed from office. passing its demand on the charge of Prosecuting Attorney Alfred Lundin. who alleged that the gambling and graft situation in Seattle ia as bad as that which brought about the Becker Rosenthal murder and exposure in New York. and the further allega- tion by the Star that Chief-of-Police Lang became drunk in a Seattle cafe during Shriner week and escorted a woman to her room in a Seattle hotel, Mayor Hiram c. Gnl today announced that he considered that a Chief-of- Police had a right to drink in a cafe if he wanted to.
 "Chief-of-Police Lang" said Mayor Gill; "may have been indiscreet in es- corting @ woman to her room in @ hotel, but l shall not remove him from office for that"
 Mayor Gm answered Prosecuting Attorney Lundin's threat against the Chiefof-Police by saying:
 "Lundin dare not move because dis closure might be revealed in connec- ton with conduct of the Prosecuting Attorneys office"
 Sheriff Hodge Silent.
 Sherin Robert T. Hodge refused to be quoted further in connection with the police graft scandal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
Balkans Are Certain To Join Allies in War
 ABE RUFF, PAROLED, LEAVES SAN QUENTIN
 PRESSED BY
 INVADERS

LONDON, Aug. 21. - The Russian armies in the field are fighting des- perately but vainly to check the on rush of the Germans and Austrians, The Russian forces at Ossowetz and to the north of Poland have resisted the invaders thus far only because of the marhsy nature of the surrounding country which prevents the Germans from employing their heavy guns ef- fectively
 South Of Brestlitovsk Gen. Mack ensens army has penetrated far be- yond the Bug river.
 Other German forces east of the Bug river render serious the Russian defense along the Bialiystock-Brest- litovsk line. The Russian position in this section has become virtually im- possible of further defense.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
GIRL HURT
 IN AUTO ACCIDENT

DOUGLAS, Aug. 21.-Genevieve Sa- loum, the fve-year-old daughter of J. saloum. narrowly escaped serious in' jury last evening when she was hit by the automobile driven by Clark Ardray on his way from Treadwell to Douglas. According to witnesses the auto was not going at an exces' sive rate of speed but St. Ann ave nue is very narrow at the point where the accident occurred and the child came running out of the door of her fathers store just as the auto was passing and was hit by the rear fend CT of the machine and rolled about twenty feet
 The little girl was taken into the hospital and her injuries attended to by pr. R. V. Ellis. Although she was severely bruised. and had a slight cut on her right cheek. no bones were broken and she is able to be around today
 The street. at that place, is only about 16 feet wide the store build ing is on a level with the street so that there is danger at any time of a person walking out in front of horse or automobile.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
GOV. HARRIS IN
 CHARGE OF PROBE

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. 21.-Goy Nat. E. Harris has taken personal charge of the. probe into the lynching Of Leo. Frank. He is dissatisfied with the conduct of the prison board, and says he will urge the Legislature to inves- tigate it. He says the lynching of Frank must not SO unpunshed and that there must be a searching inves- tigaton into the methods at the State prison.
 The prison board exonerated the prison guards of all blame in connec- ton with the affair
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
NAMES
 FIGHT IN
 RIGA GULF

LONDON, Aug. 21-oispatehes from Petrograd late tonight cay that three Rusisan warships and one Ger man warshlp, all small vesscIs, have been sunk in the Gulf of Riga naval engagement that has continued all day.
 Two other German warships were put out of commission during the on. gagement. One was ran ashore and the other was damaged co that she withdrew from the action.
 The Russian vesseIs sunk were the gunboats sivutoh and Koreets, and a torpedo boat.
 The German boats sunk or put out of commission were all torpedo boats.
 Later, the German torpedo boat that was put out of commission and withdrew from the action was cap tured and escorted Into port by Rus sians. The engagement still eontin- ues, with the Russians in possession Of all channels leading to Riga.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
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LONDON, Aug. 2f.-Wlth the prae- tIeal assurance that Bulgaria and Greece and Roumanla will join the AlIIea and that Italy will declare war on Turkey, there arc being unfolded plane for a gigantic offensIve move ment against the Teutonic alIies that ls designed to counteraet their recent successes In Russia and to have lm- portant bearing on the final result of the war in Europe. The first step In the campaign comprehends the early elimination of Turkey, tho open ing of the DardanelIes and the 5os- phorus and tho relief of the Russian sltuatlon with sorely needed supplies and men lf needed. The next step, which may be prosecuted sImuItane- ously with the other will be the Inva- sion of Austria-Fiunsary from tho South.
 Italy has e5o,ooo men to engage In such a campaign, aAd Roumanla soo.- GOO. lt ls estimated that Bulgaria and Greece will be able 70 send more than 100000 into the field.
 BULGARIA ALREADY IN ACTION.
 Dispatches received this morning at Naples from saionIka say that Bulgaria has already concentrated 15o,ooo men on the Turkish frontier, menaclna constantInopIe from the north In a manner that must result In the weakening of the Turkish defens- es to the largely reinforced army and fleet that Is operating against tho Turks on the eaIIipoIi peninsula.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
WILSON MAY NOT
 APPROVE ARMY PLAN

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-President Woodrow Wilson now has before him the recommendations of Secretary of War Lindley NJ. Garrison and the General of the Army and the War College for the proposed increase of a mobile army.
 There is some questions as to weth- CT or not the President will approve the plans as they call for startling changes in the American military pol icy. They provide for an army of 6OO.Oo0 or 100000 men. making it pos sible ultimately to raise the number to 100000 in very brief time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
SHOOTING scRAPE AT
 DOME, FAIRBANKS DISTRICT

FAIRBANKS. July 29.-A shooting affray took place at Morgan & Co.'S. plant on Dome creek just below Ol- ness light before last that kept things lively in that vicinity. One man took five shots at James Morgan before letting up. an in a small cabin, but fortunately none resulted seriously.
 In this same cabin four years ago Morgan's brotherinlaw, man named Elbing, was shot to death and as a re- suit of that little gun play Bob. Dunn is now serving a long sentence in the penitentiary on McNeil's Island. - (Fairbanks News Miner)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2t.-Presldent Woodrow Wilson and Secretary Of State Robert Lansing went Into con ference late this afternoon when the Secretary Of State went to the White House with messages from American Ambassador Walter H. Page, estab- fishing beyond doubt that two Ameri- cans were killed in the Arabic disas- ter. What they will decide to do in the matter has not been intimated.
 Earlier in the day it was stated at the State Department that Ameri- can Ambassador James w. Gerard at Berlin will be instructed to call the attention of the German government 60 the killing Of American citizens through the unlawfui sinking of the White Star passenger ship Arabic, and to invite the government to state whether or not it had any explanation to ofier.
 SITUATION VERY CRAVE.
 It is admitted that the situation be- tween the United States and Ger many has reached the most critical point that has developed since the out break of war. and that it is now even more grave than it was following the sinking of the Lusitania and the de- struetion of 100 American lives.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
FOREST FIRES
 SWEEP THROUGH
 WHATCOM COUNTY

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Aug. 21. - forest fires raging from the southern end of Whatcom County all the way to the Canadian boundary line are sweeping an enormous wealth of tim Der and lumber and shingle into ashes. Two thousand men are out fighting the flames and present conditions in- dicate the greatest loss ever konwn in this section from such causes.
 Innumerable lumber mills are scat tered throughout this belt which is heavily timbered, many of them very large plants. Several have already been overtaken by the flames.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
GERMANS APPROVE
 POLISH ANNEXATION

BERLIN, Aug. 21.-German newspa- pers comment exhaustively upon the speech of the Imperial Chancellor at the opening of the Reichstag They attach particular importance to his remarks concerning Poland. The gen. eral opinion set forth by the press is 'that the government contemplates the annexation of Russian Poland. which meets with universal approval
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
 TURN DOWN WAR ORDERS

NEW YORK, Aug 21.-The New Yorl, American publishes list of 20 American manufacturering companies who have rejected orders for war mu- nitions, including Dietrich Bros, Bal timore, S1O.0OOOOO; Republic Metal ware Co.,. Buffalo. sS6.OOO,OOO; Bosch Magneto Ca. New York, $2,1OO,OOO; and Driggs, Seabury Ordnance Cor poration. Sharon, Pa, S1,OOO,OOO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
RuaaIana capLure ZeppeIIn

LONDON. Aug. 21.-Russian gun ners brought down a German zeppe- lin that was approaching Wilma, ac- cording to a dispatch from Petrograd today The airship was hit four times before she came to earth. The Zeppelin contained a pilot, engineer and eight soldiers. It also contained a large quantity Of gun bombs, darts and photographic apparatus.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
YALE HEAD URGES
 U. s. PREPAREDNESS
 TO PRESERVE PEACE

NEW HAVEN, Aug. 21-'I am in favor of the policy of greater Am erican preparedness,' said President Hadley of Yale to alumni of that in- shtution who recently met at San Francisco during the Yale week at the exposition "We may become inyoly- ed in war by being so little prepared as to invite attack from one of the predatory overseas powers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21

 FIRE ON
 AMERICANS

wAsHRNGTON. Aug. 21.- Mexi- can soldiers fired on American troops on the Texas border according to an official dispatch received today from Gen. Fred Funston.
 The dispatch said that the Mexican soldiers fired on detachment Of the Second U. s. Cavalry while it was at practice near Lochiel. Ariz.
 Gen. Funston's dispatch added that Gen. Gales with 5000 Carranzistas was opposite Lochiel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
c. P. R. TO CONTINUE WEEKLY SAILINGS
 UNTIL LATE FALL

Juneau Agent John IT. spickett Of the Canadian Pacific reiceved a dis patch today saying that the Princess Alice and the Princess Sophia will continue their weekly service to AL aska until November 4th.
 This is nearly two months later than the weekly service has been main tained by that line in the past The northern passenger traffic has been larger this eyar than formerly, and that. 1t is believed, accounts for the change in the plans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
WHIPPLE 10 SAIL
 TOMORROW MORNING

The torpedo boat destroyer Whip pie win sail for sitka tomorrow morning where she will join the Jaul Jones. stewart. Prebble and Perry other members of the destroyer fleet which has been cruising Alaskan wa ters.
 During her stay here the whipple hes been visited by crowds from both sides of the channel, much interest being evinced in the war craft.
 From sitlSa the hotilla will sail for their headquarters at San Diego.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
BIG ORDERS PLACED
 FOR STEEL PRODUCTS

NEW YORK, Aug. 21- The Balti- more & Ohio has placed contracts for 1IOOO tons of steel rails, and 1000 steel hopper car bodies, for immed- fate delivery. The material will cost about s1,OOO.OOo
 The Eastern Pennsylvania Steel Company's mills have bought 10000 tons of basic wire in the last few days. The price has advanced to S15 per ton delivered
 The Bethelem Steel Co.,, has taken contracts for 14.5OO tons of structu' al iron for the construction of three loft buildings in New York
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
ENGLAND LEADS ALL
 COUNTRIES IN STRIKES

WASHINGTON. Aug: 21. - The Monthly Review of the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that since the outbreak of war Eng land holds the record for strikes. 762,- 900 working days being lost in 2S6 labor disputes France had 15 tie-ups and three lockouts, of which the em- ployers won four while Germany set tied 26 out of the 52 industrial clash es involving 1O,21S worlrmen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
eosrINEAU AoTEL FILEs.

P. R. Jaeger. Claude Ericson and G. c. Bartlett have filed articles of incorporation for the Gastineau hotel company which has leased the Gas tineau hotel The capital stock of the company is placed at S20O00 and the life Of the corporation is given as fifty years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
FRENCH MUST GIVE
 UP ARRAs GAINS

LONDON. Aug. 21.-There has been no important change in the situation along the war fronts aside from that in Russia, where the German gains continue The most important an- nouncement concerning other sec tions of the war is one from Paris which says that the French govern ment admits its inability to hold the lines at the Arras crossroads recently captured from the Germans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
RUSSIA WORKING
 2os,ooo WAR PRISONERS

LONDON. Aug. 21--Official reports show that recently upwards of 2OS,- GOO prisoners were being employed by varnous Russian ministries on rail- roads, in agriculture and in numer- ous ways.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
BUTTE BANDITS DO
 BIG BUSINESS

BUTTE Mont, Aug 21. - Five highwaymen succeeded in holding up and robbing nine automobile parties one after another last night within the space of a single hour. The ban dits are being searched for everywhere but SO far have not been captured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
cramos Get Another Order

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 21- The Cramp Shnp & Engine Building Com pany has secured a contract for large ocean-going boat. calling for D. 900 steel plates. This makes the sixth ship to be built at the cramp yards. contracts for which have been placed in the last few months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
ARABIC WAS ON
 ERRANo OF MERCY

LONDON. Aug. 21.-Oficers Of the Arabic announced today that the Ar abic was torpedoed and destroyed while she was engaged in an act of mercy. She had notice the distress of Che steamship Dunsley which had just been torpedoed and was going to her assistance when she was or pedoed without previous warning by 8 submarine whose prescope was dis covered a moment before the tor pedo was launched at her mark.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
AMERICAN AIRMEN
 BREAKS TWO RECORDS

Two worlds altitude records were broken at Buffalo last week buy a new model Curtiss military biplane. which is capable of carrying 900 lbs. of explosive and two men. With 1,- 200 pounds aboard it made S5 miles an hour; the altitude attained was over S2OO feet with four passengers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
Winslow Succeeds Howard

EITTTaIVW Nll-llN- TIV''1I' N'
 WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-Rear Ad- miral c. McR. Winslow was today as- signed to the command of the United States Pacific fleet. succeeding Ad- miral Thomas B. Howard, who re- sumes the rank of a Rear-Admiral and comes to Washington preparatory to his retirement within a few months
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
ANTHoNY BURIED ToDAY.

The funeral of Mark B. Anthony who died at Tenakee on Tuesday was held from the C. w Young undortaK ing parlors this afternoon at three o. clock. The remains were inferred in Evergreen cemetery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
Loss NuMsERs FoRrY FMs.

London. Aug. 2i.-The White Star office announced today that when the White Star passenger liner Arabic was destroyed by a German submarine 45 persons met their deathes- The dead include seven passengers and ss members Of the crew.
 TWO AMERICANS STILL MISS
 ING.
 Two American are still missing, ae- eording to the announcement Of the White Star London office. They are Mrs. Bruguiers and Or. Wood Of New York.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
eattIe continues.

LONDON. Aug. 21.-The mysterious naval engagement that has been in progress in the Gulf of Riga con- corning which dispatches have been received all day is still in progress ac- cording to latest Petrograd dispatch es. No details are given.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
MANUFACTURERS TO CUT
 EMPLOYEES HOURS

BOSTON. Aug. 21.- The Bosche Magneto Company, of Springfield, employing more than 1000 men. af- ter the first of September will operate on the eight-hour basis. instead of 9ik hours. as at present, the wages per day to be unchanged.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
 OFFENSIVE
 PLANNED
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VENIzELos WINS IN
 GREECE.

. London, Aug. 21l-The diplo-
 , matic problems in the Balkans and Near East has been brought
 !. appreciably nearer to solution
 F by the formation of a Greek . ministry today under the Pre-
 . miership of venizelos, the per
 . sistent advocate of~war against . Turkey and the Teutonic al-
 lies.
 :, Another favorable develop , ment today was the discovery , through investigators that the
 . uncompromising attitude of , certain military factions in Ser
 !. bia against the claims of Bull
 :. garia is being broken down under the persistent represen-
 , tations that the fate of the Balkan Nations is at stake and . that the failure to form the , old Balkan Alliance might re- ' suit in disaster.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
HUNGARY TAKES CHARGE
 OF COTTON FACTORIES

LONDON. Aug. 21.- A Zurich dis patch says that Hungary has ordered an inventory of all cotton supplies, and at the same time placing restric- tions on the sale and manufacture of cotton textiles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
ENGLAND TO SEND
 MORE GOLD TO U. S. A.

BOSTON. Aug. 21.- A New York dispatch to the Boston Globe says Che current English S5O.OOO.OoO gold ship ment to J. P. Morgan & Co.,. marks but the beginning of establishing of a large British credit here to restore exchange to near normal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-21
AMERICANS MAKING
 CIGARETTES FOR SOLDIERS

NEW YORK. Aug 21.-The Ameri. can Tobacco Company is filling a rush order for 4,OOO,OOO cigarettes for the Allies. turning them out at the rate of 5000 a minute.