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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
SIBERIAN PORTS BUSY
 HANDLING WAR ORDERS

PETR0GRAD, Dec. S-The cap tain of the steamship Kokura Maru. who recently arrived at Moi from yladivistok, reports. intense military activities at that port. Enormous quantities of war ma tsrial and supplies are being i'm ported from everywhere by vessels from Japan. Europe and America, and all the wharves are heavily loaded with such materials
 Similar scenes are witnessed at the next station to Vladivostok a long the railway. The transpor tation of ordinary freight is limited to from twenty to thirty tons 3 day, and the remaining freight cars have been turned over to the transportation of war supplies.
 Relations between the Russian and Japanese. he says are daily becoming more cordial When . party of students from the second higher or commercial school. Kioto, arrived at the port, they were accorded many privileges such as permission to go through the inner part of the forts, whief, Is denied to the public.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
TEUTONS MAY
 STRIKE HEAVY
SAID TO BE PREPARING FOR ATTACK IN FOUR DIFFERENT
 PARTS OF COUNTRY
GATHERING FORCES
Southern Serbia and Galipoh Are Marked for the Coming Austro-
 German Drive

LONDON, Dec. S-The war of flee today issued a statement wherein it is stated that reliable information had been received whereby the Teutons were plan ming to make a desperate drive at the allies in the near future. That they were gathering large forces. These forces are to be distributed into four large armeis, two of which will direct their attack against the southern part of Serbia and the others will attempt to force the al- lies off Galipoli peninsula.
 The report says that unless the Russians are able to land more troops in Serbia soon, the resis- tence may as we'll be abandoned.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
SENATE FAVORS
 APPROPRIATION
ACCORDING TO DECISION AR RIVED AT CAUCUS HELD BY
 PROMINENT DEMOCRATS

WASHINGTON, Dee. s-A can- vas among the democratic senators reveals the fact that the appropria- ton recommended by the President for national defense will have . large support It appears that tsss subject has been thoroughly dis eusss6 among the most prominent members who have expressed their approval Of the plan promulgated ty the President
 Members of the house of repre- sentativss. however. are somewhat less enthniastic, but the chances aye much m favor cf the same plan
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
< f | &@ +* ' | < ' ' Y | | ALLIES ~.REPoRTED TO HAVE !
 % DISAGREED MATERIALLY '

r Paris. Dee S-At the confer |
 { ence held yesterday hy the ! ' representatives of Italy, ! | France. Russia. Serbia, Bel I * giana and England. the discus ! q sion brought out a wide diff \ | ference in future actions of ! ' the eHtense powers. The dis | q cussion became quite heated ! ! and at tiaaes promised an early ! | disruption of the allies. | The British representative ! ! being in favor of withdrawing ! ' from the Balkan states. while I 2 every otter power stuck to the ! ' first resolve, and that is to ! F never shardoR Serbia. | : A split, 1t is said, may yet ' ' be the result says the Petit ! : Journal this morning. \ + + q z $ ' < ' F ! < 4 + ' |
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
THE SEATTLE ARRIVED

The Pacific Coast Co.'s steamer City of Seattle arrived in this port northbound shortly before midnigh !, with only two passengers for Ket chikan, J. H. Scott and W. T. Per kns. She sailed northward a few hours later, taking as passengers from Ketchikan, Hans Apsch, Wm. Mcdonald, John Mathews, Manuel Sachez and W. B. Sharpe for Ju- neau, and B. Hlaleck for Douglass. This is the first appearance of the City of Seattle in Ketchikan since her recent bump on the rocks be- low Prince Rupert.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
AxEL CARLSON IN TOWN

Axel Carlson, lessee of the Cymru Copper Mine on Moira Sound, came over from there last evening on the mail boat Axel has been trying for about three months to get a boat to call in at his place and take out small shipment of high grade ore, but has been repeatedly disap- pointed. Axel says he is now on the market for one sawed off auto matic shot gun, and with him it is open season for transportation agents.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
THE FARRAGUT COMING

SEATTLE, Dec. 8-The steamer Farragut left at nine o'clock last evening for the north, but had no passengers for Ketchikan.
 The Jefferson which also left this morning at ten o'clock, had no passengers for Ketchikan.
 The Al-Ki left at ten thirty last evening with the following passen- gers for Ketchikan: P. c. Jenkins and wife, Mrs. A. A. Lund, Mrs. E.. J. Copeland and Miss Flossie Cope land, F. Nicholai, Y. Allan, c. E. Maitland and s. Sorenson and wife.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
DEMOCRATS WILL NEXT IN
 CONVENTION IN ST. LOUIS

WASHINGTON Dec S-At a caucas held last evening by prOm- fnens Democrats, 1t wss agreed that the Democratic National Con vention be held in the eity of St Louis. eoznmisncing al the noon hCur on the fourteensh day Of Jun fS1s.
 4 resolution was adopted calling. for the re-norlirzEion of Wilson for reelection as president and trusted leader Of the national democracy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
REMEMBER THE BIG PARTY

Don't n1iss the progressive whist party that the Eagle Ladies are going to give Wednesday evening in the old Fields Store adjoining the Customs HOGse- The play will start al S-3O sharp, prizes will be awarded and refreshments served all for the graaIl sum of g cents. You are cordially invited to attend.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
BRITISH OFFICIALS SPY ON
 MYSTERIOUS HOUSE"

CLEVELAND, Dec. TIA myster- ious building on Cleveland Heights has been under watch of six British secret service men for weeks. On the report of these agents the Brit ish ambassador made the assertion in Washington that the Germans were storing big quantities of am munitions in that house. This "mys- terious house" which is now nearly completed, is believed by the British embassy to be designed as cen- tral storehouse for ammunition.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
MINNESOTA BEING BROUGHT
 BACK

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s-A wireless message received here this morning states that one steamer and one tug had reached the steam CT Minnesose and would take her in tow and bring her here at once. She was found helpless as reported
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
BERNSTORFF Is SAID TO
 HAVE ACQUIESCED

WASHINGTON, Dee. S-It was circulated today that before the Secretary reqafested Germany to re- call Captains Boy-Ed and Peper, naval and military attaches, re- spectively, he consulted with am- bassador Bernstorff who acquisced in the request. As both were ap- pointees of the Kaiser himself, the secretary deemed it advisable to devulge his intended action to the representative of Germany.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
AN AMERICAN
 SHIP ATTACKED
FIRED UPON BY AN AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE BUT ESCAPED
 WITH ONE KILLED

WASHINGTON, Dec. s-The State Department today received advices that the American steamer Fetrolite had been fired upon by an Austrian submarine, killing one man. After long race, the steam CT escaped.
 The incident, the report says oc- cured Friday off the Island of Crete. No reason is assigned fos the submarines action.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
PROVED 4 FALSE REPORT

ROME. Dse- S-A 6isvztch j1sz received says thai the tanker Com -uzic1e- 41 A-srSezz steamer. wzs znk En the MssizEsyrznesn sea zszr To-1zk. dy 2 s1b-arIns- Tls fzre cf the crew is mt given
 Lzfer=Tha tanker CczzE1z-5g7za Las 5zS1 reported having arrived a. AieEzdrsz szf-iF-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
DANCE AT RED MANS HALL

A general invitation is issued to attend a dance given by L. H. Kubley, in honor of his bride, Friday evening at the Red Mems Hall. Lawrence has instructed us to invite everybody so it will be your own fault if you miss this good time. Refreshments served. fSigned) THE BUNCH.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
EMBARGO PUT ON
 GREECE AGAIN

PARIS. Dee -Tas eu.snsa F,5Esrs crzzi5sr Greece iz taking t1o lo-E so rstzs.c1 upon the zzswer so thssr 6s-z-15.s and hz7as 5s.ci5ed t7 apply again tEs eeozs1zie r-szS1-ss whit1 1e-e Gsss5 wi9z szch etta.4 2 fortnight ago sa7s the FiEzao-
 The newspaper declares orssrs have been givsz pr'olaf5itirz the 6epsr1z-e frg-n allied ports cf aM sLius zs7a ezrg0.s consigned t1 Crssc7 and stopping iu-s=esias=.v tts load-z 0E Greek vsss.sIs---
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
NURSES BETRAYER
 HANGS HIMSELF

AMSTERDAM, Dec -6-Th 2 French soldier whose confession to the German military authorities led to the arrest of Miss Edith Cavell, the English nurse, whom the Ger mans executed at Brussels, commit ted suicide daw or two aga by hanging himself in military prison. according to late report.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
BASKETBALL GAME THURSDAY

Metlakahtla and Ketchikan will meet for their first game of the season Thursday evening at 8 pm, and good treat is promised the basketball fans.
 The Rink will be heated and. made comfortable Come out and root for the boys. 2t.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
IS FORWARDED
IN REAR OF ALLIES LINES IN BELGIUM. NO GREAT
 DAMAGE Is REPORTED

HAyRE. Des- S-one of the al- hes hospitals In the rear of ths fighting lines in Belgium was bOs1s- ssrae3 yesterday by German aero- plans They were driven awas however. before much damage was done
 The allies planes rose and gave chase. but failed 10 bring them down
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08

PETROGRAD, Dec. Sowing to the prohibition by the government Of the drinking of vodka and other alcoholic beverages the people have taken to consuming cologne water, which is pure but power ful spirit. The government is talk ing the strongest measures to put stop to the increasing practice.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
ATTENTION MOOSE

On account of the meeting hav- ing been postponed for the past two weeks, it is earnestly request ed that as many attend tonight as possi0Ie- Business of importance.
 T. L. CAUGHREAN, v.D.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
MOVEMENT OF BOATS
Northbound

Northbound Al-Ki, Friday 10th. Admiral Farragut, Friday, 10th. Jefferson, Friday 10th. Despatch, Sunday 18th. Princess Sophia, Monday, 18th.
 Southbound Admiral Evans, Monday 18th. Jefferson,y Tuesday 14th.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
LANSING WILL
 GIVE ANSWER
TO GERMANY THAT RECALL OF BOY-ED AND VON PAPEN
 WAS NECESSARY

WASHINGTON, Dec. sc r. many's request for the reason that lead to the demand for the recall Of Captain Boy-Ed and Captain von Pepen was embodied into Secretary Lansing's reply this morning. The secretary says that their pernicious activities left the United States nc alternative.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
SENATOR sULZER GOES HOME

Senator Sulzer and family who have been in Ketchikan for several days waiting for boat to take them to the West Coast, finally got away for home last night on the steamer Senator.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
GOES TO MEET HIS CHIEF

BERLIN. Dsc- S-ChancellOr voe HoIlweg. Jeff today for the Kaiser headquarters for 8 cozsuEta7iCn be fore he delivers his intended SneecR before shs RsichsEsE-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
CHILDREN DIE OF HUNGER

ATHENS, Ds,. &P15iic opinins. Tee-izg toxz-s eha fullest ze- csgersss cf 1ts ds-szLs of Ske en- zszse po==rs While shs gUTsrn- zezs E hssi1z1zzg h framing lss repIE Sh11szr5s If refugees are ar irving al FT1sz-z zf1sr 9rzrzvszg llruzza t1e 6=ep zew trgzn Msn. azsi-- All tzli6inrs ara ergE5ei and hundreds are wisz1z4 szezszz C1fli-e- srs dying fr1-1 h-nger and eE1cs-ys-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08
CEREMONIAL MEETING

The Camp Fire Girls will hold ceremonial meeting tonight at the home of the Guardian, at 7:31 sharp. All members should attend.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08

LOS ANGELES. Dec -Me Mzuigaf. the star. witness for the United States in the case os Sch-zsiss, charged with conSuiraev Tn th= hlo~ng up of the Los Angeles Times buIIdfr.5 sorne EearS aEo and who is now on trial wii appear On the stand today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08

KTEF. Dec -The @Kief Fetch er L2vrz~ eaurvf- o1a cf Russia's greatest and most saer=i es5ifFceS has been stripped of all it's trsas- Gres- ThsT have been trznsraiEss.s for safe keeping to another plzee In South Russsa-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-08

The PraEssssTs-1sFas- -Es- Ber 10
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11
Let's See the Other Hand"

Ne. must see them both he said
firmly.
Well. there. then. and she thrust
forward an empty hand
You dropped something behind
you. cried the toorwalker. triumph.
antly
You have too many eyes" she
pouted stopping to pick up what
she had dropped II proved to be a
valentine, and the fioorwalker snick-
cred
"Joye' thought that by the time
a girl got to be twenty plus she was
over that kind OF toolishness
"A girl is never too old TO enjoy
being made love to, she retorted.
and in fact. the older she gets the
more she likes il
Regardless OF who does the love
making. suppose"
oh. no. she has her preferences. of
course. and after awhile, perhaps. she
gets to have preference She
paused and glanced AT the noorwalker.
but he was absorbed in the valentine
And she always enjoys well-put
compliment
Always? Now have known girls
TO snap you of. and tell you not to be
silly, and to declare that they hated
soft fellows
That's because YOU didn't pay your
compliment at the right time. at the
psychological moment, so to speak
she replied. You probably told them
how pretty they looked when they
were rugged out in their oldest clothes.
preparatory to doing sonse houseclean-
ing. Now. you should never try TO
jolly a girl unless she can really fiat
ter herself that there may be some
truth in what you say. after all Never
miss an opportunity like the first
wearing of new dress to tell her
what a charmer she is. and don't let
the occasion slip by on which she
wears that favorite pink waist OF hers
In other words. catch her In the
mood"
Il thought you just said that a girl
always liked to be made love TO-" the
fioorwalker objected.
She withered him with glance
But she has other things to think OF.
once in awhile. silly. except being
made love to. Once a year, you know,
In Lent she gets very religious. and
centers hel mind on things not OF
The world. As you value her aRec-
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11
RECEIVERS SALE
of Bottling Plant.

Under and by virtue of the authority
in us vested as Receivers of the Sip
Bottling Corporation and under and by
virtue of the authority conferred upon
US by decree of the Chancery Court
of Shelby County, Tennessee, in the
case of Nj. A. Chambers VS. Sip Bot
ling Corporation No 1855 X. D. of
said Court. which said decree was en-
tered in said cause on the 23rd day of
December, 1914, and under and by viz
tue of the authority conferred upon US
by decree of the Chancery Court Of
Phillips County, Arkansas. entered in
the case of M. A. Chambers VS.. Sip
Botting Corporation in that Court we
will, on the Goth day of February. 1918,
within legal hours, at the plant of the
Sip Bottling Corporation. located at
Dermott. Arkansas, sell to the highest
bidder for cash. at public cutlery all of
the property and effects of the said Sip
Bottling Corporation located at Der
mott, Arkansas. together with all the
equipment used in connection with said
plant or appurtenant th>eto. The said
property to be sold consists of the fol
lowing articles: | Majic Garhonator.
Foot Power Bottling Machine, / 2hp.
Gasoline Engine. l No. Lynn Filter
Spindle Washing Machine. Wooden
Vat, Bottle Soaker, Line shafting,
pulley. betting. etc, y TT Gas hose.
6 Ft Syrup Hose, Brass faucets. 4
large stone Jars, Pr Platform
scales. Pr. Platform trucks, Go
Gallon Storage Tank. 45O 4 boz Ship
ping Cases. 300 boz. City Cases
POO CIR. :. OF. Bottles, | Electric Light
Meter, Gas. Syrups, Extracts. Soda
Water caps. etc.
Lamar Heiskel.
j Wise Brown
It Receivers.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11
AMONG COLORED PEOPLE

Items of interest among colored
people should be left at the Palace
Drug Store or at this office.
See n good show at the Alex.
Mrs. Fanny Doles of Hurds is guest
of Mrs. Susie Johnson
Geo. Griffin renewed his subscription
last week. He says to keep it com
ing y
Mrs. f. J. Fisher of Lorenzen. Miss.
is here visiting her daughter. Mrs. l..
c. Smith
Mrs. Alice Hubbard of Dumas is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Susie
Johnson.
Miss Florence Jameson, who is teach
ing at Winchester. spent Sunday here
with home folks.
A concert will be given Friday night
at the Baptist Academy by the gram
mar school department.
Rev. Y. w. Williams, missionary for
this district preached Sunday night at
st. Paul Baptist Church.
Miss Emma ?. Coleman returned
Monday from Eudora. where she visited
her father, W ". Coleman.
Miss Theresa Johnson of Greenville.
Miss, was the guest of Miss Jessie +
hampton few days last week ~
Rev. Abraham Of birmingham. Ala.
spent Sunday in Dermott and delivered
an address to the First Baptist Sunday
School.
Rev J l. johnson of Montrose has
been elected pastor of st. Paul Baptist
Church. of which Rev l. {. Smith re-
Gently resigned as pastor
Rev s. l. Franklin was called to
lIurds last Sunday and lie requests his
members to be present next Sunday
morning at Holland : Chapel
The pupils and teachers of Dupree
Seminary gave an entertainment last
night at Dukes Auditorium Mrs.
Sadye b. Jones pianist was in charge
DEPUTY Grand Counsellor s. K.
Springer OF Mariana Is here this week
in the interest OF the Courts Of Calan-
thia He viii conduct a rally here next
Monday.
LII ~
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11
Warning Order.

In Chicot Chancery Court
Clarence +. Hunt.
Thomas J. Hunt and
Leon Hunt. Plaintiffs.
vs. No 2761
W f. Owens,
+. McFadden, and
W K Hall. Defendants,
The defendant, W T. Hall. is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days ana answer the complaint
of the plaintiffs. Clarence 7. Hunt.
Thomas j Hunt and Leon Hunt or
the same will be taken as confessed
This 9TH day of January. 1918
Gaines Merritt,
Chancery Clerk.
fSEALl f. G.. II.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11

you wouldn't think Of talking like that
And ! still say that the expression
doesn't matter; it's the thought be-
hind II that counts. And even II .
man ceases to pay you compliments,
that doesn't go to prove that he
doesn't still care for you. Still Wa
ter runs deep. you know
The hoorwalker shrugged his shout
ders. Il always said there was No
arguing with . woman. A woman
convinced against heS wili--you know
The rest"
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11

tied me- Why, l feel all right
Whats that you've got behind
YOU" the toorwalker interrupted.
That? On, that's nothing Just an
exchange slip to be signed, she re
piled sHbly. bringing her right hand
forward as proof Of her assertion
Let me see the other hand, sug-
Eested the hoorwalker
Won't one hand do she parted
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11
BY julian de kestel, Hankin

ton, don't attempt to make love to
her in the penitential season But
you may start in again bright and
early Easter morning Also. don't make
love to her just after she has decided
upon her career She'll get over that
in time. but you must let the malady
run its course.
Il suppose these times you have
been telling me about are just eXcep-
tons To the rule
THE exceptions which prove the
rule. you mean. she corrected \
girl ENJOYS being made love to, but
her moods are never to be depended
on
.. Except on ST. Valentines day he
put in
Except on st. Valentines day, she
echoed. gazing sentimentally at the
valentine Such a beautiful senti-
ment--
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11

or love that lives from year to year .
Rubbish pronounced the floor
walker And you mean to tell me
that that is the kind of stuff girls
like"
Why not she asked. with touch
OF defiance. Its not so much the
way in which il is expressed, as 1t
is in the thought which lies behind
II
Thought, fddlesticks, Probably
came from some kind Of vapid mind
that never knew any real thoughts.
Why don't YOU know what this kind
OF stun is WORTH"
How should know flippantly I
don't run magazine.
He PAID no attention to this remsrk.
continuing his discourse as if moth
ing had happened. It's nothing hpt
conventional rubbish. and doe. E
mean any more than the things i
young fellow is expected to say and
does say between the dances II
doesn't mean any more than what a
man SAYS under the influence of
music and moonlight or. for that mat
ter, any more than what n girl insinu-
ates with her eyes when she knows
she is looking particularly we'll LIS
bred in the bone to BE- foolish and SEN
timental Al certain stages % the game,
and W Just cant help it
Il I'll q
she murmured, her eyes still on the
valentine. Don't people ever mean
what they say"
Yes. but even after he has pro
posed YOU mustn't expect him to keep
TO the same state OF ardent wooing
all the TIM. Before YOU are married
he will tell YOU that when YOU dance
you are AS light as a feather. but aft.
erward he Will tell YOU that YOU are
like a ton OF coal He will swear that
your every wish shall be his. and you
will find the cold reality TO be the
necessity OF Bringing to him. For
awhile nothing will be too good for
you. and then YOU will suddenly wake
up 10 the fact that ne is the head
OF the house. and that YOU are merely
part Of the furniture. As II were |
tell YOU. a girl is foolish II she pays
any particular attention to these val
entines or To the VOWS that lovers
MAKE before marriage
The girl behind the counter set her
lips in an obstinate line You are
Jealous. that = what's the matter with
Won. She declared II you weren l.
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11

Rooms for rent, furnished or un
furnished Mrs, ID. Stiglar
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11
VOWSqnd
VALENTINES
49, ~

GOD morning. said the floor
walker. leaning over the coun-
ter in order to be better able
to talk to the girl behind it
How do YOU feel on this low
ers day Ell
She looked up with a start,
and hastily hid her hands be.
hind her. Nv. how YOU star
The Dermott news., 1915-02-11

"'Nl day long. sweet Valentine,
sing u tell this love of mine,
Accept this heart. a token. dear,
OF love that lives from year Ia year
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-17

Washington, d. c.. Dec. 15.-The
green bug" otherwise known as the
spring grain aphis. has made its ap-
pearance in Tennessee, Texas. Okla
homa. Kansas and New Mexico. Far
mare are urged by the United States
Department of Agriculture to watch
their fields carefully for spots where
the pest is aboundant and the wheat
plants change to red or yellow color.
Such spots or areas should be immed-
lately plowed under and rolled. or
IL stray is abundant, this should be
spread over the spots and burned.
The danger OF a serious outbreak in
the coming spring will depend upon
weather conditions between this and
April /.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-17
DURANT NOW
HAS A TANLAC
AGENCY

The remarkable new preparation,
known generally as the Master Med
icine," which has created such aston
Using results in the East and Middle
West, will be distributed in Durant
by the Corner Drug Store exclusively.
The Tanlac man said:
Probably the most distressing
and prevalent disease to which we
Americans are heirs is Catarrhal af-
fections of the mucous membranes
causes of dyspepsia. Bright's disease
and kindred disorders. We are re-
ceiving daily statements from some
of the most prominent people in the
country who have found relief by
the use of Tanlac for such troubles
Call at the orner Drug Store and
secure a bottle OF Tanlac for. stom-
ach. liver, kidney. bowels or catarr-
hal affections. (Ad)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-12-17

The worst cases. no matter OF how long stapdiux.
are cured BY the wondeffhh old reliable br
Porter's Antiscptic HenfaE on. IT relieves
'ain and Heals a. the sanie tifne. sc. soc $40