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The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Twenty carloads of zinc ore were shipped from this district during the month of April. amounting to GOO tons. or 100000 pounds sterling, accord ing to figures just compiled by H. W. Willeu, tho pioneer ore buyer of the North Arkansas field
 A conservative estimate of the cash value of last months zinc ore pro- duction is placed at S30.000 or Sl.00o for each day in the month. The pre- Nailing price for high grade ora during the month was $65 a ton, and $50 is taken as a fair average per ton for the months output Top grades are now worth S75.
 Heavier arrivals of ore thaN has yet been experienced is the rule at tho railroad for shipment Numerous new enterprises have entered the list of active operators recently The Red Cloud mine recently bought at public sale for S66.OOO. has passed to the con- trol of Oklahoma operators. who arc starting work This mine has a 200 ton mill and tunnel l.oo0 feet into the mountain. from the headings of which the mill is plentifu.ly supplied.
 The daily arrival of practical mine operators from other fields inquiring for property testify the interest which thc Arkansas field is creating abroad. The little town of Rush, where tho greatest activity is manifest presents che air Of real mining boom town. The fifty or more houses. cabins and shacks are occupied by f9mtlics of men who are working either For wages or operating iu q small Wa on yaeir own account Not less thao 25 tents in the same camp are occupied, while almost daily arrivals of newcomer, are camping Tn wagons and under brush arbnrs
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

with wreath Of rose foliage against a background of ribbon with a narrow border in black Little June roses are set In the wreath The ribbon band ls extended into sash ends at the back, Near the brim little cluster of roses is tied into the sash with a bow The coloriug is pale pink with the narrow black border of the ribbon and dark. natural green ot the foliage adding depth and character The roses are shaded and deeper Tn tone than the body of the hat
 JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27
Dottnd Chiffon Gown,

Chiffon figured in large polka dots of contrastin; color is used for some very smart looking frocks. but mod. els of such pronounced material must be very graceful and conservative of line and utterly without elaboration A good examp.e of such treatment is frock of sand color chiffon polka dotted largely In dark blue.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Maj Gen. J R Gibbons. commander of the Arkansas Division of the Unit ed Confederate Veterans, announced two additions to his staff which will attend the Confederate reunion to be held at Richmond. Va. on June l to 2. inclusive The additions are Miss Norma Hutton of Little Rock. herald. and Miss Louisa Boone oC Lonoke maid Of honor who replaces Miss Bes- sic Trimhle resigned
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

Greatly reduced prices paid for Ar kansas cattle on the hig markets oa account of the cattle tick in the state has called attention anew to the tick eradication campaign wpieb was naugurated ty tho last legislature. The recent statement ot Col ] 1A Little after ais sale at St Louis. that he would have receive E. addi ttenal Dor head if the cattle had ben out of the quarantine district shows the value Of dipping vats.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The first official visitation and In spection under the recently enacted lr= spoctton law was made at MeRa, wH n Sheriff II W Finger accompanied t" County Health officer C r. Dunman. inspected St Joeeph's Academy, fol. lowing the presentation Of a petition asking that an inspection be made To report of the inspection mas as vet been filed
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

No fertilizer tax money has been ro- ceived at the state treasury since May s. The total amount received during the first three days of May Nas $1S750 Officials Cay the decline |, partially due to the rush of the fss, tilizer season being ended end partly to the fact that no inspection ot for tilizer is being mado because of tAe failure of the legislature to appropriate for the salaries and expenses If ia spectors The amount received since January is approximately St50o less than during the correspondias period last year.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

John M Davis. state bank commits sioner, and J. D Covey. deputy com missioner, left for Oakland. cal. to attend the meeting of the National As- sociation of Supervisors of state Ranks. MT Davis Will speak on sThe First Years Administration of the Arkansas State Bank Law Both will return June 5.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Acting upon instructions from the War Department. eight officers of tho medical corps of the Arkansas Ma tional Guard and eight noncommis- stoned officers of the hospital corps left for san Antonio, to attend a camp of instructions
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

More thau sl5oo0 in stata warrants Nas been received hy the s.ate traas H5er THe s6erid of Clarh couatv rUd m SI2"53 14. and the sheriff ef Sebaetiaa county. S3IS> 6f rath set dement's Were accownauied by an'- tay,ts that tho warrants were pu- where warrants are uaed to pay state taNFs
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Moral and financial support for the long proposed Fort Smith Fayetteville road was promised by Judge c. A Starhird, county judge of Crawford county. at meeting of the Twin Ci. ties Auto Club.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27
Stamps now has a soap factory.

Work on the rightofway of the proposed Ozark Railroad. 10 operate sas. and Springfield. Mo, will be be gun by June 1. according to Judge K c. Love of Mountain Home, a men- ber of the last legislature.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Au order recently issued hy the Ar kansas Railroad Commission may prove of aroa. bepcat to NrkaHsas trWer- ju the state, accardus Co 1c~au H. Page, commissioner of mines, manufactures and agriculture The order materially reduces the freia'd charge. of ground limestone. prod uct extensively used on certain kinds of eoll
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

T would like to recover by next Christmas enough back taxes and state lands to pay oG the states indebted noss. said Representative Jo John son of Fort Smith appointed hy Gov eruar Hays as one of the assistants To the attorney general iu recovering such property If could get all that belongs to the state, and believe In tae end shalI. the amour, would he more than enough
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27
R. R. COMMISSION
 PLANS RATE FIGHT
WILL ASK TIME TO PREPARE
 DATA WHEN CASES ARE CALLED MAY 29.
WILL CONFER WITH COUNSEL
j p. Streepew Assistant to Attorney General Moose, May Represent
 the State
Little Rock

iAtAit' aA.'N
 Every effort will be made to thwart the efforts of the Iron Mountain, Rock Island and other railroads which are asking az injunction from the federal court against the iWoaenI pas4euseE rate according to member. ot tas Arkansas Railroad Commission
 When the cases eaun#uH a @-z Paul we saal ask tae ee#t ta sfFe us all extension of tune toe oare au= ditienal data" Commission r E r.. Mckmeht. nrUher sald tte extension t- refused VI snail atsount to have tae court grant t.a iamaetsaa oE tHe subsidiary HHa~ ou'H .eaNIn" the tvo-eeut rate 0 at oa &e main lines NF shall fight tass~ cases and the ie6t cases ta tHe end Tae tariffs put into effect au 1sa Frisco and the kaHsas eIty Southern arr without reason both as te rates and methods No through shipments TT" made at through rates aHd t.is results in many cases \ -hIpm IT from Little Rock to BcQuaeu goes at short HGtA IdlCN Nvstl f+ttU iili5. NttAN t.tA4f''4A.' 1t. instead of at through rate for tht full distance This makes all increase of lt5 per cent
 It is probable that l. F Streepane assistant to Attorney General W L. Moose. Will represent the state al tha hearings in st Paul NH 2> JudFo Joseph M uu of Fort Sltta. Wac was chief attorney for the fate in th" rate litigation several wears aea has declined to take active part n tac case. lie will come to Little Rock to confer with the commission IH aH at# visory capacity It is probable that II. Nj Gregory, rate clerk for tae=cam= mission. Will assist jH the freeht h. junction cases TIe=Vj.j be n St Loal~ on business for the commission next week and may go fVm there 10 st Paul
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The work of me ronr crews aplns preliminary survey work far uet roads heinz built under the direction of the state !iieHway Department has teen sa great that engineers ot tae department have been unable to keep I'D the work Of drafting and making specifications from the surveyors rutek
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The State Highway Department will send a surveying crew to Randolph county to survey 30 miles of road in a road district to be organized under the Alexander law
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The state tax commission viii mall to all county asses-ars in the @tata within few days letter urging tlesu to assess all property m fhe stata, both real and personal at 5e per cent of it's actual marketable value I'll" letter calls attention to tbe fact that, ewing to the depressed financial con oition, the assessments are likely 10 fall below normal unless care + taken fin making out the valuations. The a. sessors are instructed to follow out the law requiring them 10 ap2raiso al pieces at land and rot to leave the assessing of real estate to tHe county board of equalization, a- has been the custom
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Gov. Hays appointed George F Jackson of Little Rock a member of the state board of eclectic medical examiners, to succeed Sam C. Boyce of Little Rock, All other members of the board were reappointed
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Frank L. Gregg. former president of the local Chamber of Gommere" and tho Mountain Park Land Com pany. fled zmts in the Pulaski Chan cery Court to restrain the Chamber of Commerce from investing SS0.0oo III another steamboat to operate on the Arkansas River between Ltttle Rock and Memphis
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

A special train of day coaches, chair cars, standard and tourist sleepers with dining car service, will leave Little Rock for the Confederate re- union at S:30 o'clock Sunday night. May 30. for Richmond. via the Iron Mountain. Frisco and Seaboard Air Line.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The general revenue fund received s4.500 in cash from Marion County. but the amount was immediately taken up by warrants The sheriff of the same county paid s450O into the com mon school fund and S1.O00 into tho pension fund
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Many apple trees in the fruit grow ing section of Arkansas have been SC verely damaged by blight this season
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The fortyth,rd annual couclave of tho Knights Templars of Arkansas closed with a banquet given by the Mammoth Springs commandery undc- the auspices of the ladies of the Chris tian Church Two hundred and fifty covers were spread
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Tbo Pine aluG city Council adopted an ordinance imposing street tax of S3 per Wear on ail males between the axes of tweuty-one and forty five Alderman Well "as tho only membor of the council to vote against tho measure. I'll" tax was made ncces- sary by the loss ot saloon license A street commissioner will be elected
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

All crorts to nrd w F Bradley, for short time editor of the Monroe County Sun at Clarendon, have been futile lie has been missing for sey- cral months and countryside search has led to no word from him
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Justice Vandevanter of Washington Arkansas Supreme Court to send to the Supreme Court for review the ease in which Caldwell X Drake, con tractors for constructing new capitol at Little Rock, sued state off ciaIs for damages in being deprived of possession of the uncompleted building in 1909.
 The contractors assert the Patter- son and Oldham laws. by which new contractors were authorized, are un- constitutional
 The controversy between Caldwell X Drake and former state officials, dates back to 1905 although the suit for $250,000 in which the writ of err TOT was granted was not instituted until 1909 The defendants are George W Donashey former governor, John | Moore Of Helena, Charles L. Thomp- son and H l.. Remmel of Little Rocn and R f Foster of Cleveland county all members of the Capitol Commits sion appointed in 1909 The contrac- tors lost the case in the Arkansas Stu areme Court
 Tbe constitution of Arkansas pro. vida5 that inc state cannot be defend ant in d. sujt and lbe members of the Capitol Commission War" made de fetante l- individuals Ous of the principal questions te be decided is whether tHey 4~ stats officials were Hab.e fer damages resulting from of 9etd' lets
 Tha contract for tbe construction of tae Hn4 capitol building was awarded t1 Caldwell X Drake 1n
 aoa Rum= the session of me Iao5 leala,atere when an effort wa made ta secure additional appropriation for Car@lns eu tbe Warh charges oH hrtl~ ers wore Hgde and member gf ae .eet=aaure Was sent to tae pe0tau- t1rT on the charge of accepting A hrIhe from the contractors.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

John w. Crockett, who was appoint cd revenue agent several months ago by Commissioner of Internal Revenue Osborne, sent his resignation to Wash tngton.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

TEe suprame court passed upon an Important ease lHvelvHe tae re~honsi- hdir1 for lenz distance telephone calls. Tka eo5-t .a substance hefd that tha persu" renting 1he telephone was Pc
 pauahte irrespective ot Vhether hc has approved it aud that ttc reruza. uaus compelling renters ef tetepaares ta sfaa responsible 8as rea#oaaHe. and tHat fhe telephone companies have d risht to enforce II
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The Pine Bluff ard Arkansas River Railroad He'd notice in the United States nlstrlet Court that it will asH an jHmecttou against the enforcement ot tae 2-eeut passenger rate in the United States Court at St Paul May -N tHe date set Tor the hearing pt Dc Gaoos from the Frisco and Kansas tlE Southern railroads for permanent in5uactious aeMa-t tae uezs tariff of the Arkaa@g# Railroad Cammi= ion
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Everett < Burt of Hutchinson. Kan. were awarded the contract by the board of improvement to construct tho new Siloam Springs sewerage svs. lem at a cost slightly ln excess of $40 0QQ Work will commence at once
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The Hartzell Handle Company. a Memphis concern. surrendered its Ar kansas charter
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

John Haag who recently came to Newton County from California. has bought so acres of land and will raise raisins Mir. Haag has had experience in the raisin belt of California
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Hogs valued at more than s4.oOo were seld at Hardy when tanners of this section observed Hog Day" and brought all porkrrs to town that were ready for market The highest price paid was yd.%5 per hundred pounds. Three carloads of hogs were shipped IS n result Of the sale
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Several farmers near Arkadelphia are abandoning cotton altogether.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Commencement exercises at Hen drix College of Conway. including tho annual conference for minister's. will extend from June 6 to June F
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Tho high freight rates recently put into effect by the Frisco railroad are said to be responsible for the closing Of all but one of the Central Coal and Coke Company's mines at Huntington
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

A plant for the manufacture of con crete bricks and concrete blocks has been established al Glenwood.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The Grand Lodge Knights ot Pythias elected James $. Mcdonnell. grand chancellor: ]. l.. Goodbar, grand vice chancellor, Charles A. narland. grand prelate. George J Gray. masterat. arms. and Frank Hartry, grand outor guard Pine BluT won the 1916 con. vention.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The operation of the Wiegel rock crusher by the State Highway Depart. ment probably will be resumed within week or 10 days
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The Arkansas Railroad Commis- sion issued an order permitting an increase in passenger rates on tho Memphis, Dallas < Gulf Railroad. which operates between Hot Springs and TeXarkana
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The comptroller of the currency has approved the application of I. T. Howard. I r. Applcgate. A Moore, w F.. kefauver and W. A Miller. to organize the American National Bank of Rogers, Ark. with capital of S5O. GOO.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The executive committees of tho State Farmers Union of Arkansas has just closed two days meeting at At kins and audited the books of J. II. Fry. state secretary and found them to he in good shape Little Rock was selected as the next place of meeting. the first Tuesday in August
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Judge V c. Bratton has cherry grove near Baker which will yield g. 90 gallons of cherries this year.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

F E Eslinger and wife of Berry. vile have started on trip fin their automobile by way of Kansas City. Denver. santa Fe san Diego and then on to tho fair at san Francisco. stop ping and visiting their relatives along the road
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

James N Rabbit of Washington, n. C., representing the Bureau of the Census. arrived in Little Rock for the purpose of compiling statistics of mu- uicipal finance for the past year
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The storm which damaged Dell, Mississippi county. recently. cleared q part of farm near Dell It blew down l22 trees on one small farm
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

O F Mckenzie of Pine Hun sold 10 F. Betram Pike 5000 acres in lief fcrson and Grant counties for ST 000 or Sli % DOT acre Thirty thousand dollars cash was paid.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The ladies of Warren have formed a Charity Board to take care of the needy in Warren and vicinity and to see that only the needy are cared for.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

F H. Mccormack of Malvern was appointed Arkansas agent of the Wis consin and Arkansas Lumber Com pany.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The mill and electric power plant o' the Rosehoro lumber mill. near Amity burned causing sI5o,00O los5 and throwing l50 mcu out of employ ment.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Ten thousand black bass from the government fish hatchery at Nam. moth Spring have been put in tho Ouachita river al Philadelphia.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

Helena is to put on motorcycle po- liceman for the purpose of breaking automobile speeding in the city limits
The Dermott news., 1915-05-27

The Maxwell Investment Company. a Missouri corporation. will enter the state and establish an office in Little Rock according to papers filed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
OHIO SIDE MINER
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
GEORGE PLUNKETT SHOOTS sEIE
NEAR HEART MONDAY
MORNING
Condition Critical. Although physI
clans Say He Has . Chance to
Recovcr-Cause Not known

De pondency. owing to his inability
TO secure work. caused George PLUMB
Off, o. miner Co attempt suicide yester-
day near his home south Of Beuaire.
by shooting himself ln the left eide.
with a 81 ralbra revolver The buI.
Ief entered the body near tho hra-f
bot fortunately lld not touch any vital
Fpof Or ID " Hoonn was summoned
and rendered medical aid Tho physf.
clan stated IHrf UIghf that rrfraH
complications developed DO Will 70
cover Relatives 81 tho man stated
yesterday that pluukpft had worked
n' mining HI h.a lIfr fr haH been
I' NJ work since the miners strike
.HirrF year ago. and fhIH com bfnar
win o. Hpr0Iufunnf in love affafr
H attributed al tho cause OF Hfa a.
tempt Hf coli. destruction About ono
year $40 IIuukrft wn. with on acct
dent .u The mine. Ir which be- was anI.
rIuFef. receiving severe blow on
'ne head. from FIIrr Do never mHv
recovered. ard .HIafIVrr believe this
may have prompted bic attempt fo
400 himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
DlLLONVALE LETTER THIEF
ARRESTED BYINSPECTORS
GERMAN CUB.
(cOauaa.a IRON mrs p.x..,

mine on F1amborough head but her
crew was rescued.
Russian Fleet Active.
outside % the sinking OF these
steamers the only events OF impor-
saAsv. news OF ~u1Cn MAS received
curing the day, were the renewal OF
ACTIVITY BY the Russian Black sea
neet which bOmbaruec the forts on
the bospnorus. and the announcement
IRON eftrogTad that the Baltic .eet
hac been reinforced BY modern fiEnt-
ING units. presumably dreadnaugnts
which were built IN Russian yards
The battles for rae Carpathian
passes are proceeding with ever in
creSsing violence. The Russians are
IN complete possession OF the western
passes and are advancing into Hun
gary. but the eastern passes remain in
the hands OF the Germanic allies wao.
however. are being strongly pressed
oy their reinforced Adversaries.
The situation IL unchanged in East
GaIicia and Bukowina In North Po-
land the Germans claim TO have
driven the Russians from TaurogKen.
which they stormed
In the west. the mine warfare con
tnues. without any important changes
IN the positions OF the two armies.
AT the request OF the shipyard own
ers the British chancellor OF the ex-
cheQuer has promised 70 submit to
the cabinet proposal 10 prohibit the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors In Great
Britain during the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
IMPORTANT RULING
Court Holds Physical Property Of
Methodist Church 10 Not Under
Jurisdiction Of Conference.

CHICAGO. March Pa ruling that
the physical property OF a Methodist
church Is under the control OF the
church and not under the Jurisdiction
OF the Methodist church conference
was upheld by the appellate court
here today.
The ruling was In the case OF the
Rock River conference against the
Trinity Methodist Epriscopal church.
The conference presented the claim
that Il had complete Jurisdiction over
all Methodist churches properly on
the ground that IL was a correctional
organization. TIE appellate court up
held the superior court. which main
tanned tie distinction between a Meth
odist church and a Methodist church
buQdinz
The decision Affects more than thir-
" thousand Methodist churches in
the United States, the aggregate value
o fwhose reas estate holdings Is more
than f3O.OOOO0O according to Emil
Wetten, OF cousehl for the church.