The Dermott news., 1916-08-24

It Pine Buil two years ago. Dr. C. II. Trough, Democratic nominee for gov. eruor. wifi also advocate the adoption of the bill when he takes the stump in the interest of the Democratic ua tjoual and state ticket this fall It is generally conceded that the proposed bill will be adopted at the November election by large majority.
 BRIEFLY RELATED.
 Charles N Holimau Methodist min tster and farmer of Social Hill, who was arrested hy federal officers for violation of the Mann white slave act was released from the Pulaski Couu " tail at Ljttlo Rock. Holliman left at once for Soc.al Hull "to make peace with his family" as he explained it to federal officers and JaiIor Evans.
 The Rev Frank W Gee. of the Capt tol View Church at Little Rock. has been granted waiver 10 become chaplain of the First Arkansas lufaa- try. according to word received from tho War Department. n" Rev Mr Gee was disqualified because or hls aee Epon solicitation of militia of aeers and ministers waiver Was ob= tained
 r. M Edwards ef tae Haztias5 In dustr.al Company of GHfeaeo k orr
 
 E2rsn. The neW plant Mil b. pcae,i- caly owned hy local men and ~iu haye a capacity Of about 500 COWS Tho matter is being pushed by 'ae Chamber of Commerce..
 Marvin ravors. 13 years old of Tnrlard. was instantly killed en fho farm his uncle. L-E4tars. wgSt-of town. wh,u q hgrntes ,rae fsll and struck him Mir rators Was burning the trees and brush to clear new ground
 A mass meeting at Lake Village it was decided to build 47 miles of pike roads iu Chseat cauuty under the Alexander road law. Tac road will extend from near ncrmott. in the northern portion of the country south through Lake Village to tae Louisiana line.
 Vim. ! Leo is starting to install n hub mill al Mountain View. A site covering three acres has been pur- chased and work of building the mill will start at once. There is a large available supply of timber near here to supply the min for many years.
 \ jury in Circuit Court al Paris gave William Morgan. deaf mute of this city, SL500 damages against the Arkansas Central railroad for iun- ries sustained in being struck hy a gasoline motor ear of the company. He sued for Sl5ooo
 In charging the Grand Jury at the opening ot the Lafayette Circuit Court at Lewisvillc, Judge George k. Haynie called attention to sabbath breaking by merchants who keep open on sunday Both the criminal and civil dockets are light.
 Fire of unknown origin destroyed an ironclad hay barn and contents al tho plant of the Westhrook Grain and Milling Company. Third and Indiana in, ,,F sS.o00. partially covered hy insurance
 Two more cars of poultry mas been shipped from Rogers 10 New York city and two cars from the Grove branch of the Frisco.
 T F Tolson brought the first bale of cotton of the 1916 crop to England and sold it to Morris X High for l6 cents pound.
 A pho. ograph of the family of Mrs, J. A McCuistion of near Guy, which was blown away during the recent storm, was located recently in Stone county. about l05 miles from Guy. Numerous othev articles were carried from the McCustion home by the wind hut the house was not damaged
 Orville Farquharson of Harrison shipped carload of fancy apples to tle Chicago markets. Each crate was labeled The Real Arkansaw Tray eler."