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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-04-20

A wage increase Of 3 cents per
hour was requested In q petition
signed by all Of the car men in the
employ of the Olympia Light Z
Power company and presented t.
Manager L. B. Faulkner Tuesday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-04-20

year-old daughter was modified by
the local superior court Tuesday so
that the child will be cared for by
the grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Briffett.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-04-20
COCKTAILS DIRECTS
SH|PBU|LDlNG PLANS
PANAMA CANAL BUILDER So.
PERVISING CONSTRUCTION
OF WOODEN VESSELS,

y General George w. Goethals.
builder of the Panama Canal, and the
worlds greatest constructive genius.
got into the harness for Uncle Sam
again this week to build up the mer-
chant marine for the war.
His appointment as general mana
ger of the corporation authorized BY
the shipping act was announced BY
Chairman William Denman, of the
United States shipping board. Gem
eral Goethals pitched into the task
with vigor and directed his immedf-
ate efforts to perfecting plans for tho
construction of at least 1000 wood
en- ships, of small but swift type, ap-
proximating 100000 total tonnage.
Ready for Building.
The corporation now is in readi-
ness to push with the utmost speed
the building program outlined with
the aid Of the smoothly oiled machin-
cry Of the shipping board. The board
which has been working at top speed
for many weeks has placed in Gem
eral Cocktails hands complete data.
as to the capacity of private yards
and hundreds of contracts for wood
en- craft can be drafted Immediately,
SO complete has been the shipping
boards survey of the possibilities Of
shipyard work to fulfill war demands.
While the shipping act authorized
the expenditure of only 100000
to execute the program mapped oue,
1t is expected the corporation win
spend $500, 100000 or more II the
president deems 1t necessary to make
merchant shipping factor in de-
feating Germany. The additional
money will be drawn from the war
funds congress will soon make avail
able.
Robert M. Allen, OF Seattle, secre-
tary of the West Coast Lumber as
ISOLATION. Monday conferred with
members of the shipping board re-
garding the lumber supplies Of WASH
ington and Oregon with reference to
the building Of 1000 wooden vessels
for transatlantic service. The con-
ference was requested by the board
after Allen had told former Repre-
sentative w. p. Humphrey that the
forests Of Washington could In 30
days supply enough timber for the
entire 1000 ships, and that II tho
forests OF Oregon were added. the
timber could be turned out in psr-'
haps so days. Meanwhile the immf-
grafton service has been compiling Z
list OF all experienced ship carpenters
In the state.
Order Ways Built.
In order to expedite construction.
the shipping board has sent letters
to builders instructing them to pro-
coed with the laying Of ways for the
ships to be ready to begin construc-
ton as soon as possible after tho
plans are announced this week on the
basis OF cost plus . profit Of 10 per
cent.
1t is understood tina. the designs
for the new ships will present . rad
ical departure in construction. The
new designs, according to officials Of
the board. have been drawn BY adapt
ing the principles Of steel ship con-
struction to wooden vessels. This
will effect, they say, both an econ
omy OF lumber and give greater
strength and carrying caracity.
After the ways have been laid and
the first ship turned out, construction
experts Of the shipping board state
that the work can proceed at the rate
OF three ships from the same ways
/ IN \ voap
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-04-20

Upon the application Of his
divorced wife, the decree by which
George Briffett was recently given .
divorce and the custody of their g.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
THREE MEN HURT
 IN HOTEL FIRE
 AT LITTLE ROCK
Edward F. Ketchens Seri ously Injured in Forty
 Foot Fall.

Little Rock, Jan. 6.-Edward F. Ketchens, 30. of Memphis, collector for the P. F. Collier company, was seriously injured, and J. A. Moon, 35, an electrician, and w. R. Richardson. 2S, insurance solicitor, suffered burns early today when fire gutted the up- per story of the Laclede hotel. a frame structure. Ketchens, who is believed to have suffered internal in- juries, lost $70 he had placed under his pillow.
 All the other occupants of the building, many of them young women, were aroused in time to make their way safely to the street. Ketchens and the other two injured men were trapped on the third floor. Ketchens climbed outside, and clung to the caves until portion gave way. He dropped 40 feet. Moon and Richard son escaped by crawling along the roof to tree, which they descended thru flames shooting from the build- ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
TUESDAY, JAN. 30 DATE FIXED FOR
 CITY PRIMARY
Jo Nichol Resigns from County Committee; Frank
 Miller Chosen Secretary.

January 30 was set as the date for the city primary by the county Demo- cratiG committee yesterday, and T. B. Gulledge, J. II. Means and D. w.. Kicks appointed su5 committee to select the judges and clerks, and con duct the election. Nominations will be received by the county treasurer, J. R. Parsons, eX-officio treasurer of the committee, up to noon of Janu- ar 15, under authority of a resolution adopted by the committee
 The call provides for primary to select nominees for mayor, treasurer and police judge, and one alderman from each of the four wards, and the assessments are fixed as follows. Mayor $25, police judge $20, treasurer $15, alderman $10.
 Jo Nichol, who was reelected sec retary when the committee was organ ized last year, altho he asked to be relieved of the work. presented his resignation as member of the com mittee because of removal from the Third ward, from which he was elected. Frank Miner was elected member and secretary to fill the vacancies. A vote of thanks was given MT. Nichol for his services to the party, this action being taken on mo- tion of Sheriff R. H. Williams.
 MT. Nichol recently removed into & handsome home he erected in the Rutherford Park addition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
Fifteen Oklahoma Outlaws Battle
 Sheriff'S Posse, killing Two Men
Third Member of Posse Fatally Wounded in Three Hour Fight with Bandit Gang, in Ravine North of
 Nowata Outlaws Making Escape.

Nowata advanced on the bandits camp from opposite sides of the ravine. but the outlaws escaped from the gulley and took up a position be- hind the Delaware posse, from which they fired fusillade, killing two and wounding third member of the posse. The battle continued for three hours until dark, when the ban dits escaped, members of the posse returning here tonight. ..-s -s.-...
 Business men of Nowata tonight sent a telegram to Gov. R. l.. Will Hams asking that state troops be sent in pursuit of the outlaws. All of the militia, however, is on the Texas border.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
MACkfNSEN'S MEN REACH SERETh
 CHASING SLAVS
From Uzull Valley to Gal acz, Teutons Have Pushed
 Lines Forward.
Associated Press SummaryD

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 Along the 100-mile front in south- east Moldavia. the troops of the cen tral powers are slowly pressing the retreating Russian and Rumanlan t,oops back to the line of the Sereth river.
 The sereth has been reached by the troops of Field Marshal von Macken. sen at two points, between Fokshan' and Galacz, the last .Rumanian hold- ing on the Danube, and which Is re- norted under fire of the German guns.
 From the Uzull valley to Galacz' the Austro-Germans have been suc- cessful at several points and nave compelled the Russians and Human ians to retire before their attacks.
 At one point in the Uzul valley the Russians were victorious in pat flo for the possession of heights. Heavy fighting is reported in the re- eion of Soveia, in the Suchitza val lev about ten miles inside the Mol dayian frontier. South of Trotusval, inc Austro-Germans in their latest advance have taken about 30O prlson- CTS. ,
 In southern Moldavia, Field Mar shal yon Mackensen followed his cap ture of Braila with the occupation o1 five towns south of the Sereth, be- tween Fokshani and Galacz North of Braila. Petrograd admits that the Eussians, and Rumanians have retired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
Alton Curtis Denies Letter,

New York, Jan. 6.-Kenneth Romney, assistant sergeant-at~ar arms of the national house of representa-. tives, will leave for Boston late to. night to serve a subpoena upon Alton Curtis of the stock exchange firm of Curtis & Sanger of New York and Boston as witness in the congress sional inquiry into the Teak" of in- formation concerning President Will sons peade note.
 MT. Romney. who has been in com munication with MT. Curtis, says he was informed that the broker would accept service of the subpoena, altho MT. Curtis has denied he was the author of the letter to Representative Wood of Indiana, signed "A. Curtis" and purporting to give information about the leak"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07

Nowata, Okla, Jan. 6.-John Car retson and Marshall Bullock, mem bers of a posse, were killed and Gar retson's son was probably fatally wounded in fight with band of outlaws near here late today.
 Members of the band, said to num- Der 15 heavily armed men, are sus- pected of having recently robbed banks at Vinita, Alluwe and other towns.
 According to a member of the posse who returned here the encounter with the bandits took place in deep ravine, eight miles northwest of Nowata. Posses from Delaware and