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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
ASHFORD MAY BE
ENDORSED FOR
UTILITY HEAD

A complication is confronting thu
territorial Democratic central commit
tee In its endorsement of a candidat,
to succeed E. A. -SAith who re
signedIlas chairman atoks fsactiohSti]
ity commission se g pu6neheTT
March arch the latter part OF
CharleEp
ty,lreRP ]. Mccarthy, city and coun-
colI al5iAurer, who was endorsed by the
t.STiittee for the place has refused
k,pbe considered as candidate, &C
i've or receptive, thus throwing the
Democratic committee in a state or
confusion and doubt. - -
Clarence W. Ashford, who was en-
dorsed some time ago for the chair
manship of the commission, but who
has later been considered as an as
pirant for a place on the circuit court
NAV have his name placed before
Governor, Pinkham tomorrow by the
territorial central committee as It's
choice for the utilities commission po
sition. s,.,. T lii = #' -.
M C. Pacheco, chairman of the ter
ritorial Democratic central committee
said this morning:
mir. Mccarthy has given us to un
derstand that he is in no sense a can
didate for the Craftsmanship job, ant
therefore it looks like we will fai
back on Mr.. Ashford as our endorse'
for the position, Some time ago MI
Ashford was endorsed, but since the
we have been considering him as tn
governors choice for judgeship O.
the circuit court.
I'VE will call on the governor thi
| week and ask him to delay the al
/ pointment of a chairman of the con
| mission until we can meet Monda
4 and decide definitely. on, what "
| should do. If the governor wants
statistician. have a man in view WI
is every bit as good as H. Goodln
Field"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
: PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per strnr. w. G. Hall from Kauai
April 1.-Gox. L. E. Pinkham, Judge
4. A. Diekey.s L. NJ. Judd$J. D. Tuck
er, Al HorneT, W. n. Hardy, Rev. F.
A. Savior, A.Lambert, Mrs. E. A.
Chong, Sam Yin, May BasEer, G. F
Alfonso, M. Iona, Helen Aki, F. c.
Rfrtelmann, Mrs. Bertelmann, c
Apana, is deck. n
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PERSONALITIES

JUDGE W. J. ROBINSOl inca
FACILITATED today by an atta& dem
que fever that has been g1ally
growing upon him the lastfe' lays
No cases were set for heaT1g his
court today. however, and b his tC
be able to resume his dutB nor
row
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
LOCAL And GHRAL

= = Z s
There will be work inc third de
gree at special meet of Hawai-
ian lodge No. FL at Up clock this
evening. 4s r. -
| The Catholic IadiefAld Society
will hold a meeting ap O'Clock to
morrow morning on roof garden
of the Young hotel.
Tickets for the Parf recital viii
be on sale at the Prdtion Commit,
tee rooms Saturday bTning, at 10
o'clock. ri
At st. Andrews Aedral tonight
Chaplain Scott of thu Infantry will
deliver the address the service at
7:30 o'clock. The sect of Chaplain
Seott's address wife Obedience. .
The marriage Miss Margaret
Stewart Forrest aIRobert NJ. Lind
say win be solenied at the First
Foreign church Hilo Saturday
evening. A receph in the Masonic
hall will follow.
Father ValentiE. "A Church, w.
r. Foster, G. H. ttle, E. A. Berndt,
A. F. Clark and 1oWses have been
selected by the ialae, Kaimuki and
Palolo Improveft Club as dele
gates to the oatCentral committee.
+ A meeting ole members of the
Merchants AeiationS has been
called for 8 olck tomorrow after
noon in the ROT of the association.
Young hotel fling, at which time
there will be discussing of the by
laws fpfhs br6p5seu tsr Prem
lulHthamber Of Commerce;
tfhere will be an informal socia
altering of the men of the Cornell
,lub and their friends. on next Mon
lay evening, April 9Th, at the resi-
|enee of Mr.. and Mrs, Vaughan Mac
3aughey, corner of Oahu AMI Arm
strong, Manoa. Professor Ipnaghh
will speak upon "Tramping fn Cali
ornia"
The management of the Associated
Charities now is working on la quar-
terIy report which is to be issRd with
la a few days, and which to b.
presented at a meeting of TIP boart
of supervisors at the reauesaof tina
The >recent trench
ment policy of the supervisor caused
its monthly appropriation otH00 t.
the charities to be cut to somt$66.
BY recent mail, the publiehtilitie
commission has received repds from
the following like organizatio1on Thu
mainland: Corporation Commission @
Oklahoma, Railway CommiSon o
Maine. Public Service Commbion o
New Hampshire. Railway Con issiol
of Louisiana. Public Utilities bmmis
sion of Wisconsin, Railway kmmis
sion of Tennessee and the Rafy ant
Warehouse Commission of M3esota
Circuit Judge Robinson Merdal
J afternoon denied the motion fla bill
of particulars sought by Attdey L
Andrews on behalf of the Haiiar
Gazette Company, defendanthe the
libel suit brought by R. E. Bo1 The
court. ruled that this point W prac
tically decided in the decisiOf Cir
cult Judge Whitney wherein E lat
ter ruled upon the. defendas 5, de
murrer to the complaint.
! An important addition to thPleas
anton Hotel will be buih win {
short time, Plans for the S cturt
, have beer completed and ard the
hands of contractors who ire idins
for the work. 1t is expected tina
ground will be broken The t O
July. Nothing more modem com
mOdious has been planned foAono
lulu in the way of a hotl. Ivery
convenience has been prtvid fo1
the rooms. private lanais, slow etc
1 The building will face WakiFard
V and be situated between the naiI
building and the annex. Il vi av,
s about 40 rooms.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01

One sale of Eva was ldhis
morning. the only deal duri1 t SEES
sion. 1t showed loss CT otter
& a point over it's last Sc fte,
twenty shares of it were BON THE
nrice was 14.75. Between bFI Ho.
! rolulu Brewery was the OF Ock
bought. 1t did not show a Vice.
| twenty-five shares were HSed,
ell. at 1915. One Hon. CAT was
sold between boards on thch of
NJ
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to MerchantT
Exchanged

Wednesday, Anril /.
SAN FRANCISCO - Sailed, March 81
$50 p. m, SIS. Lurline, for Homo
lulu.
HILO - Sailed, March 81, l:3O p. m.
SIS. Enterprise, for San Francisco
From Manila by the way OF Maya
saki. Japan, the United States army
transport Sherman is due at Honolulu
en- Saturday afternoon. Late wireless
messages indicate that the vessel VII
remain here to take on additional
freight to be shipped by the quarter
master department to the coast
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01

amended follows
Associated pro soa0o
Attorney Deputies Employees
Examiner,
building ana Pumbing Inspector Payroll
City and County Physician
Collection and Disposition of
Donation Hawaiian Promotion Committee
Donation Leahi Home 1125Na
Engineering and
Maintenance Fire
Maintenance
Maintenance Hawaiian Band Payroll
Maintenance Of Ials Payroll G2so0
Maintenance of Kapioni 6i50o
maintenance Parks Payroll 325a
Polce Payroll
Maintenance Police
Maintenance, 4
Maintenance Shelter Home Deletea
Electric Light Payroll 4S100
Maintenance and Construction Electric Light
Mayor Enterapmen Fund, 2sooo
Mayor lncidenasf 3750a
Meat and Food inspectors.
MIX Inspector fayroll
Office
AND BE 1T FURTHER Thousand1
the Permanent Treasury
and County Honolulu the following
Engineering Surveying work Payroli sissSeo
Engineering and surveying Work. Materials
VIM H. MCCLELLAN
Honolulu, n 4 March Slst 1914 Supervisor.
At an adjourned meeting Of the Board
County Honolulu Tuesday,
the feregong resolution passed First
said Y
Ayes Cox Markham Mcclellan. Pete. wolter Total
Absent and voting Hardesty Total l.
Deputy City and County Clerk
H. q -
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WATCHERS
FOR STEAMER
I haAA

1t is seldom in the annals of Inter.
Island shipping that a larger crowd
has gathered at the waterside await:
ing the arrival ola coastal vessel than
the throng who at O'Clock this morn.
ing the arrival of a coastal vessel than
Sol had peeped over the Waimanalo
range, patiently fingered while the
little steamer w. G. Hall from Kauai
ports slowly came to a berth.
tGoEerIlor l. E. Pinkham was pas.
senger in the Hall, sailing from the
Garden Island late yesterday after
noon, and stepping ashore at Homo
lulu few minutes after 4 o'clock this
morning
That the executive was the mag.
net that drew q big delegation of poll
ticians, expectant and confident job
chasers, mere idlers. automobile chauf-
feurs and hackdrivers, police, and the
rank and file of early rfsers along the
waterfront, was plainly apparent.
The return of a popular trans-Paci-
fic liner from San Francisco has sell
dom succeeded in dragging more pro-
minent Honolulans from sweet repose
of the early morning hours than did
the arrival of the diminutive Hall,
with its handful OF cabin passengers
1t was a mad and merry scramble
that followed the placing of a gang
plank from the wharf to the steamer
"A score of well-known politicians APP
peared of the same mind in not only
being first to gain the deck Of the
steamer but to serve the executive
in the safe removal of his personal
effects and baggage While one grasp
ed q suitcase, another fell heir to a
walking stick. 1t looked as If a con.
test might ensue as to the possession
of a hat box. A larger portmanteau
fell a prey to several aspirants for POI
litical preferment, the winner proudly
walking down the gangway through a
gauntlet of envions glanees flashed
from the unsuccessful who lined nd
pathway created for the governs ~
pass from the vessel to an aE.lfne
automobile or TO
Fifteen minutes later. with y asllhg
ernor safely on his way t.,
the wharf resumed its erstA the gov
and deserted Appearances his home,
The Hall met with s. while dreary
Aer, despite the d.
travellers, and sci 5me rough wea-
g tN1nain in their stinguished list
st keral were obliged
kaesi Shes la Scabins.
sugar zee tbaw Ifs@<
sp7 IN, IN. Report
80. -. Waiting shipment on the ISL
rJo Kauai includes the following
consignments, according to report
brought to Honolulu with the arrival
of the steamer w. G. Hall. The list
follows: Kilauea $500, L. P. 10000
k. S. M. 5000, v. K. 1927, G. 4 K.
10. 6SS. Mob. 35,o0S. M. A. K. 1882.
~ NJ: ~
China Nearing Port = 49,
The Pacific Mail liner China, from
the Far East with $50 tons OF ORIENT
al cargo, is nearing port, and is due
ito arrive here about 5 o'clock Friday
afternoon, in which event she Will De
dispatched for San Francisco on sal,
iurday morning. The vessel viii take
on 400 tons of coal during the stay
, in Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01

TdisHeu DeIore DlSlrlct Magistrate
5 Monsarrat, their cases being commit.
ted to the grand jury and iritsshe event
of an indictment they will be brought
) Asfaret the circuit court for trial. IT,
sxal1 McDermott, former
When Micna British steamer Key
mate in the little !, s-s-sSor,. .;af-sssS
treL was snatched ff~s1s watery
grave in the farbor near the foot OF
Fort street through the bravery OF
Federal Customs Inspector Charles +.
Carter, it was only to land today an
inmate of the city and county jail, 10
remain there for the next 80 days,
pending the service of a fine imposed
Z for larceny. McDermott and a COM
nanion named Dewney admitted a
+ Captain of Detectives McDuffie that
. reason for their nocturnal plunge into
3 the water was mainly for the purpose
of recovering many yards or ne"
canvas that had previously been re-
moved from the Kestrel and had been
concealed under the planking OF the
wharf. =. o.
q
- Miss Katie Lee occupied a sea- In
the UlSIGiCt
facing Special License Inspector Fen
| nell, and appeared intensely interested
; in the recital of a blood curolins story
told by the police officers IN Whlcf
1 miss Lee, Amazonic and defiant was
e alleged to have threatened to Wreat
n bodily vengeance upon the offlcer'
while in the performance of thel
S duty. Fennell and Special once
J. MACPHERSON visited the premises con
l. Quoted by the woman at WahlaWa TO
y the purpose of gathering evidence ant
e following with an arrest upon a charS
of the illegal sale of intoXlcatln
o liquors, The woman had been place
8 under arrest by FenneIi when It IS
legged by Macpherson that Miss lie
grasped a loaded revolver and threa
ened to resist being taken to Honolulu
A struggle ensued in which Miss LIE
was disarmed. Several cases OF L
T fraction of the existing liquor laws al
said to hinge upon the decision IN II
IF matter. which was taken under adVlS
M Iment By District Magistrate Aonsa
IN >at following the hearing today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01

The Michigan University Alumni AS
seciation will hold its monthly, lunch
con at the University Club tomorrow
"a y, Il. N M q 80. -. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
SUGAR PACKET
in ROARING
). f 0 R TIES

Paying heavy toll to the fighting
caps OF white and the destructive
gales generally found Gin the roaring
forties," a well known Hawaiian Is
land sugar packet, which annually
figured conspicuously along a Homo
lulu waterproof, until the retirement a
few years ago of sailing craft from
the sugar carrying trade, recently put
into New York, when the bark Foohng
Suey much in distress was accompan.
led by two tugs.
Sailing from Philadelphia for New
Orleans, the Foohng Suey failed TO
pass the fated boundary so dreaded
by vessel masters familiar with the
Atlantic and her tempestuous moods.
Tn Foohng ,Suey was met of Sandy
Hook her Inasts cut away and the
tangle held by the wire rigging bang
ing and grinding against her steel
sides, cargo shifted to an alarming
angle, and crew well nigh famished.
In quitting the Hawaiian sugar trade
two years ago. the bark was sent to
the east coast of the United States to
become an oil tanker.
The Foohng Suey Is celebrated
PIC craft She was launched on the
2yde in 1883, Queen Victoria reieas.
the gear that sent her overheard.
EAST that Is the legend in her ca.
ere hangs an autographed phto.
the queen She has changed
alf q dozen times About q
was bought by the Texas
fter repairing she will re-
errlipted trip to New
- q E
ar with EIkdon.
Ells and invited
\pilgrimage to the
:. Tpmably as pas
Dry: : &C. J: ] =; = ::
fledSdntpon their -.
Daily Dolls At t6e ~.
Wilder Ave y even
Aew Mans
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Ladies' night Mt Y. VI. {. \. Gazette
ria ::30.7 80 tomorrow evening. VII
sic by skaai.-adyertisement.
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30 Sail from Hilo.

90 Sail from Nilo. -
American-Ha Hawaiian freighter
&ibian is expected to be dispatch
sed from HiIo for Salina Cruz on April
s. according to the expectations OF G.
Morse. general freight agent for
the line. The Columbian is at Ka.
hului today completing cargo of sugar
which in Ieahsing the islands will total
about 1900 tons.
A fair list of passengers departed al
10 O'Clock this morning for Hilo with
the sailing OF the steamer Mauna Kea
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Confessing his completely in an at,
tempt to hold up a Japanese pedes-
trfan passing through Thomas Square
on Saturday night, Alex Koko and
]. .Luka, two HaWaiians have been ar.
raigned before District Magistrate
Monsarrat, their cases being commit
ted to the grand jury and in the event
of an allotment they will be brought
hsfare the circnit court for trial. -
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BY AUTHORITY
RESOLUTION NO. i46.

BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS OF THE
CITY AND COUNTY HONOLULU
ING RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRIATIONS
SERVICES AND LIABILITIES OF THE HOMO.
LULU FOR THE PERIOD ENDING d hereby
5 as
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-05-14
Baccalaureate

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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-05-14
Old-Fashioned Spelling Match

The school defeated the citi.
zenS in the old.fashioncd spell.
ing match last night. After
the motion picture show the
spoilers, with Prof. j. A. Hvl.
ton and }. w. Brazeal as captains,
occupied the floor about two
hours. Arthur Arnold and G.. A.
Stephens pronounced from the
old blue. backed spcller, and Mrs.
W. A. Black acted as referee.
The contest brought out full
house ard the match proved Il
most interesting affair, An in
creased interest in spelling and
in the meanings of words was
a natural result of the contest.
Let's have another.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-05-14
COUNTY SEAT NEWS.
Especial Correspondence

Sheriff Greer is putting in
good deal of his spare time beau
tifying the court house lawn with
rose bushes and flower beds
which will add to its appearance
during the summer months
Marshall Carter, former prin-
cipal of the Hartville schools, has
been employed as superinten-
dent of the schools at Greenridge
the coming year.
w. F.. Shortridge of Mansfield
has been employed by the Hart
vile school board as superinten-
dent for the coming year at an
increase of salary. They could
not have made better choice as
Mr.. Shortridge has had years of
experience in welding the rod
in the school room and his recon.
mendationS are Al.
DR.. B. E. Latimer's auto fever
is at boiling point again, and he
spends what little spare time he
has oiling UP the bearings, clean
ing the carbureter, timing the
timer, patching the tires and
other agreeable pastime for the
ameteur chauffeur, but II. f Frink
says never again, some one else
will have to crank the machine
besides II. E.
Otis Allen: who for some time
has been in the employ of Adams
& Garner, abstractorS, has ten
dered his resignation and has ac-
cepted position with the Mocrs
& Newell Land Co, Detroit,
MINI.
The Hartville special road dis
trict is working the new Noun.
tain Grove and HartviIe road.
This road goes south over the
first bridge on the Hartville and
Mansfield road to the old brick
yard then takes the left hand
road. This cut OIL saves ! miles
on the Mountain Grove road and
is a much better road.
If you have any dogs to sell
please write Ed Archer. the con
genial landlord of the Young llo.
tel at Hartyille, as he is paying
the highest market price for
ours"
Ray Wood has been employed
as one of the teachers in the
Hartville High school.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-05-14
Grand Last of May Picnic! !
who knows.

Mansfield and Hartville bands
uniting to give a sacred concert.
Everybody invited.
Bring your baskets filled with
lunch.
Bring your song books and Bi
bles and join in this For the
Good of the Community Rally" 4"
The bands will prepare a pro
gram of sacred music. and
church hymns by hundreds of
voices will join in praises to the
great Creator, who made the
beautiful woods, flowers. springs
of cool water, scenery and ma
ture effects of'his subjects.
All pastors are invited to bring
their entire congregations and
Sunday schools, with their din
ner. baskets, and enjoy a May.
day outing.
All singing-classes in Wright
county are invited to bring their
song books and "jine ill.," especi'
ally the old time classes.
The picnic will be held at the
Wilson farm on the Gasconade -
a big sign-"Picnic Grounds
will indicate the entrance.
Abundance of good water.
Abundance of shade
Abundance of room for all.
Don't forget the date: Sunday
May 81, 1914.
Automobiles will take pasSen
gers from Mansfield and Hart
vile to the picnic grounds.
For further information in
ouire of r. +. Adams, Hartville
Dr.. f. H. Riley, Mansfield, or a
any of the newspaper offices ii
Hartville or Mansfield.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-05-14
Girls Glee Club

The Girls Glcc Club TUESDAY
evening was greeted with IA good
audience but it should have been
larger. The program was most
pleasing and appreciativc cn
cores were frequent.
The musical talent evidenced
bv the members is something of
which we NAV well feel proud.
The work of the club has been
done outside of school hours and
the services of the director have
been freely and willingly given,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-05-14
Purtle for County Clerk

+. G., Pu,tlc of lIartvilIe was
here this week and placed in the
Mirror his announcement as a
candidate for the Republican
nomination for county clerk at
the August primary.
MIR. Purtle is the present eff
cient and popular county clerk.
He formerly resided in Clark
township, near Norwood, and his
friends are legion throughout
the county.
In the recent audit of the coun.
tvs books, the auditors put forth
the claim against Mr.. Purtle that
he had not accounted for fees re-
ceived from hunters licenses
and was not entitled to renumer.
alton for compiling the county's
financial statement. Mr.. Purtlc
showed US letters from the at
torncy generals office in which
was expressed the opinion that
he was not liable to account for
the fees mentioned and that he
was entitled to the remuneration
for compiling the statements.
The Wright county court and
prosecuting attorney agree with
this view of the cascand Mr.. .Pur.
tie by their authority retains the
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-05-14

The Missouri State Fruit EX.
pertinent Station at Mountain
Grove, Missouri, is at present
revising its mailing list and all
persons desiring the publica
tionS issued by this Station are
requested to write at once. In
order that the station may be
able to advise YOU to the best
advantage, please state the mum.
ber and kind Of fruit you have.
All publications of the station
are free to fruit growers of
Missouri and all enquiries ad-
dressed TO this station will be
promptly answered
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-05-14

Cleaning and Pressing neatly
and promptly done at Stapp's
SuitatOrium.- ADV.
Mr.. Davis and wife of Kansas
City have been visiting her par.
ents, II. b. Bell and wife.
| have just received a car load
of CremO Flour. Every Sack
absolutely Guaranteed.
Adv. J. B. FREEMAN
DR.. F.B. Fuson was here from
Springfield yesterday on busi-
ness connected with the ice
plant, which. it is expected, will
be in operation in about two
weeks.
The C. p. Indies Aid Society,
will serve ice cream in the park
Saturday, May so. Your pat
rOnage will be appreciated -
Adv.
While Dr.. J. A. Fuson and I'm
dertaker Il. F.. Lenhart were
returning home Monday night
about 10 o'clock from Lead Hill,
they met with what might have
been a serious accident. The
rain and wind storm coming up
frightened the team they were
driving, and in the excite ment
the buggy tongue broke and the
harness was considerably dam.
aged, but they managed to ar
rive home in safety.
We have just received our new
spring stock in all of the latest
styles and patterns-New Dress
Goods, Shoes, and Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Ready to Wear
Clothing.
ADV G. W. FREEMAN & son.
NJ. D. Darr of Lebanon, Mo-,
district deputy of the Woodmen
of the World, was in town Tues.
day, stopping over enroute to
Sey mOur. Deputy Darr will be
in Mansfield May %, and a ses.
sion of the Woodmen will be
held that night. AS he is an au
thority on Woodcraft it is expec.
ted that on open session of the
camp will be given after routine
business is transacted in order
that the public may learn the
merits of the order from one
who knows.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-05-14
Junior Class

Tho Junior class of l. mem
bers gave a most enjoyable and
varied program Monday evening
and the exercises deserved a
larger audience than the one
which greeted them
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-05-14
l GOT 1T /!

AN Eye for an Eye, Big
Hearted Sim" Mutt and JEFF
and the Dog Catchers. The
best monkeyshines ever seen in
Mansfield will be given ut the
Opera House Saturday night,
May Is. Come everybody and
have Il treat. Good music. Only
l0c-Adv.