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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
SUICIDE!
Attempted hg Girl hui Wis!
Gels Caught ami Sle

NEW YORK. Oct eJesss I'd
GnSai ~. jumped az the root Is +
fiyes6torE tenement tlie other IN
cause her tather stephan, who rIss1
e meat shop on the ground do6n ll.d
Just refused to let her NM tiit
young man OF her cli5I
n Instead of piung in8 rs pgS3-
lnents the gill stopped: kbaul tf1 /.
feet below thAdoot edge and ID q d
acreani Her duttHhg skirt Ina
caught In q iagsed cnz6 IN TIE tl66Si
Iron cornice, and thus plainly lit 4
saved her life,
She hung swaying and CRYING t6f
about fifteen minutes. while d
pf frightened Spectators watohS sfslDl
the street and nearby window q
lpecting at any moment that the ~
gea iron would tear through 81 4
skirt and that she would fail
FAtrolman Brosnan went to- fEi
roof. and, lying down: manas Ia d
take some Of the strain from li6y
wrist He could not draw her Ia
because Of the awkward position
Finally Firemen Flannsry and
CURE arrived with dders and xwpes
They quickly hauled her 10 the fDst
where she tainted and was arrelteii
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
E|.'ll||s|||0'|I|H||ISIIl0
IEll1llREGIORS
George! RidgWell, Scenario Eli.
tor, and Frank Nc lynn,
Character Man.

Edison has augmented It's fof6e 81
directors by9 the appointni TENT Of
George Ridgwell. ana the advance-
inent toxthat position OF Frank Nc.
G1ynn, the we'll known Edison char
lacter man: Aboth Of whom afe busily
at work, : Director Ridgwell
four act feature. The Mystery 6f
Room 4 Z. in which Marc Mcpermott
will be featured. supported by an ac-
tress. Lillian r. Hubert, new to Edi-
son Aims,
Director Ridgwell is q good repre-
sentation Of that curious versatility
that goes into the. NAL e-up OF good
director. Soldier, featured instru-
mental scloist. then vocal soloist.
comic opera. dramatic actor, seem
Sario editor, appears a round about
road to travel to direc torshtp, az has
Mr. Ridgwell, but It, igoes without
saying that, in that varied career,
he has collected views and. visions
gof life through which he Will enrich
his films. Y
Frank cGlynn, too, has had an
uncommohly Varied career, having
been 9 successful Aprac ticing lawyer,
before he took up things theatrical
and threw Blackstone into the cor
.der tits however. not Mr.. Glynnss
first experience at dictatorship, he
having been both stage director
and; some little time ago, an Edison
director. sss
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

No? Well, Harold lockwood,
I popular young leading man Of the
American (Mutual) studios, did,
and, as Lockwood has frequently
declared, IL was the best move he
eyer made. To-day; Lockwood;
who cast his first vote less than.
five years ago; is not only one ot
the most popular, but one Of the
highest salaried and most talked
. of stars in the motion picture
world. :. 3, . z
Harold was on the stage for q
while, and made a big success Of
1t, too. But, like scores Of other
good actors. the movie men got af-
ter him and he simply couldn't re-
sist:s He played with several i'm
portant companies before tbecom-
ing affiliated with the American
( studios, in Santa Barbara, Cal.
Lockwood's latest appearances
i are as cosstar with the beautiful
May Allison III 1.-THE House Of a
Thousand Scandals" a four part
Mutual Mastefpfcture, and 1.-THE
Great Question" q stirring drama
In three reels, released in the reg
ular Mutual program.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
BLANCHE ! ]: RING
Is Filmed In Her Great COMEDY Tri-
,umph, .sTlie ankee. Cir. q

For its next release the oliver
.Morosco PhotoplaY Company an
nounces Blanche Ring, the celebrated
Coincidence, In .The Yankee GIRL
a Aim adoption OF her great comedy
triumph ofsseveral seasons ago. IN
selecting this play asst the itial mo-
ton picture vehicle for the well
known stage favorite; Oliver Moros-
co. has forseen the wond erfuE pos
sibilities afforded In This subject IN
the way OF beautiful scenic and pho
tographic offerings, thissin addition
to the acknowledged sadaptab ility to
Miss Rings particular ability.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
Makes His BoW
Ina III out IL Ian

Otis Harlan, the world famed flight
comedian, hosrecentlR announced
his permanent retirement from the
spoken drama after d distinguished
career dating from 1888 during
which period he has supported stars
including Elsie Janis, Thomas O.
seabrook, Anna Held and others and
has starred in his own plays. will
make his first bow. in movieland In
HoYt's "a Black Sheep released as
q Se1ig Red Seal play october 4 s.
Harlan, according to film review,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
HIS FIRST ONE
Stanton Begins Work on a Three
Reeler at Universal CITY. A

Richard Stanton has started to
produce at the Universal City stud
ious. and is busy with his first pho
toplay. three reel drama by T. NC
Graw Willis, entitled 1.-THE Pin
.nacle:s' =.
The story treats OF the question.
Does g man via when he reaches
the top?" Stanton and Myrtle Con-
zales, former leading woman at the
Vitagraph studios. play the leading
roles.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

$4,000, 900 having been disbursed, il
as much % 1t has cost Germany to
improve the Rhine. Yet the traffic
ON the Rhine Is 1000 times greater,
than that on the Missouri. s
The opponents Of the pork barrel
method OF approprtating govern.
ment funds believe that the en-
gineers VIII condemn In whole or 4,
part al Of these rivers and that
opinion also exists N the minds 81
the pork barrel advocates.
II rfFers like the Missouri ana
/ Arkansas are 10 be tonUe fhned; what
Will the en- ineers say about the en-
eineefs ny about the little cfesISs
and zfi1s that haze no clam, t6 nm;
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

Miss Elsie Janis u About to be-
gin her America eng under
the Dillingham; mana 6nieht: and her
next photorlay to be seen at Para
mount theaterp viii be Twas Ever
Thus. z q romantic cycle written BY
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
sTANDING MITH ERIANaIE..

wyndhan Standing, one dt the ~
nous brothers OF that name, has AZ
rived at Incevtile unde Il c6ntF8ct Nifil
Producer Thomas b: Inca ana s. II Ii
ing pfSr II ti6n s0f Il "a 81 I, l,IS;
1sn6e l1cs 4 ss 81 81 al 1 f6fil
s q = lHs Cs.ssa se1sass
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
JOINS THANHoUl5sER.

The Queen Of the Winter Garden,
has forsaken Broadway to become
the Falstaff Girl" In other words
Louise Emerald Bates, the musical
comedy prima donna has Joined the
Thanh6Qser forces, and will hence.
forth APPEAR in Falstaf comedies
with Riley Chamberlin, Arthur Gun.
.uningham. Claude Cooper and Fran.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
Preparedness Program Pre-.
cludes Passage of River
and Harbor Bill.

-
WASHINGTON. Oct. g Congress-
\ will make no attempt to PASS a river
! and harbor approximation Bill next
year because Of the expected heavy
draft on the treasury BY more am
bilious military ana naval program.
This does not mean that appropffa-
lions, under the continuing plan. VIM
: be withheld ftonf4 !tha Ohm river
and It's tfibutaries upon which the
government tss ana haa, been for Years
carrying on the work: of lock and
dam Improvement. These iappro-
priatfons. are carried Al Z the su,ltiry
civil bill. It does mean. however.
no pork barrelsi rivers appropriation
bill merit year. Il r. &. I ifs = & .f5 y i 8
Such. is the state OF affairs. at
present. The outlook d III !. depress-
ing for the. pork barrel con eress-
men. The best they now hone FOR
= is that the country in the coming
4 year may forget Ats hosnitality toIuse-
less improvement and. thens the old
log-rolling can commence again. n
The Indications. are that the army
engineers viii adopt a policy Of ex-
amining the economic al Will AZ
the engineering phaaes Of !. nroiact
when reporting On, its practicahii,ty s
In the Last two Sessions Of Conrrsss
the pork barrel advocatea hava bel
their chief weakon "a the .manys fsr ~.
undertakings denouncefl nv sncl, ri, On
ponents Of l,nwise watarway snnra ~
priationse as former Senator :Rnrton y
! Of Ohio. senator. Kenvnn ~ SI !. S,'
4 RESPONSIBILITIES Frear ~ NJ w,,oan 800,
and otherss 81 II : 4 y
SENATOR Rurtor ',ra,,ar.,,. ..
ed "a debate that +ba 49, asse1 !, :.
reportinp faynro hi, 80 raav ~ u ~
. useless WORKS azara ~ -, ~ ~ lay
nv theirs st+itn5a - IT,. A. ssw vs..
wants of consress = tba bai la SET ssls
Gnnsrsss S AZ; .es - .ne pehel tnat
TSs tnssrsIea -. aaS " al Ieports.
ainears have baaIS AZ. = LA ,.he en-
Samnatton ~ az sns pgpulaI con.
sra rs.S., = e poIA DarEel and
,rsr.a ~. ~ TENANT heayy com ON
i.ass.s.; - Ase. % = re2uisite 10 1ts
..a yy.ets e measured tsest py such q
,. uealu Z 5000 many OF the erist-
ing - IlVer pro1ects can be continued.
me present trouble with the pork
I DarIet quota mas been caused by
sectlon n1teen. OF the river and har-
DOE appropriation law or last March
I ms law was written BY Senator
burton aIter ne nad fiiibustered the
Sov,yvv,VoV SENATE Dill 40 death.
N aoaltion toicutunH the approprta-
tlon e, 3Se. Vo0.0U0 Mr. Burton also
selected what ne considered to be
stH0y eight most ,0XpenElV8 and useless
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
BownEs ENGAGED.

David Horsley announces the en-.
gagement Of Donald Bowles, q pop.
ular stock star, to play the leadins
male roles in the newly organized
company producing Centanr Tea.
lures. Mr.. Bowl6s will share fea,
sture hcnors; with the .Bostock ami.
mails and Craze Gibson, the latte,
having been signed as Mr.. Bowles,s
leading woman
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
sNGNs WITH TRIANGLE.

Truly shattuck, erstwhile musical
comedy star and prima donna of light
opera; will make her debut as d pho
tppiayer in support Of Dustin Farnum
IN ",The Iron Strain, a Ave part ines.
Triangle feature of Alaska. Miss
shattuek was signed recently by. fnce
fora long term. contract.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

that they will begin work on
Odd elbows building In the c1lESe.
OF - week or two. and will aiA0 do
the, bricks york on the williams
Hardware Conn e bull ding nasgs
the postoftce corner. x
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

]. j. Dotson, editor Of the Mich
olas Republican here, attendedi cir
cult court at Summerviile this week,
and Z. A. Thomas was the substi-
tute editor during his absence.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

Last Friday morning while the
food here was at its height and
the people had flocked to the waters
edge, and some were running hither
and thither trying to save their
stun from being washed away,
Father Keltus, at the Catholic rec
tory overlook king the flooded plains,
said the words that united Id holy
ywedlock Ivan M. Hunter and The
resa Norton And. thus It was deins
onstrated that Cupid not only,
laughs at locksmiths, but at foods
as well. "a.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

bring to the people Of the smallest
towns; unable to- see good plays, the
best Of. the world e literature, drama
and music. We do not believe III
the so-called $500 picture and sus-
pect that not even those who adj
vocate 1t do.'
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

TIC. Edwards. Of Tannery Town,
has sold his property down there
and viii move to kron 9.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
Dos Believe
III. 81 ri tllres

1T is our AMBITION says W. Nv.
SHodkinson, presi dent OF the Pkras
mount Pictures Corporation, to
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

The shinn Brothers. u clarkg.l
burg, have completed the brick.
work on the new city building and.
the Eskridg Thomas building and
have returned home. It is expected,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

lssS . I'D. q &. A. 3 Z. Q. e.
! BUSY \ !1zzY i ro sls
+ &. III, BE IN. FILMS \
George Sidney. Of Busy y
!. lazy" fame, is shortly to APP
pear as q Mutual star. George
swho boasts one o THE biggest i
, followings Of any comedian In
J the business, was recently en-
; gagged by the Gaumont Com
pany as the featured played in
the two reel all star com dles 4
; to be produced BY them for the
!. Mutual. .ss.5.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
The wire bridge across Cherry
river at the paper mill, was swept
away by the recent food.

\ The Rev. A. o. wolfe, the new
hodist Episcopal minister for
this place. came here last week. and
filed his regular appointments Sum
day morning and evening, and left
again Monday for the purpose Of
making Arrangements to- bring his
family here. Te Rev. Nj. Wolfe
comes from Adamsto6, and IS high
" recommended a. an earnest
faithful man. He has been we'll re-
.oeived by his congregation here.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

&c Q .. Q 9 6, Z. l.n'll, Q {. tisl,I
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

The body Of Tony ezgec, the Aus
StrianS Who was killed IN a. drunken
TOW ,lp In the lumber woods last
Sunday evenin 6. was buried In tie
Catholic cemetery here last We'd
snesday. The body was held q day
or SO pending advice from relatives;
from New York but as no s word
came interment. took blacesas stated
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-04
A WARNING
To Delinquent Tax Payers!

AS collector of the revenue,
my term of Office expires March
|, 1919. There are several who
are delinquent in their personal
and real estate taxes. 1t is al
most impossible to reach all, Ell.
thef in person or by letter, and |
therefore take this means of
warning, that. without further
notice, unless your taxes are
paid Immediately, you will be
served with an execution, which
means additional costs. 1t is not
my desire TO put extra costs on
any one, but the books must be
cleared for my final settlement
with the county court, and |
therefore give this, my final no.
tice to delinquent tax payers.
JNO. a. DENNIS,
Collector of the Revenue,
Wright County. ADV
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-04
Mite Society Is Entertained

MesdameS n J. Craig and }. c.
Carter delightfully."- entertained
the Mite Society Wednesday aft
ernoon. at the home of the form
er. Dainty refreshments were
served by Misses Velma Hyltop,
Locke aud Pauline Craig. A sill.
YER Offering was taken, amount
ing to S4.9j
Those present were J. A. Hyl,
ton MeSdames ia. Hylton, MIG.
IIensley, M.E.Gorman,J. "A, Riley,
Al. Wilder. Henderson, j. ID.
Reynolds, W. &, Reynolds, o. 5.
Coday, d. ". Hoover, P.W.Newton,
J. A. Edwards, Ernest Coday. H K.
Paul, NJ. f. West, H. Coday, +, NJ,
Young, HE. Newton, C.L. Beach.
f.. a Sisk, RIM Rogers, } f.. Craig,
R.N Farren, H. NJ Norcross, John
Strong, r. A. Stapp, Misses Lila
Day, Belle Stone, Morgan, Queen
Chapman, Maude Reynolds, Ivy.
lee GLADDEN., Cloe Osborn, NeriI
Ellis, Sarah Gaskill, Ora Rippee
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-04
Arnold for Superintendent

In this issue will he found the
announcement of Prof. Arthur
Arnold of Mansfield as candi.
date for county superintendent
of schools. Prof. Arnold has
been away from home teaching,
arriving in Mansfield last even.
ing. He is we'll known to our
readers, having taught with ex
cellent results here and else.
where and proven himself an AL
school man. We will have more
to say later. but in the meantime
remember he is in the race to
stay. A vote for Arnold is a
Il vote we'll cast
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-04
Birthday Party

A party was given on the even.
ing of Jan. 30 at the home of LIE.
ona Hoover in honor Of her 18th
birthday anniversary. Many en-
ioyable games were played and
delicious refreshments were
served.
Those present were Eunice
Hight, Alice Mooney, Vida and
Beulah Stephens, Ruth Hoover,
Lois and Mamie Beach, Hazel
Burney, Locke, Pauline and
Snyder Craig, Velma and Ralph
Hylton, Grace and Jasper Craig,
Wade Rippce, Herve Coday, Ell
mer Nichols, Clel,and Hitchcock
Dewey Edwards, Ben Grover
Roy Norcross
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-04
More Robberies

Monday night robbers visited
G. II. Brott'S bakery and confec'
iimery and the general stores OF
j. d. Reynolds, and q. W. Free.
man & Son.
The bakery was entered by u
rear window, and the thieves
helped themselves to what they
wanted to eat
The Reynolds store was also
entered through a rear window.
Here the robbers took time to
secure new outfits of wearing
apparel, discarding their old
clothing and selecting the sizes
and styles of the new articles de-
sired. The shirt, socks and 9th
er articles left in the store were
the same kind as those taken
when this store was robbed a
short time ago, which makes ii
appear that the same gang did
both Jobs. A Winchester and a
revolver were also taken, and the
desk was ransacked. A shirt had
also been put into a suit case but
this was left behind. A box of
matches was also left on the floor
The Freeman store WAS enter.
ed in the rear, throughtha base.
ment. The door leading from
the basement into the Store was
demolished. Another attempt t"
rob the safe was made, hut this
time it failed. Two overcoatS
and two coats from SD suits
were taken. An overc, at was
left behind. The coat was one
which originally came from the
Freeman store.
1t is to be hoped the Sneaks
who have been committing these
depredationS will be caught and
given their just desserts
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-04
PROGRESSING
The Cemetery Benefit Enter.
tainment Project Becom-
ing More Popular

From what we learn from day
to day there will be many gro
tesque and ancient characters
make the "Trip Around the
World Rip Van Winkle, Faith,
er Time. Uncle Josh Whitcomb,
Aunt .Iemima, Old Black Joe and
many others, if you put on your
thinking cap, can be initiated to
make fun for yourself and for
other travellers.
Some of the people seem to
be under the impression that
they must be asked to take some
certain part. Not So. You are
expected to study up some char
acter, Of travelling costume and
get in line to help furnish your
part of the fun, and you will en-
JOY the evening far mote if you
'tog up" We could tell if we
would of the costumes To be
worn by many. but we prefer to
keep mum"
There should be no holding
back, but everybody should t.ke
hold and help push benefit for
our cemetery, one of the most
dilapidated burying grounds in
the state of Missouri. 50 that by
next Decoration Day it can b.
transformed into a more beauti-
ful spot. Do not figure that it
will be too expensive. You can
make il cost you the amount yOn
wish to spend by missing some
of the stations If necessary.
bach station and each ride will
cost you but y cents. Figure
for yourself and YOU can esti.
nate just what it will cost you,
and every cent of your money
spent, in this way will 60 to i'm
prove the graves of your loved
OneSsin the white city " Who
Is thercFs5s, , would begrudge 80
centSfSr such a cause:
The next issue of the Mirror
will give date andsstationS
G.. W. Shelton as "RaStus
Johnson" and company, will Ell.
tertain You in song and dance.
ending up with "rrouble in de
cemetery"
Y. f. Lenhart and b. f. Stone
as Mutt and Jeff" in an orig.
inal set of CartooniSt Bud Fish
er's latest pictures: "Tipperary"
by the Irish. Craig and Beach,
and many other humorous char
acterS will be in evidence.
The entire proceeds will he
expended in the improvement Of
the Mansfield cemetery. Full
program and date later.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-04
County Court

The county court Of Wright
county met at tie court house in
Hartville at 10 a. m. Monday with
the following officials present:
W. E Young, Presiding Judge
W. A. Helsley and S. W. Hop
per, Associate Judges
c. H. Jackson, Prosecuting At.
torney
W. l. Greer, Sheriff.
E. 6. Purtle, Comfy Clerk.
Roy f. Curtis, Deputy
Rosa Johnston was received as
a county charge
W. Il. (Robert) Wood of Hart
vile was appointed county high.
way engineer for the ensuing
year at salary of $50 per month
and bond fixed at 81, 1000
DR.. r. E. Latimer of Hartville
was appointed county physician
for the ensuing two years.
Ioe H. Dennis was appointed
Special commissioners, oi5 Mans,
field Special Road District No. q
for the ensuing three years
The petit jury for the April
term of circuit court was drawn
as follows:
Mountain Grove Township
John Cassil, Charles Eppler.
Clark John A. Kempt. Frank
Pope.
Pleasant Valley-M. G.. Hens.
ley, Jacob Crlder.
Wood David Long, Alf Strube
rt-.Iohn ", W,Cuttpngim, l. X,
SpilIman.
Gasconade-W. A. Rosevear,
JOnn Snunale.
| Van Buren, John \. Robinett,
! Fred Woods.
Brush Creek John Garner,
Howe Hart
Boone j. B. Rippee. W. NJ.
Craig
Montgomery Samuel Wade,
Newt Evans
Elk Creek-AIat Massey, |. s.
Jones.
Union w. D. Shady, Thomas
Smittle
In the matter of the motion of
the county court for the change
of the Mansfield and Olathe road
the county highway engineer
was ordered to make survey and
report at the May term
c. A. Stephens was allowed
$3.50 10 fees as assessor and his
account To the state for $3.50. 10
assessors fees was approved.
The road overseers will be ap-
pointed today
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-04
IS YOUR NAME HERE
Roll of Honor.

The following have our thanks
for cash on subscription since
our last issue:
5. l.. Smith, Mansfield
w. w. Frye, Mansfield
Oscar Moore, Mansfield
G. W. Shelton, Mansfield
&. l. Beach, Mansfield
n. b. Montgomery, Dadcvllle.
Fl. G.. Slate, Mansfield
A. NJ. Brcntlinger, Mansfield
NJ. w. Oliver, Joplin
II. f.. Bogart. Mansfield
w. 5. Gobbe, Mansfield
Lola Brazeal, Argyle, Texas
l.. B. johnson, Mansfield
Earl Anderson, Gushing, OK.
Mrs. W. A. Sampson, Windsor
John Liggett, Macomb
Mrs. NJ. J. King, Mansfield
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-04
Why Not in Mansfield

turer for the State Board of Az
riculture, and editor of the OZa RI
, Countryman, reports an excel
lent farmers meeting at Ava
last week and has been urged t.
make another trip to Ava anG
hold a two-days' meeting Fehru
airy ~ and p. Mr.. White in.
formed a Mirror representative
that if it was desired by the peo.
pie he would arrange to hold a
meeting in Mansfield Thursday.
February -.
Why not arrange for such d
meeting and show the world
that the Gem City of the Oza rkS
can hold as successful far
mers' meeting as Ava: Why
not make tins the date for the
annual banquet for the Young
Mems Business Club, and give a
rousing banquet that night whi,e
Mr.. White is here:
We understand that Hon.
Jewel MayeS. the energetic sec
retary of the State Board of Ag-
riculture. will be at the Ava
meeting, and we presume we
could induce him to be in Mans
field February -. II we can
secure such able men for a meet
ing, it would be time and money
we'll spent for such a meeting
and banquet. 1t would he worth
to the community many times
what it would cost.
The Ava meeting was attended
by about 800 people besides the
high school students. 1t would
thus prOSe a stimulus to those
studying agriculture in our
school.
The Ava people also gave Il
banquet which was well attend
ed and made fitting climax to
the days meeting
In speaking of the meeting to
be held February 26 and p at
Ava, F.. 5. Undertake, in a let,
ten, TO Mr.. White. says.
Il believe you nave injected a
little ginger into the bunch at
Ava. and if Friday and Satur-
day. February % and -, is not
IA red letter day in Ava, it will
be because Timberlake is a dead
one. / am laying plans to 60
the limit--wiIl you help: We
want Secretary MayeS, of the
State Board of Agriculture, to
be here on our dates without
fail.
Il am arranging reception
and special free train from
Mansfield. Next time We'll
have all the farmers in Douglas
county if we have to drag them
out with a lariet.'
Let's get busy in Mansfield
and show Ava that we've got
some ginger, too, and OF an eX-
ira strong quality.