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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-01-28

VIM. MartZ was IN Pomona
this week.
Henry Hammonds of Ava was
here Friday
/ Ri. Handy has returned from
/ lligginSville
David Frazier, of Noble, was
here Monday.
Mrs. r. f. Glass of Ava was
here Sunday.
! OF Rogers, of Webb City. was
here Tuesday.
Herbert Short spent Monday
in Springfield.
. I'M. CappS of Dos Moincs was
here Saturday.
/ p. II. Mcconnell, of Liberal, +,
came in Monday.
, Fred Stuart. of Ava, was in
Mansfield Tuesday.
/ ChaS HigganbOtham Of CaSS
Vile was here Tuesday.
, ". G. Shannon. of Mountain
Grove was here Monday.
j. II. ROhinett of Mountain
Grove was here this week
Mrs. NJ. +. German was a
Springfield visitor this week.
Frank Mackey. of Maple Hill,
Kas., is visiting relatives here.
Miss Della Ware, of Cedar
Gap. was here during the week.
VIM. A. Dickson. of East Las
Vegas. n. NJ, visited our city
Monday.
F. n. McComb and wife Of
Dodge City, kas.. we're here
Saturday
Charles Afford. of Seymour.
has been visiting his brother,
f. |. and family,
J. A. Leighton, of New York,
was fes.ISltfed 1T s'.'t>'.Nf .NfanSfeid
field Hotel Tuesday.
| j. II. Lloyd OF FIT. Scott, KaS.,
visited last week at j r. Brewers
and also transacted business
Mrs. OrSon Smith. of MOoreS
! Hill, Ind, is visiting her daugh
| ter. Mrs. +. A. Cole. and family
| pr. NC. Carey of Springfield.
tie eyr.sight specialist, who was
here last week, is in Ava this
week
j. II Rogers. of Buffalo, was
here Tuesday in the interest of
the Springfield Business Col
lrgc.
$. W. RcA noldS. adminiStra
tor of the NJ. L. Bnnnell estate,
was here Tuesday from near
/ Norwood.
Vim. StcinmotZ and wife. OF
indianapolis, visited her sister,
Mrs, +. A. Colo and family dur.
ing tho week
George Frye. who recently re
turned from Pendennis, kaS.,
expects to retnrn to that place
February %.
Circuit Clerk John \. Pryor,
Jr.. Probate Judge &. G. Murrel1
and J. NJ. Murrell of IIartvillc
we're here Saturday
j. Fl. Riley, salesman for the
Rurnham Munger Root Dry
Goods Co of Kansas City, visited
ut the home of his brother, Dr.
+. II. Riley, last week
w. ]. Tripp's, who have beer
visiting relatives here for some
time, leave today for their homo
in Waldron, Kas. Jay says tt
look for him again when the
wild onions come.
Mr.. Evans, of Rogersville, wht
acted as telegrapher for the
Frisco here about a month las
fall, was here during the weel
i, from Cedar Gap, where he is
, turning trick }. y
Horace Fullington, who ha.
been attending the SOuthwes
Baptist College at Bolivar, Wis
tied home folks here this week
He is now agent for the Illinois
Life Insurance Co.
4 Mr.. Ellington, of the Mountain
9 Grove civil service commission
+ conducted an examination her
s Saturday for fourth.class post
, masters. Tie only one taking th
,mino,ion WAS Mr.. SaultS. fo
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-01-28
Many Mirrorettes

reduction AT j u. R"NnOldS --AdV
, The VI f.. Ladies' Aid Society
met with Mrs. j. \. Craig Fri.
day afternoon
Wanted Good Jersey Cow -
will pay good price if COW suits.
Adv. DRUE TURNER.
q. l.. EN- brep celebrated his
Goth birthday anniversary Fri
day. They live to II ripe old age
in the OzarlIS.
Ihave some very nice thorough
bred S. G. White Leghorn rooS
ters for sale. Prices roaSOna
ble. Sec Vlolrttc Craig. adv
For Sale Sorghum MolaSSrs,
.Oc a bucket. Phone 1 longs on
1913, Star line.
ADV J.E.SeymOur. Bryant. Mo
b. W. Hoover says he handled
500. 600 worth of horses and
mules since September /. Yes.
they raise 'em here in the
DzarkS.
Go to ]. d. Reynolds and buy
all your Farm Wagons. BuggieS.
and all kinds Of Plow Implements
as they have the best money will
buy. ADV
"Tha Cowboy Swede' was
presented to IL good audience at
the opera house last night. This
company is il good one and gives
splendid satisfaction.
For everything to eat and wear
always go tn the Cash Mercantile
Co.. where YOU get the most OF
the best for the least. Bargains
every day in the year. Adv
Wanted A good. live agent to
sell the famous Hinge Door Silos
in Wright county.
CHAS. HlGG ANBOTHAM,
ADV Genl Agent, CasSvlIe, Mo.
r. r. Wright, who has been
suffering from felon for nearly
two months. was able TO WELD
the razor at his accustomed chair
in Cole 5 tonShria par ors Satur.
day.
The o. +. +. Club met ]ann
uary % at the home of Miss
Mildred Freeman. a very en-.
ioyable time was reported by all
pre- sent. The next meeting will
be held Friday evening. january
%. with Miss Mabel Coday.
At Springfield last week Ref
cree John Schmook allowed J, Is.
Thomas, president of the Bank Of
Willow Springs, claims amount
ing to 81 1000 against the deiunct
Daniels Commission Co. Of Will
low Springs.
Barker Bros, are today closing
trade with the ID. j. l.anders
Lumber Co, whereby they ac.
quirc possession of the Lenders
stock and equipment here, with
the exception of the native lum.
Der. - Mountain Grove Journal
r. n Farren Of Mansfield drove
his Maxwell over Tuesday morn,
ing. Mrs. Howe Steele and little
sons, Tom and Robert. who have
been visiting relatives in Ozark.
and Mrs. Steele'S sister, Miss
Dorothy Robertson. of that place
accompanied him. -Hartville Re
= publican
, Dispatches from Scdala re.
port the arrest, at that place. OF
s. l.. KieS, formerly of Mountain
Grove. on a charge of embezzline
4 S., 200 from the M. *. 4 T.freight
+ office at Sedalia, where he was
Z cashier. kieS' brother. in law, W.
D J. Hinkle, Mountain Grove auc
p tioneer, has gone to his aid
Why send your shoe work tc
o Springfield when Winburn will
e do it just as well? SoleS either
U hand sewed or nailed. All work
K guaranteed. Patronize home in,
y duStry and make Mansfield the
Gem City in every sense of the
3 word. | you want harness oil we
It have it to sell, at 75c per gallon
!, Adv MORGAN & WlNBuEN
l. The Man nStield Concert Bano
> will give a concert in the opera
house Friday night, Eel rnary /:
n This will be the first concert lt
/, be given in 1919. The concert
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-01-28
Market Report
Farm Loans

At lowest prevailing rates.
No delay.
ADV. GEO. h. FREEMAN.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-01-28
NOTICE
To City Tax Payers!

Fair warning! Please call at
Fuson's drug store and pay your
city taxes to James Codsy.
Adv CITY COLLECTOR
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

Van Camps No. Is Early June
T -, per can .-.--.------.-.-1Oe
B1-cd-RegIlar Sc Size Leaves
tOE -.----------. ---------- -
Kansas Eggs-Gusranteed-per
dozen .-----.s .-.------------ SO
MarieOpa Butter-Reeeived
Daily-per ID --.-..-..---.-..S5e
Famous Blue Ribbon Eggs
per dozen ...--.-------.s nc
Moses Best OF Blue Ribbon Flour,
"a ID. sack CSC; AZ ID. sack Sf.zo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

westward, though il was believed they
would not hold long TO that course.
but probably would make oetour 10
reach Chihuahua.
It was reported that the villa troops
had orders for rendezvous az ASS
Grandes. This would mean that the
main body Of the Villa troops would
have 10 pass through Fronterass Whefe
Cen F. Martinez was reported TO De
disposing Of CarranZa troops TO meet
the expected villa advance
H. W LOOMS. an American MINING
man reported killed during the villa
invasion Of sonora, reached here Iues-
daV He said he met Cunning ham,
Heudricksou and a third American,
presumably SOutherd, Monday after
noon at Esqueda, which was occupied
Monday night by the Villa forces.
II Tigre Refugees at Border.
Fourteen Americans who left Fl
Tigre Wednesday on horseback. ar
rived here Thur sday. They rode tnelr
horses to within . miles of the inter-
national border, where they were met
by friends, who left here in automo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

The weather ms cnange out the
quality Of our coal ever remains the
same. r. c. Semple, successor TO South
western Fuel co. Phone 53l.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
AGUAPRIETiIS
WELL GUARDED
Strong Reinforcements Ar
rive From Nogales; Amer
leans Reach the Border.

Douglas. Ariz. Dee disposition
Of the augmented forces at aqua
Prieta the Mclean fortified town op-
p0siJe here, occupied the attention o.
the Carranza authorities today. An
additional detachment Of approximate
" 1900 CarranZa soldiers under Gen
Miguel Laveaga arrived here shortly
after midnight from NOgales, Ariz.
They Immediately were moved across
the border to Aqua Prieta-
Gen. Aware Obregon stated that he
expected to use these troops 10 guard
the NacoZari railroad and 10 garrison
NacoZari and FL Tigre-
The opinion was held in United States
army quarters here, il was reported
that while Gen. ObreEon would be able
10 prevent the saclting Of Nacozari ana
II Tigre. il would be extremely diff
cult for him to block the movement OF
the Villa forces toward Chihuahua
Where is VillHf
The whereabouts OF Gen Francisco
Villa have become more pulling JnaE
ever to Gen. Aware Obregon, the Car
rama commander, who said that what
appeared to have been the most re-
liable report yet received By him on
the subject declared that Villa with
about 20O0 Of his followers, is in the
mountainous region near QueroSaDA
east of Hermosillo.
II TIgre Attack RepuIsed-
An attack on the American owned
mining camp at FL Tigre, begu IN laIe
Thursday by an estimated force Of 500
Villa soldiers under Gen Pablo Lopez,
was reported Iates TO have been aban-
doned after a few hours fighting, DUR
ing which the Carranza garrison OF
bare 100 soldiers. 80 Of them recent
Villa deserters, were said 10 nave
worsted the attackers
Losses sustained by the Lopez COM
mand we're not stated The Carranza
troops stationed themselves in the nils
surrounding the town and prevented
the Villa soldiers from gaining shell
tered position
Lopez retreated with his men to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
.CIRRANzA PLANS
To BRING PEACE
Consul Says First Chief Be
lieves Milit7ry Work Will
Soon Be Over.

Andres G. Garcia. consul in Fl Paso
for the recognized government OF MeNi-
co. returned 20 the city Thursday eve
ming from Matanoros. where conferred
with first chief Venustiano Carranz2l-
Gen CarranZa viii take up with
TlesiO Are iOndO. minister 10 NasnlhS-
tou the border situation, said Air. Gar
ella. with a view to bringing the mat
ter of the lack OF an effective emDaI5 -
against the outlaw Villa faction 10 the
Washington administration ,..,
Gen. C2rranza gives out very ne ~
time to Villa in Sonora before ms Inlil-
tarv force viii have been scattered
and his party run out OF existence,
Then. according 10 the 1lrst cnieA, VIII
come the actual steps for the recon-
structiun. Of our country war torn ana
revolution ridden Tor the past i've years
Special attention to the Ilnanclal
condition OF Mexico is among lhe IlLSt
things to be considered. Gen CafraslAa
told me No more government cohces-
sions of vast areas or monopoiiSuc eA-
tent will be allowed great corporations
OF single interests, whether NAIVE 70
Mexico or foreign, the Iirs1 ehlei
II understand from other sources that
the head Of the recognized goVerrIne ht
is endeavoring even now 10 shape W
"a cabinet. and is involved in the intrl-
cafe business OF organizing the ma
rhinerv and personnel OF the civil gov
eminent of Mexico. The military WORK
of the qualification of the country Is
close TO its end -
-.In the task OF reconstruction IN
Mexico. Cen Carranza stated frankly
that he recognized the task the Con
stitutionalists had undertaken was not
,-sr ouire half under way, and he point
ed out that from the highest official 70
the lowest in the whole government
military and civil efforts, II was me
duty OF all to assist in carrying OUT
the reforms already initiated for the III
innate benefit Of the Mexican people
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
M'NARY HEADS
CLEARING HOUSE
Vice President of First Ma
tional Elected President;
Predicts Prosperity.

Following a custom of the Clearing
Houses Of America. james Graham
McNary. vice president Of the First Ma
tionaI bank, and vice president Of the
FL Paso clearing house, was elected
president OF that institution at a
meeting held Thursday evening, the
practice being 10 have the new presl-
dent come up from the vice presidency,
and thus insuring the permanency OF
the organization. Mr. McNary sue
ceeds T. NJ. WingO. vice president OF
the Rio Grande Valley Bank and Trust
company
Other Officers.
The new officers Of the clearing
house associated with Mr. McNary are
Alfred F. Kerr, vice president OF the
FL PasO Bank and Trust company; wee
president; Frank NJ Murchison, active
vice president Of the Texas Bank and
Trust company, secretary and treas
urrr. Mr. MurchisOn is the only new
official. A. T. Kerr having formerly
been the secretary and treasurer.
Ny. McNary, in speaking Of his. cleo
ton and office, said: Il have simply
rotated upward a notch. The work
continues just the same. The increased
clearances of $4,000. 900 in October
and sI1. 900 900 in November, are in
dicatfons of a fine prosperity in FL
Paso and a development Of the outly-
ing country. The clearing house sim
plV registers these activiues-the
banks are the direct agents Of the
prosperity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
RECALL IS Asked
FOR CAPT. BOY-ED
United States Also Requests
the Recall of Another
German officer.
Continued from page One.I


been the subject of c-ose attention
b. the state department and the de-
partment OF justice Several times II
had been broadly limited that the
American government might intimate
TO Germany that the operations Of her
naval attache were Objectionable, with
the inevitable suggestion that his con-
nectiOn with the embassy should De
terminated Each time, however. the
threatened action came TO nothing.
Misuse of Passports Alleged.
Capt. Boy-Sd's first activities which
attracted the attention of the govern
ment were in connection with the
misuse of American passports TO Ger
man reservists seeking to slip throuS Il
the allied lines to join their armies.
Later Capt Boy-Ed's name was
mentioned in connection with char
tering ships from American ports to
supply fuel and food TO German yes
sells. which in the first months OF the
war were hard pressed by the allied
squadrons-
L. :. Warned Prosecutors
The inference ran broadly all through
the trial of the Hamburg-American Of
ficials that Capt Boyd was cogniz-
ant of the offences which the govern
ment charged and in the early DAYS
Of the trial his name VAS frequently
mentioned in open court by the gov
eminent prosecutors. Finally the
state department suddenly INTERVIEWED
and cautioned the officials Of the
iudicfaI arm of the government that
unless they expected to indict Capt
Bowed for the offense charged, the
language previously used should be
avoided for the reason that II might
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER

To further introduce the Worlds Famous Chase and Sanboms
Cofees and Teas viii give away absolutely Free with
strings tied to the proposition pound of Chase and Sanboms
Famous Crusade Blend Coffee with each purchase Of $500
over Of Groceries on Friday or Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

Cold evenings made pleasant WheI
Won use our coal r. C. Semple, success
sor to Southwestern Fuel Co phone
531.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

blles TO aid them. -Four others. who
remained behind 70 bring the horses,
are expected to arrive during the
night
Repair Railroad.
Rodolfo Garduno. Carranza consul
here stated that he had received q
message from Nogales. Son, saying
mat work of repairing the railway to
HermosilIo was progressing rapidly,
and that il was expected that trains
-,-o1,td h. runnIng through to Guaymas
bz- the latter part Of next week
The villa forces Of Gen Rodriguez
have retreated from Fronteras. son,
n Tfrre after burning railroad
bridges and tearing up the tracks 70
DELAY the progress Of Carranza troops
pursuing them, it was announced az
Aqua Prieta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
CASAS GRANDES
EXPECTS VILLA
Trainload of Men and Sup
plies to Go There From
Juarez, is the Report.

UnconfirmeG rumor among Juarez
military men in touch with the ad
ministratiOn. states that Villa is eN
pected in Casas Grandes within
short time. and is understood to be
making his way back for O1itos pass
in western chihuahua. close to the
Sonora state line.
1t is stated in Juarez that a military
train is to be shipped out over the
North Western for CGsas Grandes or
vicinity today. carrying men and sup
plies TO the Casas Grandes valley.
Deny PaIOmss Turnover.
The military and financial headquar-
tiers Thursday afternoon declared thai
Carranza reports Of a turnover Of the
Palomas garrison were false and state
that Wednesday saw lod OF food and
supplies, including clothing. sent out
to the garrison. no disturbing advices
having been received from that border
point
No Trains Below chihuahua.
Trains will not be sent down from
from Juarez to any point farther south
than Chihuahua city, IL was learned
from National railway officials Thurs
day afternoon. and reports have been
received in military quarters across the
river that the railroad track is being
torn I'D and bridges destroyed between
Santa ROsalia and the Chihuahua state
capital
At the same time, Col Hipolito Villa
and the Vil'ista military authorities
claim that Villa controls as far south
as EscalOn. with an outpost Of troops
stationed there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

endanger the friendly relations be-
tween the United states and Germany.
Boyd Won't Comment.
New York. Dec. Capt Boyd,
German naval attache. declined today
to comment ON the reports from wash
ington that secretary Of state Ian
sing had informed the German ambas-
sador that he had become persona non
grats 10 the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

Correct that eye trouble, and enjoy
the comfort and pleasure Of perfect
evesight For satisfaction in eyeglass-
fttfne- see Geo. u. Kendall Optometrist
and Optician, EOS Mesa Ave.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

Johuston,s Appreciated Chocolate
always fresh, excellent assortments-
Phone your orders Potter Drug -
phones 356-375 1OI 5. FL PasO s.
we advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
There's a Reason

W the Standard Cash Stores and Markets doing such ire
mendous Cash business.
1t is because
We buy the majority goods Car Load Lots direct ron
c Psc and Manufacturers Cost for Cash and sell
them direct saving you the Mddlemens means
Net Saving Of between 10 percent to 20 percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

> Packages Navajo or Nutro
Oats Tor .--..------------ l5c
Fresh Cream Of Wheat per
package --.------.-- -----.--- ioC
Chase and SanbOrn's Diamond
IS Coffee, lD--.--.---.---.- &c
Chase and Sanborn's Amber
Blend Coffee, Ib-----.-----.-3o soc
3 Cans No. 2s Hand Packed
Tomatoes for -.-.-.--.-..-.--25e
Cans No. p Valley Brand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

The special process USED in preparing
Avondale Brand oats is what makes
them better. Avondaie Oats are put up
in a paraffine-lined. moisture proof and
alright packages Absolutely sanitary
and free from bugs and wecviL-AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03

For ehapPed hands. face or lips, Pot
ter'S Toilet Cream is unequaled, price
25c. Telephone 355 or 35T and have IL
delivered Potter Drug COmpany.--Adv.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-24
Daddy Bedtirne
The Child
)fOTV- That Lived
In Cave

HLDREN nowadays
Il said daddy
~
"Fun?' believe
Neither his
talk
credit ,andthe
andh other
Mowgs training judged from these days What
they taught him
a fasha nd he had the i
"Nowg to
he to
impossible
made the best of it. for that the only to keep warm
Portable after that for Iksob made fire for him day
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-24
NONE TO SPARE

One of the most despicable things
ly is that he sells it to minors. Some
times the purchasers are little boys
and sometimes they are young men
who ought to know better but who
don't. Young men Ola certain callow
age think it clever to get 'tanked,' to
purchase liquor on the sly, and to
have stand-in with persons who ars
willing to make their profits from that
end of their business.
Little boys find TASKS only half
empty and drink what has been dis
carded Little boys are cajoled by
boot-leggers into assisting in sales
and into buying outright for them
selves.
We have great many fine young
men and great many fine little boys
in Moscow. But it does not seem to
us that we have too many of them.
At least we do not believe we can
spare single boy or single youth
to be ruined by contemplate boot
leggers.
If there is a suspicion that at a
single place of business in this town,
under any pretext whatever, and un-
der any disguise whatever, intoxicat-
ing liquor is sold to the youth of this
town, that place should be kept under
the closest surveillance, no matter
what the cost. The man who dis
penses liquor Illegally ought to be run
out of town.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-24
Country Should Await Wars Verdict Be
fore Building More Warships
By ANDREW CARNEGIE. Peace Advocate

little of the naval committee and for
congress rushed battleshps until
what lessons the will teach and show to be wise.
opposed building warships for this WE DO
NOT KNOW WHAT THE END OF THE WAR WILL SHOW.
WHAT MAY APPEAR NOW AS A NECESSITY MAY NOT BE
NEEDED WHEN THE WAR ENDS
happened be in Britain memorable occasion when the
British made the greatest bunder At that period Great Britain had
the and commanding while Germanys small
comparison but the British naval experts advised Britain
charging and for the building of the Dreadnoughts
what going and Immediately began increase her
Germany built super Dreadnought That the fact.
GERMANY THE GREATER
GREAT DEVELOPMENT OF ENGLAND's
THAN USEFUL
very hopeful will wait until this before starting
building program additional Let wait for several
what should be the peoples and nations
will all have enough of by that time and they will glad for
a and wait too
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-24
ROAD IMPROVEMENT

The excellent weather of the past
winter left the streets of Moscow in
such condition that at minimum of
cost they can be made weli-nigh per-
feet for travel. Two days ago our
streets were at exactly the point Of
dryness when they should have been
dragged and run over with steam
roller The best moment has passed.
But Immediately something should be
done to drag the streets in town and
roll them.
1t is the failure to carry on this
cheap but effective work at exactly the
ripe moment that makes Moscows
streets such a reproach a good part of
the year. !
The person whose business it is to
supervise the streets and alleys of this
town had better look about him, get
his men, teams, and equipment out,
and do the city a great service for lit
tie outlay of money, time, and labor.
The public has a right to better
streets than it has the opportunity of
using most of the time. Thrift, fore
sight, and always being on the job are
just as useful virtues in civic life
as they are in private business.