Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-04-01

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SOME VIEWS AND INTERVIEWS.
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L. H. Japer: All, Mr. Editor, I'm
leaving you;will move to my farm at
Roosevelt, Okla. 1 have 400 acres
down there must look after But
am hoping I may be able to return
to Old Audran again some time.
S. D. Wilson: / own the old Ike
Dyer place, southeast of Mexico.
like that community: fine neigh
bors. Yes, hear from Mr.. Dyer oc-
casionally. He's down in South Mis-
souri, now, as you know.
Elisha Hedden: l live near Long
Branch Store. We're stirring farm
work out our way. Not much oats
sown. Weather's been two unfavor-
able and seed too high.
Cohorts: / am here from Sa-
pulpa, Okl., for a short time. Your
Pate Morris here is my father. We
like it quite we'll down in Oklahoma.
Jesse L. Fike: Some religionists
are queer, aren't they? Nothing do
ing without all the honors swing
toward their particular church. All
profess to be going to the same eter-
nal home, so what's the difference. l
believe church folks should co-ope-
rate and work together. Be one,
even as Christ and the Faher are
one.
w. H Ray: When are you coming
out to Littleby to eat agan, Mr.. Ed
itor? All, tell you that man Shook
is fine worker for the moral uplift
of the community, isn't he? I wish
we had many more such men.
A. ]. Deichmann: 1 live on the new
gravel road between Wellsville and
Middletown. The road is ten miles
long and is all in Montgomery Coun-
ty. The road is fine thing for the
farmers along the line. 1t is pro-
posed to establish toll gates to raise
the necessary funds to keep it in re-
pair but am afraid many will drive
a mile around to dodge the toll.
Prof. Motley: In reference to the
Y. M. c. A. proposition, let's hit the
ball.
J. G. Jesse: What makes it go
that strange clock in the window of
the Savings Bank? In answer the
Bank first observes: Our time is
yours; we appreciate your business,
and then explains "what makes it
go" as follows: The revolution of
the earth on its axis every "a hours
possesses both a rotary and a CEN
trifugal force. The rotary force is
neutralized so we do not notice it by
the tremendous size of the earth's
sphere, and the centrifugal force is
neutralized by the magnetic attrac-
ton which causes articles to fall in
stead of fly out into space when drop
ped. BY supplanting this neutraliz-
alton of the rotary motion of the
earth in it's daily revolution by
counterbalancing influence secured
by means of bisecting spheroid to
which a magnetic compass is attach
ed and by astronomically calculating
the proper reduction in size so that
the circumference of the clocks dial
bears the same relationship to its
axis of the earth, and also utilizing
the attraction of the imoon to the
earth, which is found to be felt upon
the hour hand of the clock when
this naturalization is removed by the
above mentioned scientific discov-
cry then the hands are allowed to
rotate In accord with the revolution
of the earth, the same as the earth
rotates on its axis, except that the
calculation is such that the hands of
the clock make two revolutions to
the earth one.
]. B. slavens; Rev. A. e. Burch
often uses the word daddy" in his
addresses. Why, that's all proper
Bennett Clark uses the same
word when he refers to his distin-
guished father, GeneVieye follows
suit, and Daddy Clark likes it. The
word is classic all right.
S. L. Robson: ! have sometimes
thought the Mexico public does not
fully appreciate President John w.
Million. He is the great leader in the