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The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-30

Frank Ellis Is now at Camp Meigs,
Washington, d. C.. He 10 in the 18th
Company, Quartermasters Depart
ment.
Harry Newton, the third son of
Mrs. r. r. Newton to enlist Is now Mt
a camp near Baltimore.
Olson has enlisted and been
AIKEN to an officers training camp In
he east.
Joseph Maloney enlisted in the u.
Marines Friday Of last week. and
| III leave Saturday for Mare Island.
will accompany John c. WYNN. u.
Food administrator. who has de-
ided he can better serve his country
D the nrmy.
Ed Anderson came down from
rsckcnridRe Friday and has enlisted
Uncle Sans big army.
Ignatx Bacher left Monday from
Sterling for Camp Cody. N. NJ. with
10 bunch Of draft mon.
.f esSG.y Of f 6 5:s;o5;ssi IS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Ne. 1oo7
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETIT:
ION OF GEORGE w. BERRlAN
FOR THE DETERMINATION OF
THE Int r e SITS IN THE
LANDS AND TENEMENTS OF
RICHARD HOLDER, Dscsassd.
This matter coming on % b heard
this 26th day Of May. 1918. upon
the petition Of George ". Bsrrtan,
claiming to be the grantee Of the
keirs ct law Of the said DECEASED Of
M NestAwsst Quarter (NW") &c.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-30

Ralston Presbyterian Church
2:15 Sunday School 3p. m. Patrio-
tic service. Sermon by. DR.. c: g.
Williams. May the loyal, patriotic
spirit of Ralston be shown in atten-
dance at this service.
M. G. Dametz
Why not subscribe today? $3.50.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-30

The Denver Tramway Systenn-lnterurban Time Gard
- ROUTE ~
LEAVES DENyER-54O 100. 800. 900. 1000 HOO m
12:O0poon, LOO 2OO $780, 400 $40, 6:10. 200 p, m
LEAVES LsYDEN-6:52 8 OF 902 1902 1902 a. m
1909 102 2:O2 3:02 4O2 502 6:O2 7:O2, SO2p m
Sl-(To Arvada Only
daily Sunday, at 8 II -
LEAVES DENvER-8:OO 900. 1000. HOO p.
LEAVES ARvADA-9:30 1880. 11:30 p m
Golden cars leaving Denver at Ill carries passengers
to Arvada. On Wednesdays and Saturdays also carry
passengers for Leyden.
,,,~-. . m,,,,. Leyden 655
SVNDA1 'tAM1' IAyden Denver TOE
ROUTE -
LEAVES DENvER-535 $780, $780, $50 $780, 1890 11;30
1880 1:So. 230 $780, 43o. 6:4o $780, 7:3o. $3.50 and
11:30 p. p.
LEAVES GoLDEN-625 7:25 1885, 935 1875 and 1875
1885 1885, 1885, 1885, 435 $685. $685. 1885 1885, 1885 p m,
1895 a. m.
SUNDAY TIME car sys: Ren S f or 6 nsSsn 9 M
~, :, u,,,,, Leave and 1910 p.
EXTRA CANS oN Golden and
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-30

Mai. E. Matter Of the British Can
sdian Recruiting Mission will lecture
st he Grange hall. Westminster, FRI
day evening, Nay 3lst Of TIL: week.
At 8 o'clock Everyone invited. Ad-
mittance free. given under auspices
Of the Boy Scouts.
Usual baaes II Dreo1SsIA 0SasSs
hall Saturday svsaias. J.ss !. Every
&c iavissd. 800 aAnissSss.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03
Turkeys Take Prizes

Mrs. e. L. Wilson carried uff
the honors ut the state poultr!
show at Springfield last week
with the fire Maui moth Bronze
turkeys from the Wilson Farm,
getting threr first prizes, two
seconds and twO. thirds. besides
sao special pria 8 for best shape
and best color. One of the poul
try Judges from Texas compl'.
mented her most highly on. the
.xcellence OF her shawinps SAY
lnx one of the toms was as gMd
a. aay'he hal ever seen any
where. She and her broth-r,in
law, j. +. Wilson. also purchased
some tin-Shorthorn heifers from
the Alexander herd at Buffalo,
being unable 10 secure what was
desired at q sale Mr. Wilson at
tended In Oklahoma.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03
With the Colors

Paul John-On of Mountain
Grave has enlisted in thu Nav.
Elias Vancil OF Camp Funstor
who has been home nn q fur
l'ugh WAS here this week.
NJ 3 VIC Coday has returned
from her visit with her husband
at Camp Doniphan, Ft. S II, l,Okla.
Louise Reece, who il connected
with the epxin. ers' department
at Camp Funston, visited. here
during the week.
The bndy Of Willie Cornett OF
ROM, a member If the DnHglas
county draft army who did In
amp, arrived here Tuesd&s en-
route t. his former home tAr in
ttrmeut.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03
WAR SAVING cIlR1s


To ss'e o. var s.yinxi .cArti
tirates inWriRht c0un'y ,is In the
hands Of r. f. Adams nt. Hart.
vile - chairman, and A. u. Cur.
tis at Hsrtvil,e AID r e.. Rskarl
nf Mt,ont in Grove ~ vice fhsie-
men.
AT q meeting IN Msdsdsid
Monday Afternoon; -rmSf 70 look
alter ,the work in the Jsr ems
townships were sci cted Eas fol-
lows. 4" -,
= M.ansain Gn ve. e. J i;r gu.
!. A Chase. A H. Is. adfo,idl
C,ark, J, NJ. Ryan.
PI asant VALLEY, N J., rC.aig,
Geo b. Freeman.
Wood, e. w. Yocum.
a.rt. Gro. NJ. Hunter, Bert
ellis.
tsasconade. Charles Anhk.
Van Buren,. VIM Hopkins.
Brush Crrek. Wm. Tr:ut, W.
J. Long.
home. Perlr Newt n.
Montgomery, HenrJ tE>ans,
Eli D. wilson.
Elk Greek, ] F. Cope.
Untn, J M Bs,hAn .on. W D.
Jones'.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03
Obituary

John N .Ison Craig was bnr,,
ia Clat.. Co. Pa July 22, 1859
and passed away A. Springfield
Dec. 2G, 1917, at the age of S.
Death resulted from nep'-fitis.
H. was married to Lizzie Ranf
july q. 1874. To this union
were born seven children. six 81
of WHOM are living: Mi>sVi0lette,
MS. Jessie Cor lie, Gl. mn. Jas.
per, Grace and Robert, all OF
whom were y esent at Ih. funer
al. which was conducted fr III,
the NJ e church Saturday after !:
noon by Rev J. b Hyltpn, ex-
cept tl.S former, Mrs. Cordl.
coming from hpr home at Mem.
rhis, Tenn Gl .nn FROM .CamL
D 'niphan, Fl SlII, Okla where la
is a member Of the supply com-
pany OF the 40 h U s infantry,
.ni Jasper frem Harvey. H..
where liz had empl"ym 'nt. The
intarment took placein the Man
sfrld cemetery.
Mr. Grain came here lS yrars
ago from Woo.lyille. WIS where
h. resided II years. At the tim.
u his death he was telegraph,
ope, at,r here for the Frisco.
position he tilhd long AMI accep.
tably. He had ben station agent
1t varions points, hlving been
connected with the railroad ser.
vice ahont 80 years
tie. was a faithful mo mbrr OF
he Buukard church and iiv.d a
cons st,nt Ch ris'iall life. In his
de ,th we l ,se one Ut our bes
ind most widely known ciiiz ms !.
The large crowd present II
he funeral and the .nsay heaps
iful hnral offerings wers eviden
ce 1T the high esteem in which
he was held.
H. rema'nea at his post Of
da'y until Sunday night, when
ne. accompanied by his w,fe
went to Springfield and entered
,1e F isco hospital, where h.'
nit ad awav the physician,
= ;aks'
having us hope + i his recovery
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03
Card Of Thanks

We des r. to thank all WHIT
we're so kind at tn. death OF ou,
husband AMI tatt-T we -speci
ally desire 10 thank the Frisco
sta'i,n force and the Order uf
Railway Teles raph.rs for their
beautiful floral offerings. Mrs
j. N. Craig and ch ldr-n,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

|t,cn spproprate.t. i. DE occasion
Ernest and Je So tsyts Of tis
Seager Dr4matic % nave !" The
American Tramp. q ma lothe'
pleasing sketches
A reel Of, war epistares was
then piven, fofowM by "Tns
Good Shepherd. Z a46o by Miss
Miller, Mjsss honey accompany
ing on the plano.
Then came the ciimax. "T =
Awkward Squad, which brought
down the house. 'ihe cast ot
characters beinR:
Uncle Sam, Col. LtO Nieder.
Lieutenant General, o. 5. CO
day.
Captain Chasais, + o Dick
man S
ord"rly, Alnn Saaay:
Squad gS
Charley No tn, R"dolphu>
Cooley
L,uie South, Mithn D nnis
jamie East. TtnH. Lean.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

You only need Sanol Eczema
t!ure to get rid of those Black
Heads, Puppies, rough bump,
skin. Leaves skin smooth. Cues
any case of Eczema. Is pleasant
to use. A tri,l will convince you.
35c ut the drug slore.-adv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

J.R. White of Cod Spr;nus
will locate in Kansas City, where
he has 4 position with the Metro
,,olitan Street Railway. He will
have . sale Saturday ut Norwood
fer which VIC printed bills. We
also printed bills for Louie Lord
for q sale Jan. 9near Cola Spring
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

Income IAx Man l0Min1
C,l.ec:or of In,e, nal R,sn1-,
E. III Hx lnr. KHn>s, City. IA.
! ounces that Federal tnsom-
IT, Lott fs will be- etRs e lhil
county on J,n. &, 8 ah 10 sns-
will be at Mountain Cr..vas Jan.
8 and y, and 1t Har.v,li., Ian ~,
ready and willing To assisl pr
sons subject 10 IncOme Tax 10
make out their returns wuhout
cost to them fur such sery,ee
How many inrome tax .lsayers
there will b. irWrixht cdSnty.ts
uncertain, OF course. =" deter
mine In advance with aeeSrAcy.
but If you cum guess how tnA,.y
mar,i-d persons living with vii.
'tni how many unma' ried per.
sons will have iucome OF 5000 or
over for tn. Year 1917. theu you
know. The c.llect..r of Lsseroai
Revenue estimates that there
will be 1873 income tax payers N
this cmnty.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03
Hunters!

Take Nutice-Ali persons are
forbidden to hunt, trap or shoot
on the farms Of J. NJ. Thirkield,
CIV. Miller, r. B. Archer, D. r.
Snyder. W. o Williams, .Wn.
Brand adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

Do y"u get up At nigh,s haaei
is surely the best fer all kidney
or bladder troubles. Sanot gives
relief in 24 hours frnui all hack
ache aud bladder ts,u bles. Saast
is q guaranteed remedy. s5r aud
81. .W a bottle ut tue drug store. I'D
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

The follaWink hass Ctr thanks 10
.ash on subscription since our last re
mort,
7. Wllson Farm. Mansfield.
TX Anderson. NeOsh"
Asa Wade, MSas6eld.
]. M II-.nsk.y Mansdel !.
W. h. Mo re, EiHaMy Calf. !,
!, j N N kisiagsi sastlsla :
Charles Miller. Bryant.
: No h Carter. Maize, Ksns
W. +. Rippee, Ha' TITLE. -
Macie HensIey, Shenandoah
Iowa.
Lone Moe, Springt Id.
j. D. Reynolds, Mansfield +
NJ. 6. Hensl.y, Ma..-tie!d, -
Il Nj. Norcro>s, Mansfield.
Red Harlin Grocer Co Mans
field.
!, E. Westbrook, Mansfield.
J. G. Shinpaugh, Mans6eld,
DR.. ]. A. Fusun, Mansfield.
j A. Fuson. Hartvil e.
N. j. Craig, Mansfield.
WIN. Craig, Hartviiie
j. B. Freeman, Mansfield.
r, w. N wton, Mansfield.
w. I. Norcross, Mansfield.
j. A McNieiy h Son, St.L,uis
4. B. Bell, Man<th.ld: y, g4
Bruce Hensley. Gerlane, Kas
II. A, Dedmon, Mansfield.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

Prof. Jesse Westbro0k Of Chi.
ngo visited home folks he.e dur.
tng the week being q SON " Ira
e Westhrook. His ION has 10 n
ed the Army 40 Mr.. Westhrook
now t.as q son and q yrandsos in
the service.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

When YOU have Backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to bp out
OF gear. Try Sanol, 1t does won.
ders for the liver, kidneys and
bladder. a trial 35c bottle will
convince you, Get it at the drug
store. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

u is guarante' . Z, any watnsn
who will use Nsssl Eesrsss Pre-
Scriptiaa will find y perfect CON
il xt;n Itwili cure any eFapsA,t,
II, the akin Ills " kin Toni,
ssnni Erxemstsr l. Il ah,.nsenoid
remedy Atrial viii cOAviace ,yna.
Get It at shr drug >n're. ,ads.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03
oRCANIzATlONMADE
III klssting Here Monday
Wright County Council
Of Dsfsf,se Completed

/ .
serv.d an excel mt dinner at the
up IA liOus. M'Mday to the
hr'ght County Council OF Defeu
e lad the mem bers Of the town
,iiip coun :,l,, VIII hell bu 81.
ness meetin. f.clowing ll,. din
her.
Tnuse here for the meeting
were; Mansfield DR.. f.. Fl. Ri.
ey, WA Black. W, 7. Fuge, O.
l.. RObinett
Mountain Grove w. s Cahd.
ler, 4. N. F'uns on, John NJ.
Wheeler, II S. L..ascher
H,rtville- Il. +. Albums.
Norw,Dd-T. b, Bun d,n
The ladies' were extended a
VOTE Vi THANKS for their splendid
meal provided.
RF. Adams urther explained
the war savings stanp propOs,
ion and Ottier matt, rs were dis.
cuss d.
The fullo sing re 4olu tioD s
we're adopted.
Whereas j l.. Lee, q member
Of the Wight County Council Of
Uetense, has departed this life,
therefor g We 1t res0lvea. That W.
deeply feel our l.,ss in the death
of Mr.. Lee, une ut our valu
able members, one who had tie
wGrk of the oOnncii, the welfare
of our country .slid the best in
ere~ts IF our ln nople at heart.
and bp it further
Resolved. That a copy. Of these
resolutions b.. made o part ~
oar records, q copy sent to rhe
be: eaved ~i.inw, and u copy f6f
nished the p, ,ess Of the county
for puhiicat'on. W. S. C.ndt-r,
e. +. Adams, Wont, Tn-u'- 4.a:""
mjt,ee, ,'-r - - '-~-' - -
~. .esi experierced, in tue !
Tie Wright County Council 0i
Defense has completed it, organ
ization by the appointment of the
following townsl, p councils
Mountain Grove T. N. Fun
ston, 4 s. Lea> cher, John NJ.
Whe' ler, all of Mountain Grove
Cla,k-T. B Bnuldin, f j
TIM,np or, Thurman Chad ", II. /.
all nf MOI wood.
Pleasant Val y-.R d. Berry,
CIV. TrIpl,, o l. Rubinett, all Of
Mansfield. =.
Wood w S. Griffith, Dr. j z
TaIley, f. A Brot', a / of Noun.
tain Grove.
Hart BERT q lis, G. w. Sum.
me,s, J. w. jackson all of Hart
Vi le. -,
G scumde-W n Fug", J, hin
A. H'n>ley If Mansfield, Geo w.
.N,ch. Is OF Hal tville
Van Burpn n-N-F. G reshan, Ben
4 II e o'.of !Ha'tyille aad James
NJ HutseII of Rayborn.
Bru-h Crrels-J M Murrell.
W. A. Riplee, Joseph Hay worth.
all OF Hartvil e
Boo John \ LatiDer, Char
les Priester, Dove Newton, all of
Hartville.
M0ntgomery-G w. Keith, W
4. Hudson, j. B Sullivant, all Of
Names.
Elk Creek ], T. Emmerson.
A; w. Hillhous, ;, Of Competiti n,
Geo G. tlax on of g. ovespring
Union-L w Cot enxim. r. G.
Webb, H. L Edge, ton, all Of
Grove-pring.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03
Among the Lodges

and j. w. MlreS OF C.aODOt were
here Thursday to meet the mem
bers of tn. Eastern Star, the for
mer beinG district deputy.
w. A. Newton, District Dcputy
Grand Master, will install the
newly eierted officers OF the
several lodges of Wright c'nntv
OH tie l'Ow'ng DATES:
Names, January i.
Grovespring. January s
Cedar Gap, January
Mtn. Grove, January 10
Norwood. January II
MansR Id. January II
Rayborn, January 10
Jericho, January 26
The installation at Grove
springs will be public, the mem
bels Of Hpr;vlIIe lodge assisting
in the work 1t il also the ~.
quest of the District Deputy
Grand Master that a good atten'
dance be at these met tings< as a
School Of Instruction will be
held in both the Law aud unwrit
ten work Of the order. It il als.
planned to have the delegates
from the various lodges in the
county to perfect the |. O o. +
LMlge Association for Wright
county.
jesse Laraau Of Cabool was
elected president of the District
Masonic Association, com mprisiug
the lodges If Wright, Texas and
Douglas counties, at their meet
ling here Thursday. W. J. Nc
Gee Of Houston had served as
president during the past year,
the first year of the associations =
history, ami Mr.. Lareau Us vire
president. A. II Cohier of Min.
Grove, who served Us secretary
the past year, vas elected vice.
president. z. A. Stephens OF
Mahstield was elerted secretary
D.s( (rict Deputy q. A. Swenson
of Mountain Or we was alsJ lar
2, ly ins.ra,uental III, in Makins in Tbs tlls
meeting it success it proved
The first and second degrees
wtre exemElifi,d DIR ny the
afternoon. the Norw, od lodge
conf rring the Master Mason
degree that night on T.. N. Dyer.
Among Me out-of tuWnM sons
present We,e:
Jesse Lsrean, B,F Fielden, Ca
bool.
j. K. Franklin, e. II. Freeman,
Badu !
Dr.. RIA Ryan, ] NJ. Ry,n, Dr..
II S. Csihoun j. p. Newton, II. J
Schoteld, II. M. Huffman. q T.
Schoonover, Norwood.
w. II. Brake, Macomb.
J.F.Garner, Junction City, rs,
W. j. MEG q, Houston.
CA Swenson. N l. Bo,ten, II, v.
A. G. Gayle, Ray Clou.e, Thos
Walker, A. F.. Collier, Mountain
Grove.
The next meeting will be held
at Hartv.lle thu last Wednesday
in, March
The Hartvil.e Odd Fellows had
q great meeting Tuesday night,
there being 40 members present
and 5 visitors from Grovespring
Lodge.
Jess Findley was given TIL
FIRST Degree and Lee McClana
han the Second Degree BY teams
that are hard to beat. The work
was dune without bo,,ks and in
manner creditabie t., any lodge
in the state.
Under the head OF new bust
ness the following officers wer..
installed fur the ensuing term
Noble Grand, G. W Sum mers
Vice Grand, Fred Hake.
Permanent Secretary, W. A.
Newton.
Treasurer, Il. r.. Jones, absent
Warden, J. N. Pryor, Sr.
Conductor, not vet appointed.
Chaplain, A. f. Richardson.
Scene Supporters, Not set ap
puiuted,
r, s. TO Noble Grand, j. fl.
Steele,
l. s. to Noble Grand. Andrew
BrOWett,
rs to Vice Grand. D.. c Carter
l.. S, to VIC. Grand. Perry
McElhaneN. ~
Grovespring Lodge will plbli.
|cly install next saturday night.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03
MANY kIIRRORETTES

Short Items and News Notes
Of General Interest t9
Our Readers
A1vaT Tnrnerhas gone to Spring
e Id.
Omar Rippee has go 'e t"Tulsa
Okla
Gus Brazeal was in Hsr,yille
, Friday.
CIV. Freeman was in uartville
Friday.
E.Bil4-fer of Bryant was here
Monday.
James New ton was in Norwood
Monday.
r. l. Handy was in Springfield
this week.
Carl Mays was in Springfield
this we. X.
John; Ste, hens was in Ava
: this week.
9. NJ. Howland. has returned
to Colorado.
Thomas M.,rris or Ava was
here this week..
c. A Stephens made a trip to
Joplin this week.
] l.. Morris of Min. Grove
was here Monday
W. II Brakes we're here from
Macomb Monday.
Fred Hurst's have moved here
from Springfield.
]. X. Anderson was. here from
Neosho last week.
W. II. Hensley has returned
from Gerlane. Kas.
Frank Morgan of Albion, Mich
was here this week.
Spring Wagons and Bugeies
at j. q. Carter,,s. Il adv.
Ernest Hen sley ha> returned
from Medicine Lodge, Has
Take your cream to the
sqsseze Deal n Mll.,-zadlX,. z. !. .l!.9l, .
H. B. Jthnston's have moved
to their firm near Nor,hvi-w.
Ray johnson and wife visited
at~Deepwaterd during the holidays
Noah Carter of Maize, kas.
has been visiting relatives here.
Good house and 2lots for sale
cheap. Se- X M. Rogers.-adv.
The Mansfield branch of the
Red Cross now has 354 members
Square Deal Milling Co.
wants your cream.-adv.
DR.. l. r. VanNoy and wife
were here from Norwo d Mon
day.
A daught. has arrived a. the
home of j. M. Livingston and
wife.
Prosecuting Attorney C. H
Jackson of Har,vil|e was here
: Monday.
Il. I3. Paul and wife returned
Monday from their visit at Doni.
phan and Poplar Bluff.
Fred Mcmillan of Brandsvill.
is now operator at Frisco station
vice J. N. Craig deceased.
Mrs J. w. R.azoal and son
Chester visited Cecil Brazeal's at
Fordland d during the week.
Go tn j. d. Reynolds and buy
your Shoes b.. has the Best
Styles for the money-adv.
For S,la-Mamm,,th Bronze
turkey toms and hens. Wilson
Farm, Mansfield, Mo adv.
W.O Bishopand wife Of fSpring
field are visiting at the home of
her parents. J. 9. Turner and
wife.
A gtnd remedy for q bad cough
is BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP. 1t h, ais the lungs and
quiets irritation. Price Csc, So
and 81 90 per bottle Sold by all
dealers in medicine adv.
Geo.ge Norcross il here f'om
Indiana where he has been II
wears. He is.a brother OF W. i.
and Fl. NJ. Norcross.
Do you want to sell or
trade your farm or timber
land? II you do, see Avery
& Stephens.-adv.
For Sale-Folding pocket Ko
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

Chri.tian Endeavor Program
On next page.
H. b Paul, LIE der.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

Vernie Borders has returned
TO Adair, IuMa.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03
At the Christian Church

/, Rev. ]. H. Jones of Springfield
breaches at the Christian church
Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

us hope T + his recovery
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-03

H. B. Jchnston's have moved
to their f.rm near Northvi-w.
Ray Johnson and wife visited
at~Deepwaterdnring the holidays
Noah Carter of Maize, kas.
has been visiting relatives here.
Good house and 2 lots for sale
cheap. Se. X, M. Rogers.-adv
The Mansfield branch of the
Red Cross now has 354 members
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-08
Debris Is Used
 in Construction
 Italian Nursery

WASHINGTON. Oct, B. How the American Red Cross in Italy is capi- talizing an earthquake by using part of the wreckage of the 1915 disaster at Avezzano and Sora to construct a badly needed day nursery at the lat ter place. is told in q cable to National hea3ouarters in Washington. No new building material being available. the Red Cross collected enough bricks, timbers and metals from the ruins at S6ra. for q building to care for 400 babies while their mothers are at tending to harvest duties.
 The earthquake of 1915 practically wiped out Ave22ano and Sora. The people have been trying to live in the debris of their homes and many of them are destitute.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-08

a greater appropriation. as he had no .fotDrity. and never has had. to ask for any funds except sufficient to ,"@inta:n the existing roads and trails in tue territory.
 Every time he asked for funds the item was subject to a point of order in the house, and several times that point Of order was raised, and the items stricken Such was the case last year. He also gave notice that he did not intend to ask for any more funds for new road building,
 For years these items were subject to point of order yet while James Wickcrsham was delegate he never attempted to remedy the condition. This year Mr. SulZer introduced an amendment to the army appropriation bill providing that the secretary of "a" bc authorized to make such csti mates as he deemed advisable for road building in Alaska. Notwith standing the fact that there was op- position to this amendment from tn" military affairs committee. Delegate Salzor secured its adoption.
 It is interesting to note that con- gross debated thsi appropriation bill, y'0a n,'t it >r,o'i."a''s% tp.y teen billion dollars. for o1ly i"." hours. \ substantial portion of that :..a 2,aa %uot"I t. Ir. SIlZ"" tD ,..'c .,,c speech @hrrc5y h. wun 'v"r| :hc opponents of the amendment.
 General Richardson. formerly heal of the Alaska road commission, has said that the adoption of this amend ment was one of the greatest pieces of legislation ever put through for Ala ska. and he predicted that it would do a vast amount of good in the de rclopment of the territory.
 And now. as the secretary of war is authorized to ask for such funds as he may deem advisable. Delegate Sulzer believes that he will be able to lay the matter before the depart ment in such manner that It will lend him its support in securing sub stantial sums in the future.
 Before the house committee on elec- tions at Washington James Wicker sham made use of the following lan- gIagc:
 This act created that body the legislature of Alaska) and fixed the election laws of the territory. and it fixed them so that they could not by any possibility ever alter. amend. modify or repeal those laws. There is no question about that. Now. with respect to the members of the legislature. the Legislature can not now alter, amend. modify or repeal these election laws so as to destroy itself. or do anything else with re- spect to that matter"
 Mir. Wickersham was speaking of the organic act, which he admits hay ing drawn up himself Now just what did he mean?
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-08

One of the cleanest and most at. ,ractive places to eat is at the Frisco Ca!e.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-08

During his first year in congress Delegate Sul2er secured for Alaska an appropriation of $500.000 fo~ road
 building, which funds were to be used during a period Of two years. This year SlOO.o0O was appropriated. The secretary of war would not ask for