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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28
VOTERS OF MISSOURI

The laboring men Of q Is state
ARE appealing To YOU 10 bel, save
thcm from the clutches Of the
Insurance comualies anil lhg cor.
porations who Mc trying 10 force
upon them the misnamed WHik.
men's Compensation Law"
We ask you to Tcrat-h YES"
and vote NO" on amendment No
II A this law is 50 unjust and UNI
fair 10 us. II xas passed by the
insurance company's and conpoI-
alton lobbyists over the protest Of
the working men,
The right Of trial by mry hsa
bccn the safest guard OF free
countries. and This law dcrriyes n
working man the right of trial by
jury.
Ii was made To Favor tho itch
corporations. as companies that
less than five lon't come cn,ler
the law. Nearly all ac"it' Is
happen in the large plarts Of the
cities, These corporations carry.
insurance to prot ct their rca.
These insurance ccmranie. wtnt
this law as il will nut mill'nns in
their pockets that ought 20 IN TO
the poor injured workman ard his
family. Help rs Kill this law hS
voting MO- on amendment No.
II.
Mau, ce ]. CASSIDY,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28
LADIES ATTENTION! READ
THIS,

The Democratic women of Bot
linger county give sou the truth
in answer to \ letter of miscp-
resentations sent oft by tho rer-
uhlican women.
Four years ago ne Democrats
promised peace as long a. 1t could
be maintained with HON II
while the Reput licans ware c,ar.
curing for war and made III ,ic
campaign denouncing fers dent
Wilson's efforts 20 keep us out o!
war. They even made sr,rt Of
every diplomatic effort on. Trcs.
ident made to ayoid wat with
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28
READ THE L.EAGIt"
sunday = %. IN. Until ip. ~.

leeausr SON q. = sad u mean,
WAR. The msFninr he not
been changed ono hit Il ad the
Preamble. u ilon, Is cn ~ III 60
convince auy fair minded. th,ak-
ing man or woman that III pJI
pose oi the lcag q is 90 Prevent
Wars no, Make Wars. rho ,Sln.
octatic party believes IN = govern
ment for the n'ople. mu.,i,iod
from individual think ng 10y tn,
pcoplc That is why VIC have sent
out millions II ronies ~ tlr coy.
cnant nf tie Lt, ne " N1,.onS.
so A. 20 givr the individda' =
chance TO think fpr hIn's' {. ard
vote likewise
That is why | sincerity 'cpur>t
YOU Ia rad one 4 the :sSln c'.I 49,
of the Covenant tho League
that ! have sent uut to tn, voters
of Bollingcr Corr, for ore nogr.
.. m. 60 .. ~. sunday. 0etUber
II. II YOU have .ot cot \ rpby
get one from No'r nr'gfho'. ~
II you knov - r"'gnhpr that
does not hav- ono "lca-' h"'ifJ
me and ! will tlaI t.,n, out IS
hong - the su"p' Nll lHst W.
arr mailing from nnr = siN ~ -,
out going mail. ~ II yhI have Hr
extra copy please pass Il Out tu
slmc one WHOM y1u ku'" fAs
not received our.
sincerely voIrc.
4. Z. Hopkins
Chairman ncwocra.,c lent 81
rnr,f,ttta.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28
NORMALLY" ~ PRACTICE
senator Harding Congressional
Record

senator Harding was ,h1cni -
dodgei l.l63 roll calls and pap-
rum calls while = membrr of IN.
L. ). Senatc. In ther words. ~
Icss than siX ears. without any
cNcu C Of long illness o. uutsid,
work. he took nrly cnou b inter.
est m public 1uystions to vote ul
about one-hslf he bills N. .u-
lurnd.
senator Hacuing introduced II.
l3i bills in 6 ye7rs. of w'''ch ~
ore for son" form - local
spnils OF pcnst"">
40, q single "nc of The ci"1t
exceptions was for bic ngri lal
issue. His most import1ni "pui,-
lic' Till was "fp encourau, th,
teach'ng Of Spar y in ttr Ili'ci
States.
Everywhere hi> hosSes .rd. i!a-l.
ing was sure - follow Just >
times in 1920 did S"nato' lIardup
break on ? roll rali with pcpro, o.
Smoot or Lodge. the most r,ac
tionary men in .hc senate. IT. all
matters Of party polls" h "s.cd
.lth tho "Old Guird"
Not only did Senate, Hardin
do 10 independent :hinkiny IN h.5
life in Congress. hut opposed in.
dependence in national life. On
every roll call re voted consistent
Is a. csinst the principle uf self.
determination Tor lrelanl In our
own American policy nc vote
against every bull giving more
selfgovernment 20 tn" Phil!
rines.
he opposed public control in
war time of such utilities as t"ic-
phone wires. armor plate. paler
and pulp voting for he Food
Control Bill only under protest.
He opposed publicity Of protitcc
ing figures Ii, opposed the tx
on excess profits and lsuCcd Wall
Street On no loss than II lis
tinct counts h. voted against
measures charpipP lsrye pact
Of IN, war 20 var prot,rers ur
70 corporations N'th large in
comes. In opposing he Eeveru'
Bill in 1917 Senator Harding SAID.
And for ono IN against ,hls
bill because Of the S22b.GOO.00O ~
unfair. unjust Al d unreasonable
unc'lled-for c's.s tax uIon the
corporations OF this land.
Senator HARDING is on rccCrd
as voting for universal and ,Cil-
pulsory military training and for
continuing the nanufaC' Irc Of
munitions by private hao Is. He
favored secret diplomacy by 10
posing the open consideration Of
treaties by the Senate, lie voted
against the EuroYcan Food ReIct
Bill which carried relief to TIC
half.stsrved couu. rieS ahro1d. H.
followed the bidding of has leaGrc.
Senator Lodge. in Steadfastly op-
posing the Leagac 1f Nations and
the Peace Trcatv.
He voted with the ''N It's on
30 out of 81 roll calls on Prohlhi-
tion and himself sponsored a last
chance amendment for the "Wct>
only to claim crndit at last as \
Prohlbitionist nv voting for the
18th National Prohibition
AmendmenD itself. Likewise he
became an eleventh hour Sufla
gist by voting fer the 18TH tSrf,
frage) Amendment in 1919. alrho
for yers previous h had dodq,d,
hedged and evaoeA the issue when
ever II came T. vote.
As Senator Ha, hing WAS mac
tive and incapable Of leadership
what would he l., as President.
Vote for Cox anG Roosevelt
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28
More Abou, the Conr, Ilou>e i;iuV


No one seems 20 h."" 'c,icd
the fsct that .h"0n "xissS \ "Cuuf'
House Ring" 10 ,inilin,"r &. dnty.
and m excellent r"rsoN 20 ~ -
surrd II it, cN .'"ncr l. the ftrt
thai Nou will - confronted hy
some. ma,bss .dl Il this typr ot
Peanut polit ''taS. NO - 'sr-
sent the Ring and 'hcy wall
rave and boast l1d br.g AID bull
lyrag and bluf and swell up and
threaten 10 SUI and mn sbr - q
last resort offer Ia gar.bic. L.. on
the election with yor my,hirs
To ty 20 diver: yorr -ho irnts
and tr, To create some sott II ip-
preston that wi pr' Navr mind
nH Of the real :-rts cneiTpntif
Us. such Is thc tpct, = vt the
Court House Ring
Hut we invite cr'ticisn. or what
ever they ma, lc plea - % call
e II they want =" suc Sc u' DLc
for misstatemcrts lct thCri rake
the attempt 20 uud 49, tho proli
60 convict. tho lglw tha nl; n
single misstutcn' 'lt A1- been
made than likely. NJ ~ c9 Is l'y,
the books Of tn, county VII bc
audited hy IN exp - hudiung
Committee ~ ! vh'n that - ttnc
It Is possible srtr. ,raks Will p
pear that will ut 4" vhp'r> ny
for them 20 dig ~.
Voters. this yrHs. cNtta,sLance
must cease, We are st'r tn ladies
who arc just low ls mach inter
ested as the men. 10 10, aprrc'e
ofsuch waste InI cNt.g 'ranro.
So lets assert our authority ana
Dust every one II them and their
associates whom icy hayA llt"td
on the ticket w'th thcm.
The following ticket ~" know
are in no way connecte ! with the
Ring:
Walter GRAY. :pt Reprt ertAtl"e,
never asked ,hc voter Of B'1l-
lingcr county for an otiicH ht fore;
he is r progrc nv- ycor% but
ness man.
John +. Wintcrn, for PreSi'liHg
Judge Of the County con,t, onr Of
the best young business mon III
the county. RAN who 'i)es
things. rs is cvldt .ccd by MS rec
ord for just one Jay ss Prcs'dlrg
Judge, when our Court hGl hccT
actually doing nothing
Roam Smith, FOR judge Of the
Northern District, Is w3nn htah
fed and will rHsrect tHc wishes
and good judgement OF his cit'-
zens.
d. b. Corbia. vino is aaS'ng q"
represent us rs Judge OF The
Southern District. gona honest
old Dan, we have klown him from
infancy, and il N wou'a take 81
dollar more than you ye e cnt'-
tied to pay. he would give you
hack two. and besides. h, would
account to the County or the in
stitution he represented. |. exact
change.
w. A. Dempstcf. for Assessor,
the Ring" will .cll w" .'at Ne
is too old, well mst fo, example.
he took the census of his town
ship and he wa'ised ali over the
township just for exert,sr, didn t
take time to lad lie horsc --wc
need Just few more men like
him, men of agility. abl".y AM q
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28

Secretary Building 'fadc Council
St. Louis. rcprfI'nti.g lhr0O
wurkmon.
Charles y. Nclsor.
President Cc Etral "rada and I.apr
Union Kansas City. r., ,c,cEtirv
2b.OOO workmcn.
Ftnpx y p'trr>sa.
Secretary Building "'radss Council
Kansas City. representing 1000
workmen. Advertisement.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28
Ignorant Ozark satiyes wGrry
Mrs. Msycr.wins

s"'Ns "~f''"'~
Mr. Alice cur',i9 Mo,"s.W.ng.
who has switched IRON hci or,'-
while task 20 'rlevat.as ia,
Orarks Ia spreading thH gos,rl
of the republican part" "a very
much worried. /. the Il. Louis
Globc. Democrat has cpsp.cly
quoted her. II seems that Mp
Moyer.Wing lsh,r. under q 'iclu.
sion tha, the vivtcd irmo,r..ts
arr trying Ia tase unfsir sdsan.
tAgr of the poor Holplcss -H,'',,,"
of the Ozarks These lcmo,tsts.
Mrs. Moycr-Wing ". % tilms
the Ozark resident that hcy ma,
vote Tor Cox. Roosevelt, and Long
on one ticket lt will hr'v n
chance 10 scratch the Cosr'f"t ~
the League of S1l'ons vh"h " u
D.. on another ballot.
DE, Mr.. Ner.wur2 rS'.y
believe this rot, Does .ho ihink
that IN. residents "a Srrn.Ecl I
and Carthage anI Joplu ~ he
Ozark farmers " th their .ilc
acrrs arc 80 ,uIt,ous - I" 10.
lieyc that the rlr torstc MI lf.vc
chance direct, To rh>. oa th-
Covenant Does sc rral'y lc'.c."
ths, democratic ioli,ic' rs 'h'nk
~ little ~ the in'elligch'- uf the
residents 1f tho Narks thai they
would scck 20 spread usn r-'iSn
propaganda
Apparently 80 Those who ic.
member rcad,rs Mrs. MascS.
Wings series uf DEais aiue.,s
which were puhlisaed ,n ~ I'D
Repuhlic and Pos, Drrrch sr-
willing % take oa'h that go can
ard. n given an 1fatk sestTu u
tor foolish or trp lid for Mrs.
Mo- rr.Wung 20 t-'lic,s' 'rL
Mover Wing. ~ Writirg ih"so
articles. frcau,yil felt "a vh.r
che wa. pleased - t~r fnc set.
nAeular of the natives attubut.
ing 20 them fcst'dl an wou'l~r.
ful nhrases winch wen u~mt'l-
lig,hle 20 ninety fir- p3 c-nt IL
the residents II ~ OIsiNs. Read.
ing Mrs MoycrN my ar'kl,s.
one would imagine the O.Art' 20
b. hcnigh,ed anl ~ clay nalS
ard mud huts. inhabited Us lg.
nrtant snuff H-talcfs ard r-sHr.
hack hogs si linus srnuci, =.
churches. automobiles. 'rlsI,''"',',
and other cnnv~n'encrs Ut i..+l.
ern day hfc
She never sccrssd 90 -s'' the
rvsl OsArkx. tbs Orark> dott..i
with progressive wns saj hlSy
cities. peoplcd Sith, many at thr
hest residents II hsssouFi. lc,ds.:.
the state in panl,,y fsisiag i=itS-
ing. snail fruit snd herr Cr.w.
ing. mining snd isscssd many
Of IN. finest Srhru.s sni rhur hes
IN Missouri.
Du.s Mrs Moy,r-Njng kn,w
that southwest Missouri. on Etsis
Of population. possesses r1orC ac'
credited high. cnuolS ,haa any
other section Il hs datc' HAS
she ever heard ni pruy Coliesc.
Springfield Nnmrl. Marirrvtilc
Collrgc. Morrts,ill. Co'icpr. t',u
School Of the Dra ks. Co'try Cd.
lcg,. Southwest BAPTIST Chllcya
and Loretta Academy at Sprng
field.
The usarks ,lo not ne'd Mrs.
Mo,cr.WinE a. .4idc aad nr',t.
or. Roth the ne" and 40 un,n ot
tha, section Il tnN state arr ts'r.
fcetly cannbl, of wong without
her kiadlS assistance ont her
fears that their .,no,snc- maN
lead them into yoting wrcnp ap.
grnundless. MANY Of t.Sn mc
far better vrr>,d N ~ l't,rs than
the woman who would ccNch thcin
and. i, Is hoped. few OF thcrI. II
placed in the position Which rc-
Gently confronted her. VET nii 80
far forget thcmGlves ~ - ac' as
did Mrs. Moyer-Siag an vote far
the "whitc-washiny VI ! '.'b l.,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28

Germany, They 'Aid, Nii.r,. Has
wrote another letter tn ,"r.
many which Is ~ more thir n
scrap of paper. They blaSted.
IF Roosevelt ~ been President
we would have been AZ wa lon.
before now and likely htd th,m
licked"
They ask you 10 think -! ihc
high prices, sti.is. sugar slpt
age. etc. But they don't ,o'l ,au
that n Republican congrW h.a
done NOTHING whatever t0 cl.
act laws 10 stop proiiu oiing ~
reduce the high cos, of l,vin.. BIT
absolutely refuse % enact lv.uf
lstion at the suggestion "i tho
President authorizing thr 60 rtn-
m"nt 10 purchase the CllHn
sugar crop until tli.c fo.t'hs If
the crop had been bough. ul ny
the trusts. Two ears lr, hoy
asked the people u elect Rrp.
uhlican senate AMI congress m
order that they mivht enact con
structye Legislation. Whd. con
Strstructlve laws have "Tlli -"
enacted. what have Thkt DONE
20 reduce the nigl cost of hwap
or stop profteerirg.
Yes the wom.n Of th, lalge
cities are going - vote IN, NJ.
gro women are a.l going Ia -, /.
and they will yo-c the straight
Republican tictr;. Our sing.u
is Keep the White House White.
We as white women. must a vote
10 overcome thl, 1egrr vonaa
vote Of the citics. The n,yrpcs
are asking for cpual rga.s 10Th
the whites Are :e wilurg faf
negroes TO hold nhicc. - attnnu
school with our ch.ltrc0. ahi tn
stay IN hotel, whore tGcs stay.
No We as Democrats, pstiv ~,
absolutely upppsad t. a,SurIsurn
with negroes.
We note with nTa7cmcna .h.i
wpeful lament of .ma,irar.
waste and extrsv, ganct or our
National government. 7 Trdth
Is. the Republican congr.., 30.
pointed over lOb Smcllrg and
Junketing' comm tees n, a.
enormous eNperia Zoo ou~ Y."n-r
mcnt This j. purely pEprB-
1ICAN EXTRANAGANCE. a,p,
dited TO the Dcmocra'ir mdun-
iStratiln.
Il seems they Gus" pu!'ri uu
their boot strsps until toy have
lifted themselves 20 Surs Dlzz,
Heights Of NatiDGal af "a. thl-
they have lost sIyN' OF sueh small
thinsg as running 'heii COUNTY
in DEBT some ing Iic Sl0rl0
IN the last -four wears anl a,l in
the face of aiiros; dorpie t,N.
alton.
They call IL thn Wilson LCa -'u.
do they presume that you ~, so
ignorant that you dcu't .nrv
that nearly five Iundred or tho
Wisest Heads M tac wo'id had n
part in the frammr OF the
League. including such greet K r-
uhllcanS aS EX.proSidcr Tatt.
Charles F. Hugh and Snl'l
| Lodge WHY d, they lc the
| Are they endeavorlng 20 Huuni'.
such men as these, whose suggest
ions We incorporated in thi,
-i-covenant.
To vote for the League of Nation,
and future peace, you must vote 70,
| Cox and Roosevelt. Mr. Hardinl
stands absolutely for war, his recor,
shows that he voted for universe
and compulsory military training
and for continuing the manufsctur,
Of munitions by private hands. s,
if you are in favor Of WAR vote 70
Mr.. Harding. lfyou want universe
| PEACE vote for the League 0
Nations aod'you can only do so, b,
voting for Cox and Roosevelt. be
cause Mr. Harding is against tn,
peace league. Vote for Cox ant
Roosevelt on November the 2nd.
Ladies Publicity Committee.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28
Marble Hill, Missouri Thursday, October 7S, 1920

Judge of the effects of or tsA
payers.
J. " Reilly is a surveyor. he
knows north from soath. oast
from west. "an ,un n straight
line ar crooked nne: wa, raised
with n compass before ha eyes,
Grover Back Is n you'ig ,lcct. Z
who has made guoi md WI should
have n doctor for coroner.
Wesley L. Lutcs. for Treasurer
i- no novice IN knowing tire wants
and demands uf ihe farmer ard
tax payer. he - .rus'ce Of ths
Bollingcr County hItu1i tG SJ-
cicty and knows practically every
farmer ~ the county. aud lang
one Of them. ma urally nla,c, him
closer To the far,u'r than any isr'
son zee can nov -, all lie n n'i
member. nor i he in anv NV
associated. with any "Ring
Clique" or "CoIab.re" md the
voters and tax payer. Ivy all
means. see that his nsn,c is on
toe ticket yono votr.
Norty Liley. for Prosecuting
Attorney. we lr" informed. says
financial and oth,r resAons will
prevent him fro n naki'g n can
vass Of the county. and h. fees
that he had Just \ we'll Withdraw
from the race. Siy. such hoy
A. he ought not - be csN'>'''l TO
make canvas. nf th" comfy,
We should shoY oar appi GRAFTON
Of the Soldier isa," Who offered
their lives for eur corui,i nj
give them our unanimous ,dpI at.
And Roy Cradcr. who u can
didatc for ShcriG. offered his H.
that our country nigh lr frec
from the grasp ~ the "HI his
brother lost his ~, willis Iu' '"c'
ing ~. and Rry was >t;cp'iv
wounded w 'oll the H. - I!.en
they -" 90 fVhting Tor ~ TIT NC
would stand by thsnl. ru" v'rn
the scrap j. over y, ~ We .rst- 'u'
word good. or Yill We iiup' u,
methods of the % 1T h'r'c flnE
and vote against himf
Ne fought for sou ard lie and
for the nothc-s and dar. ht"Is
and boys nf this rntIy. ard will
carry tn signs of his ;ruvglc'
for u 90 his ga .. Wh''' hc was
fighting for VS. ,'"l we wee prom
ising To stand T. our poyS n:cr
therr. were sue prot ,iSes nhly
ldl" assertions - Nrrc sc ., 'ual-
~ telling the tru'a! tserS N,tcr
man OF womRt. = .thc cHu1,y
should vote for h.aI. fo this little
favor which is v,,y inst. 'ii,cant
compensation for the ,ctrice hc
rendered Us.
Can you. an iutcnoa, L-.k hi.h
in the face and siV. RI. ] w"Ili
like to vote for y1d. but au tro
little. ! belong 1" the luttlc. class
Of two by four ieanut poiIt cianS
and will have - hey TIE Court
House Ring. paftisac puh,ics
comes first. We are fast pomg
20 see how many ddl, ynE u, 4
while ighning !rr as. ho', m;ny
brides ware in yoLr camp, and
( Nc actually hel'' tnHt y = Aa,t
can oi pork AID L''n> t.,r
than YOU actually acct aH,t we
members Df the Cor,. House ,ir"
are noted for oui saving prpcliv-
tiles. a. Is cvid'n. "a by reference
+ to the financial condition # thc
/ affair. of Rolhngar county wnirn
/ has been so succa>,i-l'Y manag 4
hy he { ourt ho re RIM ~
Publicity Sn..' 'ttCr
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28
No. ~.

the joh.
His opponent is the same eeotis-
tic gentleman who is now drawing
the salary Of congressman. He is
the same gentleman who toured the
Thirteenth congressional district in
1916. stating that the administra-
ton had sacrificed the national
honor by no, gong 10 war
tie is the same gentleman who.
Ia 1918. went about the district
whispering To the mothers Of SOL
dlers that ] am 80 very. very sorry
the administration has led this ma
ton into war lie IL was who 10
1918 made an agreement with the
saloon men of DE Soto TO favor laws
favorable TO their business. He
now circulates the report that his
opponent Is "a wet man. Mr. Brews-
ter is net wet man, neither is he a
dry man. but he is man big enough
TO quit wasting time on issues that
have been settled by the people.
he is the same man who took
$500 Of the Lo~de slush fund from
j. L. Bablr. republican national
committeeman fiom Nsuuri. who
was repudisted by his own party for
his crookedness.
A vote for MIR Brewster will be
a vote for a good. clean man. big
enough to be congressman.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28
DcpI0reS Conditions

Ii is deplorable that our. people
are becoming so divided over poll
tics. resorting to vilifcstion and
misrepresentation and. threat of
boycott,
1t is time for everybody to Law
sside prejudice and vote for men
and issues.
:. Every campaign We hear a great
deal about getting mad" It's time
for you, Mr.. Voter, to stop listening
to that bunk, and do your duty at
the..polls W. A. Reynolds.
If the debt of Bollineer county
continues to increase, at the pace il
has been going lately, the people are
going to have chance to learn
something about paying taxes tina,
they.never knew before. >,s4
Vote For Brewster
BOOST Hon. Arthur T, Brewster
for'congress, lie is big enough fol
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28

Sheriff Jas. G. Ford OF Mexico,
Missouri, is receiving letters and
kilograms OF commendation from
all over the country praising his
action last week at the close of
Arthur NJ. Hyde's speech in the,
Audrain County Court House.
Mr.. HYDE had been using his
usual Incorporate language
against President Wilson. and
when he finished speaking Sheriff
Ford called him down in no TN
certain language, and said that
henceforth no such criticism OF
the President would be permitted
in that court house. Among the
letters OF commentator he re-
ceived was one from the Rev. j.
II. Jackson, of Liberty, Mo, who
said. ale (the President) stands
as the executive to execute our
laws. II anarchists. Bolshevists.
and pro-Cermans must give their
views le; them hire a hall. and
even then there are limits. | hope
you make good on your avowed
purpose"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28

According TO the reyUrt 10 regard
to the killing Of Joe Riddle in Dunk
lin county recently iArthur Warren
and Elery Zimmerman. who were
held fer Riddles death. had their
preliminary 81 Ing O',Dl er is.
and were released, the justice decid-
ing that it was case of justifiable
homicide. Zimmerman's friends
here have felt sure this would be
the outcome and will he glad to
know il
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28
The Lafesf

The latest bit Of propaganda being
handed out bv the republican can
didates in democratic localities is
that ifithe women vote they will
have to work the road. Now this
is only another campaign lie
A mighty good citizen in town
the other day stated that he knew
lots Of men Who vote aud don't
work the road Go and vote the
democratic ticket ane never fear.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28

Mines. T. NJ Wells and J H. Zim-
norman returned home a few days
ago from trip TO Kentucky, where
they spent.a couple Of weeks visit
ing relatives. and report a most
pleasant time
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-10-28

Mr. Fields came up from Caruth-
ersvile a fews ago and brought
their afflicted son, who is with his
mother at the dormitOry. Mr. Fields
returned after spending.a couple OF
days with his ia nily
In the write-up in regard TO the in
debtedneSS Of the county an error &C.
CURED in the. figures which should
have been Sl9.00000 instead of ST.
10000 The error was s''markedon the
proof, but the typo failed to,,catch IT,
in lact vyaaL's iscna
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
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PIMA OFFICIAL HERE

PIMA OFFICIAL HERE Kirke T. Moore, county attorney of Pima county, called at the capitol yesterday while in the city on official business, taking occasion to visit nearly all the capitol departments.
 ROWENA CIRCLE MEETS Mem bers of the Rowena circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Ernest Smith, 1414 w. Adams street, tomorrow afternoon. All Yoemen ladies invited.
 MANY GOING TO CONFERENCE Phoenix and the district will have a full representation at the conference of the League of the Southwest at Los Angeles, April 1 to 3, according to a letter written yesterday by the Phoenix chamber of commerce in answer to one received from the Los Angeles board of supervisors. Reclamation will be one of the topics for discussion at the conference.
 TELLS OF COTTON GROWING Cotton Growing in Arizona" by G. F. Thompson and C. J. Wood of the Uni versity of Arizona, is now available for distribution by the Phoenix chamber of commerce. This paper contains most valuable information for grOU~ CTS and prospective growers of the American Arizona Egyptian long staple. It tells about types, seed land adapted to growing, preparation Of land, planting cultivation, thinning irrigation, picking. rotation, topping and fertilizing, with summary. 1t is free to those who call and who are interested in cotton.
 TWO HOMELESS DOGS-A three months old collie at POOP West Jackson street is in need Of a home. There is also a hound at Sixteenth and Jack son streets that needs an owner, the farther in the country the better.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.-Ten men took the civil service examination for