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The Washington times., 1921-01-23
In the Midst of
the Battle a Woman

PARIS, Jan Is.
QUITE pretty young girl of twenty
~ on a cot in the police infirmary hos
4 \ pital with bullet in her stomach
has added much to the Christmas cheer OF
the French police The lucky police bullet
which dropped Mlle Henrette Miffone to
the sidewalk put an end to daring and
desperate band of automobile bandits, of
which the young woman turns out to have
been the brains and the leader.
For several months the daring exploits
of flying automobile load Of thieves has
tormented the Paris detectives. Again and
again the details of their exploits revealed
the presence and sometimes the very
active work of woman. Her face was
usually kept hidden from close observa-
ton, but some of the victims of the gang
saw enough of the robber in petticoats to
know that she was young and pretty and
seemed to speak with authority, which
was obeyed by the other bandits.
Hardly had the police finished studying
the details Of one robbery when they were
called to an entirely different section Of
the city to examine the newest exploit In
many instances the police found that the
woman who was observed during the rob-
berry had also been seen in the vicinity of
the crime before the robbery was COM
mitted
In the latter part Of November the
bandits pulled off a robbery in Surespes,
a populous suburb of Paris, which netted
them several thousand dollars worth OF
diamonds rings and other jewels. 1t was
a Sunday night and the gang were OBJ.
served et their work and an outcry was
raised.
But the thieves made their way to their
automobile and escaped by firing their pis-
tolls at the crowd This time Henriette
Miffone was seen by many.
A few days later, by great good luck,
the detectives received information that
this much wanted gang had rendezvous
arranged at a certain spot where they
were to drive In a taxicab to meet
fence" to dispose Of the proceeds OF their
robbery Of the Sunday evening previous.
The detectives located the waiting taxi
cab at Neuilly shortly after midnight. In
such an open spot as this It was impossible
for uniformed police or detectives to be
idling about because the members OF the
gang would take note Of any suspicious
person and be careful to keep away from
the taxicab.
Disguised as beggars and hucksters, de.
tectives busted themselves within easy
reach of the taxicab while other police
officers were In hiding within call
One by one the members Of the gang
strolled along and without any conversa.
tion stepped into the waiting taxicab until
four men and one woman we're inside.
The chauffeur then started his engine
and the detectives we're thus made aware
that the gang we're all present. At that
instant the disguised detectives rushed to.
ward the cab, pistols in hand, and ordered
surrender. Instead Of doing so, volley Of
pistol shots came from inside the cab and
the detectives hurriedly sought shelter be.
hind trees, while several other police
rushed to the scene from their nearby
hiding places.
In the midst OF the battle q woman
slipped out from the further side OF tho
cab and made the shelter Of q tree. An In
The Washington times., 1921-01-23

raised, with all the protec-
tion that parents could give
to a child. forsook all the
high ideals that had been
taught her and loved this
man! b
1t was an instantaneous
attraction of this peculiarly
constituted woman for the
masculine brute! This in,
explicable love that some
women have for degenerate
beings and criminals has
been / d e alize d, unfortu-
nately, on the French stage.
To-day in Paris there is a
play which is receiving tho
ovations Of the public which
is called Mon Homme."
In 1t Cora Laparcerie. the
wife of the son of Jean
Richepin, of the French
Academy, plays the role
that is not unlike tha. ,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
Board Of Governors Hold
Session.

At a meeting Of the Board OF
Governors of the Mansfield
Chamber ofCommerce lastnight
We'd, Feb. 9th, held in Roy anG
Stephens office, the follow.
ing committees were appointed:
On Industrial Opportunities
Transportation, Tourists, ant
immigration, G, A. Stephens
| L, f. Livingston, J. G. Carter
N. j. Craig. w. A. Black.
Committee on Publicity, Enter
tainment, Fairs and Celebrat
ions, Dr., f. H. Riley, Mrs, G
W. Miller, Mrs. c. B. Harrison
w. A. Black, Sam Hensley, Miss
Maude Reynolds.
Committee on Roads and High
ways, Roy d. Huggans, II. NJ
Thomas, A. J. Clark, M, A
Freeman, G, W. Tripp.
Committee on Sanitation, Ed
ucation, and Health. DR.. J. A
Fuson, d. S. Cantrell, Geo. B
Freeman.
Committee on Agriculture
Farming and Produce, N. j
Craig, Il. D. Findley, Mrs. A. J
Wilder, Joe H. Dennis, Mrs. d
Il. Snyder.
Committee on Jobbing and Re
failing, Il. II, Reed, @. S. Coday
Mrs. w. A. Black, Mrs. A. ]
Clark, Mrs. M. E, West.
Committee on Finance, W. G
Coday, NJ. B. Alcorn,O. S. Coday
The Chamber of Commerce,
adjourned to meet again Thurs
day night Feb. 18th.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
Is Your Name Here?

The following have our thanks fol
cash on subscription since our last re-
port:
Chas. Ross, Prescott, Ariz.
Ryan Banking Co., Norwood. Mt
Earl Hydarn, Mansfield, Mo.
+. II. Riley. Mansfield, Mo.
Geo. GaskiIl, Fremont, Neb.
Walter Stout, Kans., City.
II. e. Brazeal, Hartville, Mo.
S. J. Humpheries, Mansfield.
H. 0 Hunsaker, Ava, Mo.
S. FL. Freeman, Mansfield.
Jack Brazeal, Mansfield.
Louis Getting, Hartville.
II. c. Yancy, Mansfield.
J. E. Emmons, Mansfield, new.
j. IL. Stephens, Ava.
J. p. Ward, JerricoSprings, new
Drue Turner, Mansfield.
X, G. Fipdley, Mansfield, new.
H. p. Pool, Brushy Knob.
j. J. Hensley, Muskogee. Okla.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
HERE AND THERE NEWS.

We are having some nice spring
weather for the time of the year.
The Flat Rock school has been ex-
posed to something like the small
pox. II is either the chicken pox or
small pox.
Mrs. Eliza LansdOwn is visiting
her father and mother at Ava. Her
father and mother have sold out and
and gone to Porter, Okla, to live
We wish them happy in their new
home, as they are both getting old
Ray Morse is buying ties at Lead
Hill every Friday.
o. Z. Baker is reported some bet
ter now. He has been awful bad.
James Monroe and NJ. ]. Lans'
down all visited Jeff Davis Friday.
Mrs. Florida Lansdown has re
turned home from visiting her sol
w. NJ Lansdown of Seymour.
William Douglas broke his wagor
down Thursday. He was haulins
cord wood.
Orline Lansdown is poorly al
present She is about 96 years old
Myrtle Lansdown came home witt
her grandma Florida Lansdown t
stay while.
Thomas Matney has been expose,
to smallpox.
Fred Goss is having his hay balot
this week.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
Basket Dinner at Norwood
Christian Church, Feb. 18th.

Preaching Sunday at II a. m.
and also at 7:15 p. IN. by the
minister, l.. A. Johnson. Basket
dinner after morning services at
church, all invited. Let US make
this great day ( Feb. 18th J.
Probably baptising in the after.
noon. 105 in Sunday school last
Sunday with over 50. collection.
Let US all come out in full force
next Sunday, and the best school
and best day in history of the
church, Bring your friends and
neighbors, also the stranger and
the visitor and don't forget the
basket. Free for all, everybody
come. l.. A. Johnson, Minister.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
Vocational News.

The class has just completed
their coure in dairying. The
class decided that it had been
a very profitable course, They
said that they all knew how tC
feed and take care of dairy
COW better than they did before
they took the course, They are
studying chickens now. This
is a very important course fol-
the boys of this community.
The class has completed II OF
the Gym. chairs, and parts cul
for several more.
We regret very much to lose
Richard Jarboe from our class,
Richard has u position in Texas
The class wishes him success ir
IN MS new WORK.
This class as wellas the commu
nifty should congratulate Ceci
Letsinger on his good work il
his corn prospect. He received
first prizein Southern Missour
for growing the best acre yielt
of corn and also a $1,000 set o
books for best seed corn produc
ed in our class. He produced
% Il bushels on one acre. Thi:
is an extra good yield for land o
this section without being ferti
lized. Good seed, good cultiva
ton at the right time and the
season accounts for the heavy
yield. Cecil has about 20 bush
els of Boone Co. white seed corr
for sale. He selected the bes
stalks last fall before gathering
time,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
Tersely Told Town Tales

oscar IL Allen or NORWOOD was
here Monday.
GA. Stephens was in Spring
field Wednesday.
Miss Aloth Cunningham has
retuened from Springfield.
See j. A. Fuge, Route, No B
for Oak Lu mber. 2.10
j. P, Ward left Tuesday fol
Cedar county, to make his home
r. G. Hall, the canning factory
man, was in Mansfield Monday.
| Mrs. Nettie McNall who has
been sick with lagrippe is some
better.
Mr.. Christopher of Pomona,
spent few days in Mans field
the first of the week.
Miss Helen Hayden, of West
Plains, is a guest this week OF
Miss Hazel Dalglish, in Mans
field.
Allen D. Rankin, editor of the
Hartville Republican, and his
family, were in Mansfield last
Sunday.
Miss Flora Rippee of Mans
field, who has been sick for the
past few weeks with erysipelas,
is reported improving.
1t was w. S. Gaskill, who was
conducting a singing at Cedar
Gap, and not w. S. Brazeal, as
was stated in last weeks Mirror
Mrs. j. H. Stephens spent
Monday night with her daughter
Mrs. Orender. While in town sht
made this office "a pleasant call.
A II pound girl was born u
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Brewer, o
Rock Port, Mo, Jan. II. Mrs
Brewer is q daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. S. Gaskill.
A Ia pound daughter arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Yam, Rock Port. Mo.
| Jan. %. Mrs. Yam is a daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S
Gaskill.
For Sale--Three good fresl
Jersey cows, also some register
ed Duroc Jersey gifts.
Drue Turner
2.17 Mansfield, Il .
Henry Dennis, clerk of the 10
cal M. w. A.. Camp, will be sen
by his,camp to the Camp Clerk'
Association, to be held at st
Louis in conjunction with the
M. W. A head camp,
A young man by the name o
Raymond Rippee, on Prairi,
= Hollow, while saving wood las
Tuesday afternoon, some wa!
fell onto the saw and was badl!
cut about the right side and arm
1t is thought he will secover.
Mirror ads sure get results
A. M. Haswell says, 1T pull
like a mustard plaster, Mr.
BENJAMIN sold his incubator
a few minutes after the pape
was off the press. 1t keeps Mr.
Benjamin busy baking her HON,
made bread, and the Brow
Grocer can hardly keep suppl.
on hand.
Mrs. j. A. Fuson entertained
the Justamere club at her hom
Tuesday afternoon. After a.
interesting program, refresh
ments were served to Mesdame
w. A. Black, j. E. Craig. N. j
Craig, j. A Fuson, d. H. Kay
G. G. Newton, G. W. Miller, L
r. Snyder and Miss Maude ReS
nolds, members and Mrs. A. j
Clark, visitor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
Subscribe for the Mirror.


W. r, Letsinger has gone tt
McBain, Mich.
e. Moberly Of Hartville wa.
here Tuesday.
w. F. Smith spent Sunday ir
Ash Grove.
Mrs. Wade German has gone
to Albian Mich.
w. A. Glenn of near Seymour
was here during the week.
Miss Jewel Ward of neal
Hartville, visited here during
the week.
A large crowd attended the pie
supper at No. 5 schoolhouse Sat
urday night.
West Plains defeated Mans
field 90 to II in Friday nights
basket ball game.
Buy your fertilizer from j. W.
Kennedy, Middle West Grain
Grower brand, the kind that
gets results adv.
Every ex service man who
wants financial help in attending
business college should write
for information to j. A. Taylor
Springfield Business College,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
Go to Ira'S Cafe
For Meals for 400
Short Orders Beds 35c
Ice Cream - Cold Drinks
Ira stout, Proprietor

The M. w. A. County Con.
vention meets at Norwood, Apr.
g.. The delegates from Mans,
field Camp, No, 3448, are G. w.
Tripp, JIG. Hight, p. s. Will
iams, and J. w. Brentlinger,
with J. b. Rippee, II. j. Slate,
Fred Dennis, aud j. f. Garner.
alternates.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our sin
cere thanks to the kind friends
and neighbors who waited on
Mrs. H. M. Norcross, at the sick
ness and deathof ourinfantchild
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Norcross
and family.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
CHAMBER OIL OOMNEE

IL was an CntnuSldSllC !te' '.
the Mansfield Chamber n jOi..ne: CO
last Thursday night--i'obruary 3rd.
One of the important acts of this
meeting was the selection Of The
members of the board of Gov. u"
ors for the Mansfieli Chamber D..
Commerce. The following members
were selected. A. J. Clark, N. },
Craig, Sam Hensley. G. W. 1ripr,
W. Tripp. L. F. Livingston. J
F'uson, Roy D. Higgins, Il. n
ley. D. s. Cantrell, and Ha
Thomas. these men v
charge most Of the VIC '2r 'hr
Chamber, and will be &c ~ar-
s,ble for what the Chai .ccomp-
fishes. They will work III .onjunc-
tioI with the president aud Secre-
tary of the organization and will as
sist in the appointment of the .dri-
Gus committees.
The committee on permanent
meeting place for the Chamber, COM
posed of Walter Coday, Geo. Mill
and L. F. Livingston, was re j,
to look further into the matter OF
a meeting place, and to see abon
the furniture and furnishings O.
old Mansfield Conn rcial Club.
w. A. Black was elected corres
ponding Secretary Of the Chamber
The matter of dues vas placed a
$1.00 per year or y 'euts per
quarter. The time fC meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce wa Ole
ed on the 1st Thurs night
each mont.,, and>f = tue Board
Governors, the 1st a4d 3rd Thur
day nights. The Committee On
Constitution and Bylaws L4ado
their final report and we're discharg-
ed.
After the transaction Of the busi-
ness of the Chamber of Commerce
the meeting listened very attentiv'
ely to the report Of A. ]. Clark who
represent the Mansfield Chamber OF
Com, arce, ,le City g Is g.
field, at meeting in jeff rson City,
on January osth, Of the Missouri
Federation of Commercial Clubs.
This meeting had to deal with the
good roads movement in Missouri,
and the 'istribution of the 6o.0QO.-
900 bond issue. Mr.. Clark talked
for several minutes, and explained
in detail what was done at the meet
ing and the prospects for the rural
districts receiving their pro rate Of
the bond issue His explaIa OIL was
highly pleasing and greatly .npreci-
ated by his heare ). We hs4 awith
give writ'en report ~ NJ. ClaI.i,
submitted 10 the Mayor END City
Council of Mansfield. We are also
publishing the Constitution and Fv
Laws of the Mansfield Chamber o,
Commerce. n you Will preserve this
issue of the Mirror, then yc
always haNc u SePS VI LIZ -
ton ana Bylaws for future 'efer-
ence. II is hoped th.t every person
men and women. in Mansfield and
farmers surrounding Mansfield will
become members Of this Organization
The farmers and the business mel
of the town need to work together
for the benefit of the community
They need each other, AM shonld
cooperate together. The farmer can
not get along without the town md
the town cannot get alonc Without
the farmer. "In union is
strength" and here Is w' Nuns
field and vicinity are t. : some
mighty good licks for IL u Of US
all
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
A Good Medicine For Grip.

George w. Watt, Gardi1er,
Me. relates his experience with
the grip II had the worst cough,
cold and grip and had taken a LOS
of trash of no account. Cha {.
berlain's Cough Remedy is the
emily thing that has done me snz
good whatever. 7 AVE used y
bottle of it and the cold and gril
have left me-.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
Sheriff e. G. Hake of Hartville
was here this week.

| NdS licTe WIS WcGh'
The parent Teachers Associa
ton met Friday afternoon.
Nj. e German and wife were
in Springfield last week.
Mrs. 0. L. Robinest of Spring
field visited here last week.
A. L. GLADDEN. of Mountain
Grove was here durisg the week.
Earl d. Cauble has accepted a
position at Cabool with the Frisco.
j. D. Reynolds and wife Wis
tied w. A. Brakes at Macomb
last week.
j. H. Riley of Joplin visited
Dr.. F. H. Riley and wife this
week.
Mrs. G. G. Cunningham and
baby visited Cabool relatives
last week.
Horace Paur's of Mammoth
Springs, Ark. visited here dur.
ing the week.
E. r. Roy's will occupy the
farm formerly owned by E. o,
Wilson.
The officers of the local l. O,
O. f. Lodge will be iistallcd Sat.
urday night
Myron A. Waterman, examiner
for the farm loan associations,
was here this week.
E. O. Wilson and family left
last week for Iowa, stopping at
Worthington, Mo- fora visit.
W. B. Marley, G. II. Ayers,
w. ]. Smith and Horace Pool
motored to Hartville Sunday.
W. A. Kirby left last week for
Glen Allen, in BOllinger County
making the trip on horseback.
Judga John A.. hensley has
been attending the Feb. term of
county court at Hartville this
week.
For biliousness aA4G that bad
taste in the mouth take a Divan S
Liver Pill at night--it will do the
work. Fuson Drug Co.-adv.
Mrs. A. Buchanan has return.
ed to her home at Aurora after a
visit with w. G. Letsinger and
Frank Smalleys.
Rev. Duggins filled his regu'
lar appointment at the G. P.
Church Sunday. There was one
addition to the church.
FARM WANTED-Wanted tC
hear from owner of farm or good
? land for sale worth the price
, asked. l.. Jones. Box 55l, Oh
ney, Ill.
T.. b. Garner of Mountain
Grove, Grand Master for the
! State of Missouri, of the Inde
pendant Order of Odd Fellows,
was here during the week,
Children, watch the streets
Friday, Feb. 11th, for the Cow
Boy and trained black bear, ad
r vertising the big six reel west
, ern, Days of the Buffalo.
Elk service men of this section
! are now eligible for free scholar
ships in business college. If in
terested, rush letter to A. j.
| Bates, Springfield, Missouri.
: Don't fail to see this big west
1 ern, made on Miller Bros. 10l
Ranch, Days of the Buffals
from the story, when we Were
: Young, Friday, February 18th
; at the Nugget.
A handsome, new, we'll illus
trated catalogue of Draughon's
Business College, Springfield
Missouri, is just off the press
Write A, J. Bates, president, fo,
free copy.
|. FOR, SATE-pnre hred Dnro,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-10
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the
estate of Andrew J. Stout deceased,
that I N. ]. Craig, administrator OF
said estate intend to make final set,
tlement thereof at the next term oi
the probate court Of Wright county
Missouri to be held at the Court
House, Hartville. .Missouri,on the 14tf
day of February, 1921.
IN. J. CRAIG, Administrator.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-15
A LITTLE SERMON

From Arkansaw Thomas Cat
Get away front he crowd for
while, my boy, and think. Stand on
one side and let the world run by,
while you get acquainted with your
self, and see what kind of a fellow
you are. Ask yourself quite often,
hard questions about yourself. AS
certain from original sources, if you
are really the manner of man you
say you are; and if you are always
honest; if you always tell the square
perfect truth in business details; if
your life is as good and upright at
eleven o'clock at night as it is at
noon; if, in short, you are really the
sort of man your father hopes you
are, and your sweetheart believes
you are. Get on intimate terms with
yourself, my boy, and believe me,
every time you come out of one of
those private interviews, you will
be a stronger, purer man. Don't
forget this. 1t will do you good and
put you in line to carry off the
sweepstakes in the Battle of Life.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-15
Service.
Smith Building

Service.
The argument was getting to a
heated point between two residents of
West Indianapolis.
One of them live' in Reisner street,
which is making a good bid for fame
as the west side jitney boulevard.
The other man lived just around the
corner off the boulevard. 1t is need
less to say which was for the jitneys
and which against them.
"Just think, wher l sit on my front
porch, more than forty jitneys rattle
by every 20 minutes" growlcd the res
ident of the boulevard.
The man from around the corner
replied:
"But they are of great service to
the public. just yesterday wanted
suit of clothes pressed. handed
them to jitney driver, he took them
downtown and on his next trip he re-
turned the suit to my door, pressed,
and only charged me dime. Now,
did you ever know of the street car
company putting out any of that kind
of service"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-15
How Did He Do III

A gentleman, who had just re-
turned from four weeks pleasure
trip to Colorado, stopped at the re-
ceiving teller's window at the bank
and handed in 500 in travellers
checks to be deposited to his credit
AS the teller looked over the checks
he asked:
"Mr c., what kind Of time did you
have on your trip?'
"A wonderful time" replied Mr.. O.
After moments thought the teller
asked: would It be asking too much
for you to chaperon party Of US
on a trip next summer--as you are
the only person I ever knew who
came back from vacation and
wasn't broke. indianapolis News.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-15
STANDARD PETROLEUM
COMPANY WILL RESUME
sTucumcari American =

Tucumcari American.
The Standard Petroleum Company
management and a number of the
stockholders and directors are here
today, and are out looking at the
Canadian river well. This property
has been idle since last year, when
development ceased all over the
country on account of money mat
tiers. This company, however, had
property in Young county, Texas,
near Graham, that the management
had to develop under it's contracts,
and now that the requirements have
been met there, they are here to con-
tinue this work. The party here to-
day is Senator Claude M. Thomas
and C. R. Wilmouth of Paris, Ken
lucky; and l. X. Parker and c.. F.
Summers of Graham. Texas; and
J. w. NJ. Stewart of Ashland, Ken
lucky. Messrs. Wilmoth and Thomas
are in charge of the company's de-
velopment work here and in Texas.
These gentlemen may reach a de-
cision today whether they will finish
this well before commencing other
development. but it is understood
here that another well will be COM
menced soon after the first of the
year, and that work is to be re re-
sumed at once on the Canadian river
well. This property has standard
rig with the very best equipment all
through and depth of over twelve
hundred feet had been made when
they suspended work last year. The
formations have been satisfactory to
the company's biologists. An oil
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-15
Professional Pride.

"My little baby girl" proudly pro-
claimed the young dentist. sis only
eight months old and is getting
tooth"
"Huh r. sneered the young chiropo-
dist, .'my little baby boy Is only seven
months old and is getting a cornI r.
Science and Invention.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-15
WHEN FATHER GREW UP

Johnny had eaten the soft portion
of his toast at breakfast and piled
the crusts on his plate.
when was boy remarked his
father, 81 always ate the crusts of
my toast"
"Did you like them?" asked John
ny, cheerfully.
"Yes," replied his father.
you may have these, them" said
Johnny, pushing his plate across the
table.-The Epworth Herald (Chi-
cago).
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-15

sand was drilled through at about
six hundred feet. Water trouble has
been handicap but little water is
to be expected at further depths.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-15

j. M. Burns and Chas. I. Zinkle
were over from Garden City the first
of the week, looking after business
interests.