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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-15
'. G. Duckworth was here

| w. q. DuckwOrth was here
l.s' week.
~ Fred Berger has moved to a
farm south of town.
Ms. II Conklin sndbaby have
been visiting in Okla.
! Acero COpehart of Isabella
was here during the week.
David Benjamin made a trip to
Harrison Ark during the week
Several from here attended
circuit court at Hartville last
week.
J. B. Crouchand Walter Coday
was in Springfield Wednesday
of this week.
Tecumseh Conklin has accept.
ed a position with the U. s. Pull
ley Mfg. Co of St. Louis, Mo.
Don't forget to call and see
the new line of Millinery at the
R ynolds and Coday store before
you buy. Besse l.. Reynolds.
Leslie Strong has been taking
Earl Thomas place ut the Am
erican Railway Express Co office
while the latter has been visiting
home folks at Mtn. Grove.
For biliousness and that bad
taste in the mouth take a Divan's
Liver Pill at night-it will do the
work. Fuspn Drug Co adv.
ANNOUNCEMENT: l am
showing my complete fall line of
the newest and most up TO date
hats that can be bought
CLARKES MILLINERY.
Mrs. Anderson's Millinery Shop
Cleo Kelley and John Bacon
have purchased the Young and
Sharp resta rant and will con.
duct the same under the firm
naule of Kelly and Bacon.
Mrs. q. G. Freeman, accom-
panied by Dr. j. A t'u>on and
Mrs W. G C.,day went to s .,ring-
Il. Id last Wednesday where Mrs.
F, eeman was operated on for
tonsilitis.
Samuel Trip has traded 20
acres of land including his new
residence and barn to- w. T,
Norcross, for the latters Mans
field properay, and the new
owners have moved to their re.
spective properties.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-15
Christian Endeavor
Sins of the tongue.
leader Edna Palmer

Sins OF the tongue.
Leader Edna Palmer.
Scripture reading, Jas. 8: IL:
Emma Palmer.
How can we discover tn,
faults in our COM mon speaking,
Jessie Hoover.
2 How can we make friends
by conversation? Ruby Villa % 8
3 What fault of speech will
lose US our friends? Amos Will
Jams, -
4 Where can we find the best
model for speech? Lorenda Can.
trell.
8 How can we conquer timid
ty in public, and private speak
ing? Blanche Alcorn.
6 How can we become ready
speakers? Fay Yates.
Z How does our Christian En-.
deavor Society aid Us in the
matter of speech? Herman Will,
Jams.
8 What bad habit of speech
do you think does the most harm.
Ned Gaines.
9 What is the secret of effect.
i've and persuasive speech? Mr..
Ivys
10 What kind of converse.
tion helps you most? Bhlah
Hight.
IL When is frankness help
full? is it ever hurtlul? Marie
Norcross,
12 Are any lies white lies''?
What do do you think of polite
les? Rev. Paterson.
The carless word let fall today
may yield years. hence, to thee
/ harvest full of tears.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-15
Hear Him.

Sunday morning. Sept. 18th.
Rev. j. w, Paterson will occupy
the Methodist pulpit, and by re-
quest will preach on the Melchi.
zedac priesthood of our Lord Je
sus Christ.
See Gen XIV.18 Ps. CX 4
Heb, v 6, 10 and vi 20 and VII l
COME You will pc interested;
and a good audience is an inspi
ration to a speaker.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-15

Owners of horses and blooded
stock are large users of Liquid
Borozone. 1t heals wounds, fes
tering sores, barbed wire cuts
by q mild power that leaves no
dishguring scars. Price, 30c, 60c,
and 81 20. Sold by all druggists.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-15
Tsrsely Told Town Tales
Ii. + Niculs has gore to kans.

i h + Niculs has gone to kans
City.
An addition is being built tt
the 9 p church
Miss Ulis Cantrell has been
Wishing ut Mtn. Grove,
H E Coday has retulned t.
California.
J. A. Dennis of Mtn. Grove
was here last week.
Chas Miller was at Willow
Springs last week. ~...'
Mrs. Msry Names has return
ed to Richland.
j. R. Ward of Jerico Springs,
was here this week.
s. R. Barnett of Norwood was
here last week.
H. B, Paul of Mammoth
Springs was here last week.
M. F. L. Beach is visiting
with home folks this week.
G. E, Gordons have moved to
Norwood from IDAHO, Colo.
Rev Paterson will preach at
the M. E. Church Sunday Morn
ing.
Ezra Dennis has been building
\ house at Norwood for Philip
Killian.
H. G. Hogan and w. n. Full
iugton of Seymour was here last
week
James Adam sons house on
Route | was destroyed by fire
last week.
A. G. Roy and r. R. Dennis
attended the Cabool stock show
last Friday.
Mrs. N. o. Tate Of Sloan
Springs has been visiting at
Geo. b Freenans.
Rev. Oscar Wright of Spring
field, preached Sunday at the
yChristian church.
M. B. Minor of st. Louis has
succeeded E. o Shelton as engi.
nesr for the Ozark Southern.
Several from here attended
the Farm Club picnic at Bryant
Friday Music was furnished
by the Mansfield Band.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-15
Mirror want ads. will pay you

| Mirror want ads. will pay yOl
Fl D. Nnrcross of Macon
was hero this week
n. f.. Lenhart and wife hav
returned from Okla.
Ex Sheriff w. | Greer of JEFF
ersOn City. is visiting with DR.
and Mrs F. H Eilry.
The Mans field band and sev
eral more Of our pe Ople went Il
Seymour last night to boost fol
the Mansti. Id Far.
Don't forget to call and SCI
the new line of Millinery at thu
Reynolds and Coday store be
fore you buy, Besse l.. Rey
nolds.
Mrs. J. Nash of Denver. Colo.
is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Clarke of this
city.
W. G Dugan went to Mtn
Grove Monday to visit with his
mother who is past 80 years and
still in good health.
Buy your fertilizer from J. w,
Kennedy, Middle West Grain
Grower brand, the kind that
gets results adv.
DR.. F. H. Riley has announced
that the Nugget Theatre
will show no more Fatty Ar
buckle" films pending the out.
come of the murder charge
against Arbuckle.
Hear the new Brunswick
Phonogr aph Records, three
doors east of the Bank of
Mansfield.
Two Youths were arrested
Tuesday on G e Shorts farm
on charge of shooting a Frisco
detective at Brownsv lie Tues.
day. The vas" were hiding
in a hay stack.
Springfield Business College
will accept notes due in one year
for tuition. Do not let hard
times keep you out of scho, |.
Write j. A. TAYLOR for par
ticularS, and ne ~ cirular.
For Sale: Pure bree Plymoth
Rock chickens, both sex. Also
some very fine grades, all bred
to Jay stock.
John r. Clark.
Mansteln, Mo.
City Marshall Roe Strong ar
rested eight tramps here Mon
day morning, as they were pass
ing tn .ough on a Frisco freight
train on supposition of being i'm
plicated in the shooting of a
Frisco detective at Raymonds.
Vile, but they we're subseq uentIy
released.
Announcement: The most au
thentic models are faithfully re
produced in our OKEH r. S. M.
HATS Imported models = hand
made patterns-Sport hats -Fea-
ther hats-Flowers-Ostrichi in
all the latest cseations.
CLARKES MILLINERY
At Bon Marsche Millinery Shop
, The Justamere Club was en-.
tertained Tuesday afternoon by
Miss Maude Reynolds. Those
we're Mesdames W. A. Black,
N. ]. Craig, j. B. Freeman, r
j. Freeman, j. A. Fuson, D. H.
Kay, G. G. Newton, ID. r. Sny
der and A. j. Wilder, and Miss
Maude Reynolds, members, and
Mrs. j. D. Reynolds, guest.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-15

stroys health and vitality. Th'
greatest enemy of the ia pc worn
is. Whites Cream Vermifuge
One or two doses does the work
Price, 35c, Sold by all druggist:
j B Crouch, leader of the
Mansfield Concert Band, anC
who has been with the Mansfield
Mirror for the past six months,
has opened upa Brunswick
Shop, just east of the Bank ol
Mansfield. Mr.. Crouch is al.
accomplished band man and
musician, and the Brunswick
is one of the best music boxes
on the market. The opening
of the shop last Saturday was
attended by many music lovers
and the excellent demonstration
was highly appreciated.
Circuit Clerk Jack Bane and
Mrs. Bane, of Hartville were in
Mansfield the middle OF the
week. They were on their way
home from Springfield where
they had been at the bedside of
John N. Pryor, ST., who has been
in the hospital there since Mon.
day as result of being thrown
from car Sunday morning,
while assisting in transporting
prisoners to Jefferson City and
Bonneville. Mr.. Bane called at
the Mirror Office while on his
way home, and he reports that
Mr.. Pryor is getting along very
well.
A cross, sickly baby suffering
from digestive troubles and
looseness of the bowels, needs
McGee's Baby Elixir. 1t checks
the bowels, eases the stomach
and restores healthy conditions.
Price, 35c and 60c. Sold by all
druggists.
A. Maxwell a prosperous far.
mer of the WoOlf Creek neigh
borhood, made the Mirror stfice
a very pleasant call the latter
part of last week. He brought
US specimens of alfalfa which
is the fourth cutting on his
farm, and clover which he has
cut the third time this year. In
the bundle he had 62 stalks
which grew from one root. Mr..
Maxwell came to this county
from Iowa about four years
ago, and he says he is we'll
with the country here.
He says it is easy to grow grass
here, and that it is one of the
dairy and stock districts
of the U. S. He says any body
can growgrass successfully here
if they will do as he has done,
and grass is what it takes to
make good dairy and beef cows,
and horses and mules.
Last Sunday while Sheriff
Crowse and deputy, John N.
Pryor, Sr., were transporting
Walter Garner to the penitenti
ary, and a couple of youths by
the name of Hunt and Johnson
to the reformatory at Boone.
vile, overland by automobile,
just the other side of Lebanon a
short distance, in going over a
small culvert, two of the parties
were thrown out and Mr.. Pryor
was severely hurt, the injul les
being about the head. The acci
dent occurred when the car was
quick drive over a
small culvert which was unduly
high. Quick work ON the part
of the Sheriff. prevented any of
the prisoners from escaping,
and they were taken to their
des ination in a short time. Mr..
Pryor was taken to Springfield
Monday where he was
placed in a hospital. and he
is reported as getting along very
well, Mr.. Pryor is the father of
John N. Pryor Jr., OF the Mans
field hotel. Walter Garner is
one of the parties convicted of
breaking into the II. A. Alcorn
Hardware Co., store in Mans
field, last spring.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-15

i. Miss Jewell Dean visited il
!, Norwood last week.
Rev. l.. A. Johnson was il
q Norwood the first of the week.
The Mansfield Far this year
will be the biggest and best ever
DR.. r. M. Rogers received a
professional call to Springfield
the tirsC of the week.
!, There will be an all dav sing
ing at Flat Rock next Sunday,
Get. 19. All areinvitedt to attend.
And it is less than two weeks
until the big fair AID Stock
Show ia Mansfield. Are you
planning 10 be here? If not,
why not?
Eat Dinner with the Christian
Ladies Aid in their Hall, the last
day of the Fair, October 1st.
The Christian Ladies Aid Soci.
ETY..
THE NEW SNAPPY Distinc.
tive Autumn Headwear Sport
Hats. Davetvns, Velvets in Block.
ed and Hand Made at Clarke's
Millinery.
Mrs. Anderson Hat Shop.
Editor and Mrs. A. D Rankin,
of Hartvitle Republican were in
Mansfield last Saturday, and
made the Mirror. office a very
pleasant call.
The Christians Ladies' Aid
will serve dinner the last day of
the Fair, Saturday, Oct. lst., at
Christian Hall. Eat with MS.
The Christian Ladies Aid Soci.
ETY..
G. s Burney made a trip to
Oklahoma the first of the week,
having been called there at the
bedside of his brother, who is
very sick.
Last week at the county seat
the case against City Marshal
Roe Strong, charged with felon
ious assault, was tried bya jury
and a verdict retr.ned of not
guilty.
Let's have a great variety of
good exhibits - poultry, dairy
and farm products at our Fair
| in Mansfield the last week in
September. Save that good
specimen and bring it to the
Mansfield Fair. And tell your
neighbor to do the same thing.
On account of extra work get.
ting out our Fair Edition of the
Mirror, and the premium cata
logue for the Fair, we are a day
late this week, but we hope the
value and bigness of the paper,
will make up to our readers for
the lateness of the paper. There
is valuable Information in this
issue of the Mirror. Preserve
it.
The tomato canning factory is
putting up a lot of tomatoes the
past week or so, and they expect
to put up many more between
now and the time Jack Frost
makes his appearance. The
management report that peelers
are doing good work, and that
some of the school children, who
work after school hours, make
as high as so or 60 cents per day,
just work after 400 o'clock.
The case of the state of Mis-
souri, VS. Walter Garner for bur.
gularizing the r, A. Alcorn
Hardware store, last spring, re-
suited in a plea of guilty by
Garner and a sentence of two
years each imposed upon him
for BURGLARY and larceny.
Garner was captured in Mtn,
Grove the morning after the
breaking into the store here,
by the shrewd work of r. A.
Alcorn, City Marshal Strong
and Constable Atkisson.
Il C. D. Shannon of NTH. Grove
was in Mansfield the first of the
week. While in the city he
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-15
The Elite Millinery Depart
ment
of the
Reynolds And Coday Store

ANSyHH" THU
I wish to announce that l have
adeed a full and complete line of
ready to wear hats, Everything
new ind up to. date. Prices are
right. Call and see my line be.
fore you buy. Besse L Reynolds.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-16
TUCSON MAN GIVEN
 CONTRACT FUR MILE
 IF MIAMI HIGHWAY

The bid of s. Y. Faucett of Tucson was accepted yesterday by the state highway department for the con- struction of portion of the Supe- rtor- Miami highway. Exclusive of material furnished by the state. the road was the lowest of the II bids submitted. The highest bid was ap- 2roximately $92,000.
 While apparently differing consid- erably. the bids were closer than bids offered during the last two years There has been as great a difference as 300 per cent between the lowest and highest bids" said Thomas Mad dock, state engineer.
 Among the bidders was Julius Mil ton of Globe. For the purpose of making bid, MT. Milton was granted a three months leave of absence as county engineer of Gila county, the people of the county desiring to keep the award of the contract within the boundaries of the county. Milton has the assurance of the county equip ment placed at his disposal at nom- inal figure.
 Milton is head of one of the largest highway departments of the state spending as much as between $300,- GOO and s400.000 annually.
 Tho mile of road to be constructed is on the Miami end around the worst natural Instructions on the eastern end of the highway.
 Engineer Maddock, in discussing the bids yesterday. said that the bids were lower by at least 30 per cent than those that could have been se- cured six months ago.
 The bids submitted were. $. Y. Faucett, Tucson, s65,136; Maurice Ryan. Superior, $69. BOP; Julius Mill ton. Globe. $79.270; De Ward & Cob ban, Ray, $S0,051; Robert Mckay, Tucson, ss0.270; Cootey & Black, Clifton, $S1.434; A. w. Daniels. Globe, SS5,S7b: Bade & Adams, Globe, sS6,- 790; Raymond Toohey, Phoe-six, $s6,- 790; w. c. Graley, Claypool. $90,- 6s4, and Don La Roe. Silver City, s91,es1.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-16
SAYS PUBLIC SHOULD
 !. BE TOLDO HEARINGS

F. A. Jones, former member of tn corporation commission, yesterda7 criticised the practice of the commis sion in not making public announce ment of hearings in which the publfs is vitally interested.
 The attack made by MT. Jone grew out. of the fact that the publi' was not represented at the hearin9 before yesterday of the Mountai States Telephone and Telegraph com pany for an increase in it's toll rates
 There was nothing about it in tn newspa pers,'' said MT. Jones. "Wh4 wasn't the news given out in ordei that the patrons of the eompans might offer protest in case they S desired?'
 The increase asked by the compans amounts to s30,000 a year in the state The, sch edule of rates was not avail able yesterday. The matter has beer taken under advisement by the com mission
Arizona republican., 1921-04-16
STATE AND COUNTY
 PLAII CO-OPERAT|OH

For some time approaches have been made to one another by the state engineering department and tn Maricopa county highway commis sion relative to cooperation on varl- our projects within the program O. the county commission to which fed eral aid may be applied. The stag which has been reached in the neR negotiations has been set out in the following communication yesterdas directed by Chairman Jones of the county highway commission to th state engineering department:
 April 14, 1921. Thomas Maddock,
 State Engineer,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 My Dear MT. Maddock:
 On April the commission receive a memorandum of an agreemens from your MT. Holmquist in referenee to cooperation with your depart ment on the projects: Phoenix to Buckeye, Phoenix to Glendale, Glen dale to Marinette, Phoenix easterls three miles on the Tempe road. and Mesa easterly to Eastern canal on Roosevelt road Those agreements were entirely acceptable to the high way commission and correctly em- bodied all the points as discussed in our verbal agreements with your or flee, excepting as to the improvement of the Apache trail lying between Mesa and Roosevelt. and do not doubt that it is your intention to use part of these funds for that purpose but since the taxpayers of the count. ayd cta VitatiV lnteT6SIe in this road, and especially the tax payers of Marieopa county, whose Tn terests we are trying to serve. hay insisted that everything should D done. possible, for the improvement of this road, we desire that the fol lowing paragraph: '"The remainder c federal aid received on account of tho projects described herein shall re main in the state road tax luna U be used as the state engineer ma direct" should be made to read: 70 the remainder of federal aid receive on account of the projects describe above, totaling approximately SoVV- 900, the sum of s250,00O shall be usee on the road known as the Apachs trail. between Mesa and Roosevelt for the purpose of new constructio. : and improvement, and in connection with the s75.oo0 appropriated by tn state. in making of this highway 9 portion of thes state highway sys- tenn, If this one change is accept able (and I have no doubt that 1t Is if being embodied in our yarba agreement,N We are desirous Of sign ing this memorandum immediately. Yours truly,
 A. F. JONES. Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-16
THREE FINED ON
 MILK ORDINANCE

Continuing his campaign for strict compliance with all provisions of the milk ordinance, Clarence Ice, city milk inspector, caused the arrest of w. l.. Simms, Howard Erb and A. zurtana. The three defendants en- tered pleas of guilty to the charges against them yesterday. Erb paid a fine of $25. while Simms and Eur tana were assessed fines of $10 each.
 Most of the dairymen of the city are observing the regulations in re- gard to bottles, labelling, purity of milk and the other provisions of Or dinance 99," Inspector Ice said yes- terday. adding, After a very thor pug investigation am convinced that practically all the milk sold in Phoe- nix is pure and of good quality Im- proper handling of the milk leads to most of the arrests"
Arizona republican., 1921-04-16
BOYS PET AND HOBBY SHOW 1T " TODAY

Everything is in readiness for the second annual boys division pet ana hobby show today. The entry fAanks are on hand the blue, red ana white award ribbons printed, and the boys rooms turned into a barnyard to ac- commodate the dogs. cats, pigeons chickens and other domestic pets which have been entered.
 Troop met Friday night in a fina' effort to rally it's forces to swamT Troop 1 in the contest for blue rib bons. The loser is to provide an ice cream feed for the winner.
 All entries must be in before D. m., as the show is open to visitors at 4:30. The gym exhibition com mences at D. m.
 The judges who will award the rib bons are c. w. Goodman of the Mel son Shoe company; Miss Ethel Ros enberry, one of the teachers at the high school, and Oliver King of Tn Arizona Republican. The judges meet at 630 to render their decisions Parents and friends are cordially in vited.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-16
LEAVE FUR OKLAHOMA COTTON CONFERENCE

w. s. Stevens, president of the Ari-. zona American Egyptian Cotton Growers association, and Charles M.
 Morgan, secretary of the Pimacotton
 Growers organization committee, left last night for Oklahoma City. where
 they will attend a great conference having for its object the betterment Z of the cotton industry in the United States
 One of the chief matters before the
 conference will be the organization , of an overhead sales agency, designed { to secure the greatest efficiency in CO., operative marketing.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-16
's4,000 VOTED FOR
 FLAGSTAFF STABLES

An appropriation of s40te for stables at Flagstaff was made yester- day by the general staff. The amount will be available from the general military fund, according to the an- nouncement made by Adjutant Gen eral Walter $. Ingalls,.
 The legislature made a $5000 ap- propriation for the stables, which was vetoed by Governor Campbell.
 Flagstaff is regarded as the most enthusiastic national guard city in the state. It was one of the first cities to organize a unit, the best known men of the city signing up for the battery of field artillery. It has a splendid armory, for which gener- ous subscriptions were raised amone the business and professional men and the property on which it is To- cated was donated.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-16

As illustrated-the head and body of doll is of wax; the hair is natural; the quaint costume of many colors Is of silk and other materials, trimmed in silver braid, lace edg- ing and silk braiding. Corsage boquet adds to it's attractiveness. It is made over a strong wire frame and has electric lamp socket and extension cord. There is nothing more charming and dainty for
 Milady's boudoir than one of these Effanbee Doll Lamps. See them on Mez- zanine and Third Floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-23

the career of MT. Davis as a servant of the American government, par ticularly as Solicitor General, which post, he said, was the only one he knew of in the government service that was non-politicaL Leading up gradually and most pleasantly 10 a recital of the character of MT. Da- wis services. he stopped abruptly. paused slightly, turned awards the former ambassador to England, and said:
 Now that you have heard John Davis, you realize that when he spoke while he was ambassador to England there was no rebound
 Immediately the great crowd yell ed and appIauded, many Jumping to their feet, for the po.nt so neatly made by the ex-PTesident of the blundering speech by the present am baSsa dor to England, Col. Harvey, was quickly grasped- The thunder ous roars of approval with which it was greeted must have giaddened the heart of ~'BiH' Taft, who as the most distinguished member of his political party. led what appears to have been a forlorn fight for the League of Ma tions in the last campaign Had President Harding been present yes terday, whatever doubts he may have as to the future usefulness Of Col Harvey as a representative Of thls government in the most important diplomatic post abroad would have been sadly shocked, if not entirely Obliterated.