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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
A PROMISE GOES
ALONG WAY

-oh. Amt MS - good To - you
again after all these rnorrthA We've
had the dustiest dirtiest trip out
hero. and I'm practically In rags.
Let's 70 In somewhere TO talk things
over. want you To ten me where
I can send all my winter clothes and
have them fixed up ht- I'm dead
broke and Just have TO mako them
do
Tut Be>s. youn simply have 10
have spring clothes this time Of the
year. and you can get thsn without
funds"
BssS eyss rshtsd ur Win eager
ness.
There's . store eaiisd ch~ry>A I
simply depend on Il for all my
things just got this now taffcta
there IL IN only ss2.so. and I can
take a. long as want to pay for IT,"
How wonderful. Ann, VIII you
take me there7-
Indeed I will They are At 2o7
Riaito Bldg, on ind Ave. between
Madison and Spring. over the Pign
Whistle. and you can get whatever
you want. and pay for II later, I'm
going 20 get one Of their Polo Coats
for $500. Can you imagine walk
ing out Of n store wearing u by pay
ing 4 little down and promising 10
pay later on. Well. that's what
you can do Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
STANFORD
T RACK
PROSPECTS
BRIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10
Headed by Morris Kirks~y. tho IA
nous rprinter. the Stanford univer
sity track team looks like one Of the
strongest sgErcsations that the
Cardinals have ever boasted.
ISirksey. who placed In the Oiym.
pic. dash events. h considered one OF
the best short distance runners In
the world. lie IN almost q cinch "a
cop both the 100 and go danhes IN
the coast meets he enters this year
Al Carey ir also making q strong bid
In the sprfnta
In the shotput event the Stanford
team has a strong trio In Adams.
Fighter and Tsuxer. while Hauzsr %
showing up pretty well In the discus
event
The hurdles are being taken carr
of by Jess Wells. Bob Williams and
Lane Faux.
Thompson. Hortei and Wright arr
working we'll IN the quarter mile.
and carirmith. Williamson and Mur.
ply are said 10 he showing good form
In tho half mile.
Louie Hinniey and Charlie LONG
are jumping we'll in the broad Jump.
These are but a few Of the men
who have been showing up we'll on
the Cardinal roster. Tho candidates
for the team win get down 10 real
training within the next few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
THE Greatest Fight
] Ever Saw"
They mere preliminary boys, but oh, popal
They came to fight, and fight they did
Thompson doesn't want to see another bout like it,

referee couldn't hear the ben and che
timekcepcr had 10 jump into the ring
70 make 'em quit fighting. Babel
reirned among the fans.
ROUND TWO--Same an first, only
the crowd got wilder.
ROUND THREE--Sans ~ M
previous rounds, only tho fighters
were weakening fast. First one and
then the other sank TO his knees. the
referee assisting both Of them back
70 their feet BY this time I had ac-
cumulsfed three hats bat none Of
them fitted. because an old bird BE-
hind me insisted on putting bumps
on my head with the cnns he Wa
carrying.
ROUND FOUR-Both bcxsrs dras-
ged themselves from their oOrners
and fell against each other. Thy
were 70 exhausted they could hardly
lift their arms. but fight was what
they were there for. and fight they
did. When the final bell rang they
were both on the floor. whaling away
AT each other.
I. was SOME fight berevs me.
and don't want 10 So another Ike
II. because clothes cort more now
than they used 10: mine we're .
wreck after that battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10

Chicago White Sox for John Collins
and Memo Ioibold. it's one OF the
longest terms 81 connection with one
team IN the hig leagues.
Collins record stacks up within
ono year AZ good. He Joined the
White scx In 1910 and has been one
OF Comlskey's boys rince that time.
Leibold has played with two big
league teams. Ho started with Glove
land In 1913 and was an Indian for
little over two seasons In 1915
he was claimed by Chicago on waiv.
or price.
Hooper has been the leader OF the
three In the batting average column
Collins ranks second. Hooper IL also
considered the most finished fielder
and has stolen almost a. many bases
AZ Collins and Leibold together In
the past i've years.
All thrce are outfieiders. tho John
Collins has held down first base on
many occasions.
Hooper n - and came from the
Sacramento team OF the California
State League. Collins Ia ~ and came
from the Springfield squad Of tho
Connecticut League. Leiboid II IS
and graduated from the Milwaukee
American Association team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
SIWASHES
DOWN TO
HARD
GRIND

POMONA. Cal. March io.--The
Seattle ball tone~rs got down to
scrious training today. with two see-
aions Of hard work billed for every
day OF the training season from now
on. A new shower apparatus has
been installed which makes II much
more convenient for tho players
Ernie Schorr. southnaw hurler. ar.
rived from San FranciHco Wednee
day. but ho hasn't signed yet, Man.
ngcr kenworthy says he isn't worry
ing any about schorr not signing,
Brick" Eldfed. boss center field
or Of the Coast league last year. Is
due IN camp today from Sacramento.
Trainer BILLY Burke says the team
Is rapidly rounding into good shape
and will be III for n flying start.
Tho only other bit OF news around
camp "Wednesday was the announce
ment that the practice game dates
with the Chicago team have changed
The Siwashes win play only two
games with tho Windy City tossers.
meeting them on March II and - In
Pomona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
BY A. +. THOMPSON

The greatest fiRht I ever saw was
four-round tiff between two prolim.
mary boyB Mt Drcamland. in Ban
Francisco. in the old days. when the
fourround game was flourisblng In
Frisco and such boys ar Willie
Richie. Jack Britton. One.I,ound Ho-
Ran and a host Of others were max
ing their start In tho game OF swat.
Tho fight was between Al Rogers
and Willie Purteii. For some time
previous 10 the fight bad, feeling had
existed between tho pair. Just be.
fore going into the ring they put on
little impromptu engagement IN
the dressing room. so that by the
time they had entered the ring they
felt about M amisbl~ toward each
other as most landlords and tenants
Tho fight by rounds an 1 remember
II follows:
ROUND ONE - Both battIerr
rushed from their corners and met in
the center OF tho ring. their heads
humping together They reminded
me OF a couple OF buil-moose with
locked horns For three minutes
neither moved his head or his feet,
but Just stood there and let fly with
both hands. There was 30 much
noise Furnished by the fans that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
MANAGES
FORLORN
HOPES

h61y Mullins 10 the manager OF
lHiaa hopes.
~ foriorn hopes ars Mike
opped and Harry Wills.
oDssd. probably the most popu.
y middleweight champion OF mod.
- yesrs. lost his title 70 Johnny
Wa1n 10 decision bout at Boston
> ~ ago.
ulese was considerable differences
epn1on among the ringssders that
s1t And tho whole sporting pub.
3 wasted Wilson 70 give ODowd n
- match right away. But be
oDowd iznr any nearer . match
than he was a year ago.
nzv Wills whipped Fred Fulton
Htme- He was happy In the
'7ghf he'd get a chance at Demp-
q ior It had been reported that
hampton would waive the color
But after the Fulton bout
npssy said he wouldn't meet q
mt the public asked him.
vDord probably II a better mid
asht than Wilson.
rensy Of folks think wills Is the
M n Dempsey.
1 % the status Of Paddy Mui.
snarges today. And II probably
. y the status months from to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
CRUCLALPREP
CAGE GAMES
ARE BOOKED

The remaining gamss on the high
school basketball schedule should DE-
eide tho championship between LIN.
coin and Queen Anna. Aithe thsrs h
. chance for . ia
Tomorrow Queen Anne play~
Franklin ~ Queen Anne The ouays
Win be favored to win. ~ the game
IL on tho htrl floor. but az Franklin
humhled the Lincoln team Tuesday.
they are given . good chance Of
splitting tho dope again
Saturday Lincoln plays broadway
at broadway. The attar has Lost
more games this year than any
Tieer team has lost for ycAra bat
they hAvunt lost = game on their
homo floor this season. defeating ~,
tho teams In thu league except Lin
coin The game y bcoksd Cor 3
,. m
rusmAny. IADcsfn ana osssn Anns
play ~ Queen Anna n III leaders
phy true 70 form In ehe first two
Eames. Tuesdays tilt WI decide tho
honors for the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
DODCER STARS
ARE HOLDOUTS

NEW OfsLEANH. March fo.--ff
Zach Wheat and BuriciEh Grimes do
not accept the salary offered them
by the Brooklyn club. they win be
traded or retired. Charles Ebbets.
president OF the club. said here
Wednesday.
Wheat had q contract last year for
5000. and he n holding out for sis..
600. according 10 Ebb~ts. Grimes
WINS Offered an Increase OF 80 per
cent over his last years salary. but
he wants $50 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
SHADE BOXES
STOREY IN
TACOMA

pwve shad@ California weft@-
weight WIN tangie with jimmy
storey. Of Seattle. In . six.rUund
bout IN Tacoma tonight
Roy Sutherland and sFfnky- Nh
son. weltcrv. meet In the six-round
semi windup.
Harry Casey boxes WINE 3. Caire.
the coiored lightweight four rounds.
Clcm zukowrky takes on Bert Tay.
Tor IN the light heavyweight division.
and Mickey Dempsey and Ernie Da.
Iey. . pair Of featherweighta open
the b1il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
BREMERTON
SMOKER
ON TONIGHT

With Johnny Hogan. Tzcums
heavyweight. boxing Ted Snyder. oi
The Marine barracks. in tho rnAlr
event. the EAxies' Booster club. oi
Brcsnerton d giving . ring shov b
In Navy Yard city tonight
Tia rewt Of the card scfiCvx
Ckarsw DsvtAssa N NM
11Ier1Htl hsn1amA
Patsy Ctaers ~ 0alw n
xnssh, welterA
Jss WsDp ~ nx0w 1SaA
vNltegx-
Bat11kng 0oImnn ~ H
MunAy. ssafhervs1giAn.
RED HAIRY u mAschmak~ IA
the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
MIDGET CAGE
RACE NEARS
END

Brpadway's midget baskesbaii team
IL at least sure OF tie for the 1921
midget basketball ttie- They have
finished their season with . run Of
II wins out OF IL sfartA
cueenAnn z. 1890 champions have
three games left to play. meeting
Ballard to-day as Qi-en Anne, and
tansiing with LINCOLN twice next
week.
Lincoln also has three games iest
20 play. meeting West Seattle once
and Queen Anne twice.
The rest of the teams have IN
Ished their schedules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10

/ SfDn0x
- puF4sA--i. seattle. ruyxfcc IRON
- f.is. .. Seattle. Riley. ttS.
4 Snrn1 pssled--s. Seattle. revs:nn. s'.s;
= Tnnenav>r. J. Adarss frosn MaekAy,
n: { Esattis. Riley. f,ei
/ ~ p<r.e3-t. vanesover. J. Adzma
nh~situffsas
N psr4st
49, r>ri-d Seattle. robin fss
-. 9se> for rrsir. robin frr Nur-
- Vn<ssvsr. =. Adams fer Ssinrer.
- psrsed - Seattle. Murray fcs
~. fssis for Esiey. Vancouver. skin
~ - fxyicr. p~<ircsa for Aaekay: W.
$3.50 fsr pesir~aa.
fonlstfD
~ pwscd-Sers
orrreS psr1cd--I. Adams. rrfvussa
flr1 psrsd- pssireAR mlnatss. J.
- ! nisateA
nrRQo-leoL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
HOOPER
SERVED
LONG TERM
IN BOSTON

'tEN h6ry H.
Hooper stepped
into tho big
league ranks back
In 1909 he don.
ned y Boston Tied
Sox uniform.
And he has
been with that
team ever since.
The 1921 sea
son wtll break
the run OF an
even dozen years.
thru the trpdinr
az ftaaosr 10 fhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
COUNT THEIR
CHICKENS

MEMPHIS. March lo.-Mcnphi.
Chicks will start hunting for the flas
right off the reel this year. The
coming Of Joe without from Toledo
is figured 70 add much TO their hit
ting strength
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
ENLARGE PELS'
PARK

NEW ORLEANS. March lo--seai.
ing capacity OF the Pelicans' park
has been increased to handle nearly
10 900 spectators. Big crowds are
expected to see the Pelican.D odgcr
series, which opens March 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
wnnaL narcu
BUS IDEA
WON'T DO

EAN F1tANCIHCO. MArch 10
Manager Graham Of tho Seals. has
turned down tho players bus idea.
Graham says the suggestion IN too
Old fashioned for the Western cir.
cult
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10

- . couple Of thousand us
IN printed regarding their
-.-.- al entering the Coast hook
.s,eff. the Seattle Nets cinched
ssnors last night by defeating
-~vrr AT the Arena. 4 10 =
-. Nets win now meet tho Van.
-, team In . home and home
~ the tram scoring the most
~ 4 tho tvo games win win the
- A. the year. and will NEE, the
80 champions on the Coast
~ first game Of the big scrics
4 = staged In Vancouver Monday.
~ ~ second In Seattle wedncs.
~ - mcre regular game ~
s,~ sn the schedule. and that II
=. y,rsnrsA. vsnccuvor mix. In vio
- rsd&y night
=, NETS got off n an early lead
! plrht royStcn and Riley scoring
., seals on pretty individual CT.
- i the first period.
/ "a teams notched single goals
- fourth and fifth periods.
lln<0 nd SUMMARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
ER "a
|GEs5il

EAAls vcveH. ssas nr~sAvay aIAesa
gunr1. susfAlssd . hroksn csifnx beos
vA&a ~ cstiiAeA with 80 81 ths
lssc~,n pisyevs ~ uhsks guAs -
ns~aAvNy rsoAny.
csarA e-uhup yin esff en- e,s fS.>sss
BASEBALL team Tor fts rrrs praetios tsdAy.
Rs~ NaSssA fvrnw n. p. Day gram
mar schcei star 81 several ss~soes agN
has entered Queen Anne high srhaaL
us should ~ Ia an inrsid berth nicsiy
on tive Quay baseball nina Hes . pretty
rood hitter
-Rsssss- Chrssssss~s hss sr~eV4n1
ne sas~saii esarhtsg y~s - nr~aA-
wAy. ne uifi have his pea cot fsv
real ps~rstes sAsas The fsrss 81 ssxs
Ymesp~ v1u have . vvf1an sns,ssd me
spvsaG ~tth Hsnsfprd ~ rirws. ffssk~ss
Al s>ccnd. neyts ~ third. ana nAxiss-
~ne played for west seattle last 1sssA
Al sherS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10

- WA luswer Cess i~ngus
m10ns1n. - heshe the versfs
80 - esauznsiss kitsisg h the
uuaas b1gUs we ynsS ~. vsii
- = ~ nssshern wirvuis this
an1nR ~ passim<< With Tsaeds,
= ~ Anatran an~s<taatan. - iN2o.
~ Akn1 ksep ~ his gr~~s hitting
= nm ~ ~ ~ viii shs No.
- - , ~ ssssA@n tGsgvA
no Husue4 ~ esacAas. vAs b
49, 90 sr1n1 with the Waahsagton
|A.aersannA , ~ mme yrurg f~iisv Who
|YsrluneA bsh1n1 0s plate fs~ vza-
IooNw. = ~ ~ Sor<h y csssrn fsAgsse,
wNRn1 yonD So Bvsstsm has bscn In
~ suulk9s hAsrs for the pass s~w
j ~ - 1ssslspsd into cute . hitter.
Unov&nnuA . pvu1AIong 49,
Gu110D - - epnknDs SegsA-
uu1un 49, esab several sNnasaD
- - - ~ gnaA he ha4 .
~ - - YistsbssU Naets1nAA
~ - - shmsed = ~ AmNB-
a. DnaAmzAip. vsesv~n cssss Sas>-
~ o1UD9. vlu pflss TIE v1csssfA sfub
y ~ k.-x hagns this ss9mcs.
~ ~ onl Tommy Leach. fsvmev
~ tnsns SARA viii manage tsarns m
- FAs6s stAss l<Asus this sssson-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10

|hhaA once the scene Of his.
~ lag fights. is now just a
|N .0f title holders TO visit and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
ELKS NO. l
PILE UP BIG
PIN LEAD
srANpISo or Tm1 TEAMS

With \ lead Of 10 fun gsucs oyer
the r.. ". Brooks i've. second place
holders. the Eiks' No. team. Iced.
inx the city pin icAxuA looks like
the winner for the season- There
are but Is moro Eamss To h played
The city league teams win swing
into action again tonight The sched.
uls follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
Bob Mcmillan
Turns DoUn Pro
Cridiron Offer

rs. EW YORK. March 1o.-Bob
lillian. al-American quarter
~ ~ o. 1919 and star OF Center
80 eleven. announced here
snesday that he had turned
~ an offer Of 5000 to play
nasssionAl football In Canton,
ssxt spring. and would return
~" YORK. March f6.--Char.
-. moran will coach the Center
~ ss football team again mex;
according to Capt. Norris
feng. who was here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
IDEAL AILEYS

Eagles Va Lumbersnen-
brooks W. Rippc's cafe
C1ensty's W. Union railosA
EI.kg AlI.HYS
EY<r No. I w. Rube's cara
ElkS No. . W.. palo ctxsrA
ORPHEuM ALLEYS
Erks' No. w. Orpheuma-
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-11-24
POOL SCHOOL ITEMS.

John EIdridge returned HON,
Thursday from Min. Grove
where he has been working.
Mrs. j. r. Pool and Mrs. G
W. Trip visited Mrs. Oliver Ri,
ley Thursday afternoon.
V. E.. Shinpaugh and family
visited at s l.. H"nsley.s Satur.
day evening.
Miss Lea and Meta Trip and
Urel Dennis attended the pie
supper at Lead Hill Saturday
night.
Those visiting at w. Fl. Tar
buttons Sunday was Homer
Tarbutton and family, Clyde
TArbutton wife and daughter.
DR.. Mack Davis tested cattle
at j. Il Pools Monday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-11-24
WAYSIDE
(Last weeks items)

We had a real winter storm
Friday night it was cold and win
dy. The thermometer was down
to II degrees above, Saturday
morning. We have had such a
pretty fall and so warm we no
tice the cold more.
w. H. Brakes baby of Ma
comb has been quite sick for the
last few days, but is a little bet
ter this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart are the
proud parents of a baby girl.
Will Greenwood sawed wood
for G. N. Findley Saturday and
h. sawed wood for A. j. Wilder
Tuesday.
Miss Marie beavers visited Miss
LollelIa Christy Friday night.
Miss Jessie Morton visited hel
sister. Mrs. Mont Brotemarkle,
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Greenwood
attended Sunday School and
church at Mansfield Sunday,
and spent the afternoon at ]. E.
Greenwood's.
There are a few cases of small
pox around Macomb and a few
cases of Diphtheria.
Mrs l.. Christy was in Ma
comb Friday.
Mrs. d. II Snyder and Ches'
trr Snyder were in Manstc lC
Thursday.
Hosea Bogart is quite sick.
The boys are enjoying hunting
and trapping now. There are
some boys out hunting every
night.
Mrs. James Brazeal has been
sick.
Mrs. LEY Brazeal has b. en-
sick.
d. r. Snyder sawed some
wood last week.
w. B. GObble and family were
in Macomb Sunday morning.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-11-24
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot
Be Cured

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only mt way to cure catarrhal
deafness, and that is by Il constitutional
remedy. Catarrhal Deafness is cnusedh y
an inilamed condition of the mucous lin.
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is iniiamed yon have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing and wheni,
il entirely closed, Deafness is the result.
Unless the inflammation can be reduced
and this tube restored to its normal con
dition, hearing will be destroyefiorever.
Many cases Of deafness are caused by
catarrh, which is an inilamed condition
| OF the mucous surfaces. Hail. Catarrh
| Medicine acts thru the blood on the mn
cous surfaces of the system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any ease of atirrhil d eafness that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Circulars free. All Druggists, 75c.
+. J. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, 0. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-11-24
For Gray, Streaked, Fad
ed and Worried Hair
Opportunity For Young
Men

Senator Spencer writes from
Washington as follpNs: May
invite your attention to the ex'
cellent opportunity that now ex
lists for young men to enter the
Coast Guard Academy, at New
London, Conn as cadetsor as
cadet engineers and, upon grad
uation, to become commissioned
officers Of the Coast Guard with
the same pay and al owance as
are received by officers of cor.
responding rank in the Navy.
The age limit for appointment
as cadet are - to ~ years and
for appointment as cadet engi.
ne~r 20 to 30 years. so young
men who perhaps have passed
the age limits for admission to
the Military Academy or to the
Naval Academy may still be III
gible for admission to the Coast
Guard Academy. e..
"A competitive examination TO
fill the vacancies in the grades
oF cadet and cadet pnpineer in
the Coast Guard will be held in
various PLACES in the Unit
States beginning January Bird,
1922. The opportunity for an
appointment this year is partic
uiarly favorable as there are an
unusally large number of vacan
cies.
Il beg to transmit herewith
some literature relative to the
examinati n, andshaIl be p'eased
10 send similar lit nature, and
any 0 her Information desired,
to any young man whose name
and address you may wish to
refer to the United States Coast
Guard Office, Treasury Depart
mcnt, Washington, d CO.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-11-24
N $ HILL
Sleeping Beauty

We sure did have a nice rain
Friday and Friday night.
Claud Smith wife and little
daughter Pauline, spent Wed.
nesday night at Lonn Smith s,
Johnathon Owens wife and
daughter Stella spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Conkin's.
Ova Mcintosh and Elva Smith
set up OF Tom Bogart's Thurs
day night. Hozie was a little
better Friday Morning.
John Fry and Mildred Ander.
son spent Sunday at j. Owens.
Mrs. James Matlock is at her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
MiIlsap, with the smallpox.
Leora and Alice Fry spent Sat
with Mrs. V. A. Bennett while
their father went to church.
We were much surprised to
hear of the new wedding of
Miss Beatrice Mcintosh and Mr..
Dewey Skies. We give them
our best wishes and cogratula
tons.
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-11-24
Congressman Shelton
Writes
Civil Service Examinations

Civil Service Examinations
The U. s. Civil Service Com,
mission announces that eXamina
tons will be held soon to deter.
mine the eligibility o those lie
string position as telegraph
operators in all branches of the
service and as domestic science
teachers in the Indian Service.
Those interested should write
to the Civil Service Commission,
Old CustomshouSe Building, St,
Louis. Missouri. for
Census Reports Ready
The Bureau of the Census an.
nounces that bulletins giving
the composition and characters.
ties of the population OF the
State of Missouri, and also bulle
tins on DRAINAGE in the State OF
Missouri. and also bulletins on
drainage in the State of Missouri
are now ready for distribution.
The one pertaining to the popu
lation If the State contains sta
tisticS concerning school atten'
dance and illIteracy, which may
be of interest to those in educate.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-11-24
"Home Baking"

When one thinks of good
home baking today, there is al
ways a mental picture of grand
mothers goodies. But there has
been as much advance in the
gentle art of home baking as
there has in the sciences.
The Educational Department
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-11-24

of the DR.. Price Baking Powder
Factory is doing great work in
the improvement ofh"me baking.
The most helpful results of this
work have been embodied in a
new cook book which is said to
be the last word in baking per
lection.
That this book may reach ev
cry home. every grocer has been
authorized to present u copy of
the New Dr.. Price Cook Book to
all purchasers of Dr.. Prices
Phosphate Baking Powder.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-11-24
A TEXAS

For kidney and bladder troubles
gravel, weak and lame back, rheuma-
tism and Irregularities Of the kid
neys and bladder. Sold by your
druggist; by mail. S1.25. Small
bottle often cures. Send for sworn
testimonials. DR.. T.. w. Hall, 1926
olive st., st. Louis, Mo. Sold BY
Observation-Disclosures
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-11-24
No Huntin.

All parties are notified not to
hunt on the premises of the fol
lowing persons:
Oscar Moody.
John L. Hart.
j. w. Brentlinger.
Mack Barlow.
PaytOn Quessenberry.
Marion Letsinger.
c.. Ii. Sutherland
w O.. Williams
Your name will be added for
25c the season.