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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-28

~row.--fhc EidHUt.
-
Whercvrr YOU 40 ON vacation.
meke cnr'fui in9uity co~ncetHinE the
s1nhafy condttuus Of y place
These are mere Important than goii
.nhr t.nnir courts h~allro"ins aud
~ tntitul rrencfy.
u the water supply safe What ~
na source
new n sewerage Aystemi
Where DO the Hcwerr cmptyf
are the Kitchen. pantry. and dining
rooms clean ana are t6ry projected
nratnrt firesf You can not nnori 10
nave your food tracked over BY flies
u \ MILK nastourixcdT DocH n
come from a clean dairy,
Are thefe swnmna, pondA o. other
mosqulto-brce iine placcs near hyg
Thee are some Of the questions to
which tou should have favorable
an1wera.
frrparttiucss.
tic prepared 60 deul i~utelliEcntiN
with hurts and accidents. and know
what 90 DO In case of sudden illness.
" you are Ro'ins camping FAR from
the nearest doctor. provide Yourself
With a. nrst-ald NJ and n Few simple
medicines.
% should hc distinctly remembered
Tint oniy necessary first-aid reat-
mcnt should be- given Wy a laymnn.
lttch y"ur Tort 40 thr top uf u low
ridfc, the summit OF n knoll with
scatly slipping sideS. % ~ the high
hank 20 n river.
VI possible. select a place whore
b sod IL sand ana grnvsi. M o.
aHSur"n n%dsquats drainage.
Tees are hiehly desirable about
camps but all uuhcrbruah should be-
ciearcd away, ~ u ~ frequently a
sirlter Tor mosquitoes.
Canvas tents are the hest abodc Cor
TIE camping PARTY Sufficient tent
y should ~ arued 10 provide 2n
SQUARE feet % nsor spare for each
person.
A ditch should De auE an IN. was
around thc tent "a drain on any
waiter which might sc' under the
tlars of flooring and make ~" place
damp. Wooden fiourinE, rnitsad "a
fsN lnthes above he earth. "a q great
advantage aud should he secured
whenever possible.
Beware ot 3 various pests sites
fnr removed from human dweliings
Sahlen and hog pens viii usually o.,
ireo ~ Tiles. Hugh ground. wei
Trained. with no standing water any
% mosquitoe-. ~ net suitable. cot
mesquite bars should be used.
IHase Pnrr Mater.
\ pure water supply il absolutely
essential IL you would reap ans
/ health!ul ben fits from canning out.
i'nlers you know positively Thai
the water H. pure. Il - best 10 take
no chances and boil an water used
for drinking purposes. Or the water
MAY be purisiod with chloride Of
lime" tchioflnnled ime).
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-28

n UICK communication, ~ wireless in particular. was supposed "a
have made piracy impossible. Yet piracy. however, unlikely
might explain the Disappearance u several ships off the Atlantic
coast of the Emitted States.
H. Is lao more impossible Than the sort Of hank and payroll rob
heFiss which have Developed since the war. Piracy, like this other
ousiaary, would be a natural echo Of the war in Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-28

Perhaps shese lost ships we're swallowed By some Of The big fish
we hear the anglers talking about.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-28

White hey re making Americans out Of immigrants they 4 better
make tmirranfs ot Of a Few Americans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-28

Estimated there we're only S.7so eas words IN the English Ian
runpe This before the weather got 50 hot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-28

a iot d people are eating ycasi--apply The power Of adj
md hey eat wallpaper cleaner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-28

n s~uiomobie prices keep on dropping il win soon be
~ one than % steal one.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
WAfSIDE GLE tNlNbS.

1t is getting very dry here
Rain is much needed for the
corn.
Most farmers are through
cutting hay now.
Mr.. Schafer of Willow Springs
visited Mr.. Christy Sunday
night, and with Mr.. GobbIe Mon
day. He was on his way to Wis.
Il his two daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Woody
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Gray
VISITED Mr.. and Mrs John Woody
Sunday. In the afternoon they
made ice cream.
Miss Hazel Williams and bro
Their, Frank, visited Miss LpIeila
Christy, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace GobbIr
and baby Of Springfield visited
". Il. GObblc and WIfc Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace Gobble will remain
here for a few days.
Mrs. viii 6 e nwo,d was a
dinner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. /.
w. Martin Of Norwood Sunday,
and attended the Sunday School
Convention at the Methodist
Church IN the afternoon.
Mrs. Leila Gates and brother
vent on a fishing trip last wed.
Mrs. viii Greenwood and Sis
YER. Miss LOleIla Christy visited
Misses Fife and Blanche fInd'
ley Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J r.. Greenwood
and Mr.. and Mrs 5. Il. Williams
and children were dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Orie BrOtemark'
he Sunday.
Mrs. Woody and son, Everett
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
ROUTE y

Mrs, Milton FulljnGton has
been suffering for thr past week
with an attack of heart trouble
Miss T. sic Order is staying to
do the cooking and general
housework during her illness.
Miss Nave Iowell visited at
J. ". Brentlingrl'S fuesday aud
night.
Mrs. { Ii. Frye spent the day
TUESDAY At Geo. DewhIr>t ; W.
s,l is better, but Ms. Dewhirst
is still i'll.
Nose Willis OF rear Macomb
visited his sister. Mrs. Milton
Fulllngtou Saturday.
Mrs l.. NJ. Roy = suffering
with heart trouble. Amos hoy
land family, ana Ernle Roy and
family were there Saturday
night and Sunday.
! Mrs. c. ii Frye called at Geo
Dewhirst> Friday.
Mra. Paul Williams and Mrs
Harley Stout sat up at MIR. Full
i%ngton''> Friday night. Pau
Williams. j. W. Rrentlinger
Mrs. Harley stout and Miss
LelIa Lctsinger stayed Saturday
night, and Sam Let>inger anc
Mr.. Snd Mrs. II NJ. Thoma,
Sunday night.
Paul Williams and Family
dined at d. K. Snyder Sunday.
Miss Mae Noweli returned t.
her home in Springfield Thurs
day night. She was called home
on account of the illness Of he.
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gordon were
i, dinner guests at thaS. Frye
Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
In Memory Of James w.
Glass.

Death once more entered our
home and taken from US one we
loved. There is a vacancy in our
hearts that can never be filled.
James w. Glass was born in
center Co., Pennsylvania Sept
18th, 1894 and died at his home
on Pea Ridge July 25th, 1921 age
sc years 10 months and II days.
He was a Union soldier and ser.
we'd his country four years. He
was married to Julia X. Shimel,
Sept. 23rd, 1866. His wife and
three children survive him, He
was so good and kindand always
tried to Tighten the burdens of
those around him. He lived to
help his fellow men and passed
away as one who wraps the
drapery of his couch around him
and lies down to pleasant
dreams. One who loved him.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
J. KNAUFF, Owner.
COL, ROY DENNIS, Auctioneer
GEO. b. FREEMAN, Clerk
Hicks.


We have been needing nam IN
this part OF the country
Miss Emma Lud o" called on
Nrrna and jesse Pope saturday
night.
Jess Conoyer wife and children
called on Lue Cassada Sunday
Tho .al,ar. ot ", Duyan's
home Sunday were Mrs. Math
ews and daughters, Hazel ana
Ida Fell. Ora, Nerna, Jessie. ana
Pauline Pope NeII!e AL" h"'-'
rev oa'u' n,.., .nl
Luu'o"' i1."e
n.. Irdl,r rnl
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
SUNSET HILL.
uast Week ltcms)

Mrs Everett Spence and chil
dren are visiting at Geo. Moore
Mrs. Wclch spent Tuesday
evening with Mrs. fi'za Owens
Marion ShcltonS spent Sun
day at Clyde Join
,Joe Frye and son Herbert are
working for S. f.. Spence this
week in the hay. And Eliza and
Lester Owens are helping Tom
Calhoun or George Freeman's
farm.
Ida Frye spent Thursday
night and Friday with her S'Nt''
Mrs Eliza Owens,
ellen and Ida Frye spent SAT
urday night and Sunday at Alvin
Longs.
Uerbert. Johul and Bill Frye
won't 10 Cornelius Wednesday
night to prayer meeting. And
Tom Frye and Lester Owens
went to Kelly school Friday
night. All seemed TO ENJOY
themselves.
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04

and family Joe Longand family,
all motored to SpringtiellThurs
day, and returned Sutu day.
Mrs. Dove Tharp and two small
daughters Spent Sunday with
Dennis Crane and family.
Robert lnhotr made Il business
trip tc Springfield the first OF
the week.
Tray Campbell has not been
we'll the past week.
School starts at the Moore
next Monday, and at the Thar
the third Monday.
Miss May Long will begin hel
school at Liber,y the Sth of Au
gust.
Dave Tharp's family and Joe
Longs Family, Pearl and go
Moody and kajph Harris ate ic,
cream at Ed Tharps Saturday
nigut.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
Pool School Items.

Sunday School is ,tiIlgrnWing.
Some new scholars Sunday. We
welcome al every Sunday at 2;"'J
y. N.
Miss .Insl" seal spent Tues.
day night with Vivian Trip.
Mrs. Casson and children call
ed ON Mrs. j. Il Pool Thursday
evening.
Mrs. W t. Ropcr's niece from
Norwood is visiting her.
W. $. GaakiIi aud wife visited
at W. H. Tarbuttuns Sunday.
W. II. Tarbutton and Johr
Eldridgc returned Sunday morn
ing from Kansas. They report
tine crops and lots Of rain.
Clyde TarbuttOn ana fanny
Claude Trip and wife VISITED al
the W. G.. TrIpp home Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
OI..ATHA.

Ezra Roy, wife and sons, and
Mr.. aud Mrs. {. W. Tuwe We're
in Min. Grove Sunday.
The ice cream social at Shiloh
Friday was we'll attended. 1t
was for the Sunday school.
Miss Myrtle Williams and her
brother, Howard, took dinner
Friday with Mrs. Dora Robert
son, their aunt.
Roy Robertson is staying with
Il. J. Freeman this month.
Mrs. Virgil Short, Of Lindsay,
Cal and Miss Opal Short, of
Macomb. spent most OF last
week at l.. NJ. ltoy's.
Mrs. j. II. Perry has returned
nome lIOll VIA ltilDiild, WIZ Ni''
was called to the bedside of her
son, Robert, who was sick. tie
is much better now.
Clarence Smallpy and wife
were visiting in the country near
Oiatla Sunday.
Uncle VIII Letsinger, Mrs
Dora Robertson, and l. IL Roy
and wife spent Sunday at L.. NJ
Roy's.
Jim Gates and wife are at hi,
brother Eukis' now.
f. Il. Roy will leave soon fol
Lindsay, Cal, to make his home
The Roy school will begin thu
first Monday in August. Mr.
Smith will bc the teacher.
Crops are damaged from dr.!
weather. We are all trusting t.
get a rain soon.
RUBY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
VI itONiB.


Mr.. and Mrs. V. II Royal and
little daughter spent sunday
with her sister, Mrs. George
Shores, Jr.
Abtie Doyle spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Nellie
and Mayc Frye, and attended
church at Macumb Sunday night
Ernest Jackson called on SiIas
Moody Sunday afternoon.
Dee and Ova Mcintosh spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Minnie and Berta Johnson.
Nave Frye and Abbie Doyle
called on Rosetta Schllcher Sun
day afternoon.
Orvll Quessenbcrry spent
Sunday at Sam Jacks.
Rosetta Schlicher attended
church at Ashley Sunday morn
ing.
DOLLY DlMPl.E,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
FLAT ROCK.
I.ast weeks items).
RUBY

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w. W. N'"''''"'
}. D.. ufieS ailu 'an'''S' '""
Mr~' eSS laS'"i an"
'l ,,'
lan,., Marian
.,, mnon. pr...l,
MISS Eva IeV'lneer' "'s'
Tillry LetSlnSer, MISS N''I''ie
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
PUBLIC SALE.

| will sell at public auction, at
my farm two miles eaStof Mans
field. on what is known AS the
Brand farm, on Tuesday, Aug
ust 9th, commencing At 1000
o'clock Il m.
The following property; 10
Head OF Cattle i fawn Jerseys,
all giving milk, | red Jersey gN,
ing milk. | Shorthorn COW will be
fresh Sept. LIST, | tlol>tein strip
per will be fresh IN January, |
Holstein cow. good unilker, Hnl'
stein heifcrS will be fresh III
January, one of these is regis
tered. y liolStrin warnings.
uol>teiu ycarling male, calves
One brood SOW will farrow III
Sebt, : ShoalS weighing about
30 pounds each, 100 pure bred
White Le.horn hens. about :
tons OF good hay, about Ia acres
corn. | acre cane.
One Oliver ~ turning pioW,
ave shovel, l double shovel,
cider mill, | Diabalo cream srpa
rator, five hole gram drI'
Que fruit evapOrator, heater
stove, dresser, center taoe,
rocking chairs. solid OAK kitchen
cabinet. = kitchen safe, ice bon
some Irish potatoes, and many
other things not mentioned.
TERMS.-Au SUMS Of Slv ah'
chder cash; on al sums over SlV
omontLs time WI be gwen OF
bankable notes bearing 5 per cen
interest from date. No goods u
De removed until terms have beei
compiled with.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
Chamberlain Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

This is unquestionabely one OF
ihc most successful medicines IN
use for bowel complaints A few
doses of it sill cure an ordinary
attack of diarrhoca. 1t has been
used in nine cpidcmics OF dys'
cntcry with perfect success. 1t
can always be depended upon to
give prompt relief in cases Of
collie and cholera morbus. Wheh
reduced with water and sweet
cnad it is pleasant to take. NV
cry family should keep tins rem
edy at home. aaV'
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
Midgets Lose to Hartville.

The Mansfield Midgets went
TO HartviIle Sunday, and were
defeated by the second team OF
that city by a score o. II to Z.
The Midgets played a good game
until the seventh inning, when
they blew up, and HartyiIle reg
istered six runs. Hartville plays
the Midgets IN Mansfield Sun
day.
Batteries Mansfield; Strong,
D. Dennis and W. Frye; Hart
vile: J. German, S. German and
Chandler.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
PLEASANT FLAT

The dreaded droutlI has come
and now all we can hope for Is
that there will be "a break in the
drouth in time to save some OF
tina corn at least.
The @protractrd meeting at the
Moore Sunday night. Rev, u >.
Moody assisted by several other
preachers will conduct thc ser.
vices.
Mr.. Ell Codav and family, Ed
Tharp and family, Dove Iharp
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
Route Number 2
last weeks items. \

Paul Williams was in Spring.
field Friday and Saturday.
Miss My rtle, and Howard vii
liams attended the ice cream so
cial at Olathe Friday.
Misses Elsie and Lizzie Order
we're Sunday visitors at MIR.
Ful ington's.
Amos Williams helped j. W.
Brentlinger harvest this week.
Ernie Roy and family visited
Amos Roy's Thursday and Fri.
day, and |. Nj. Roy's Saturday
night and Sunday
Virgil Dewhirst is sick.
Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Nj. ii,
Barlow called at Geo. Dewlirst's
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Dew
hirst has been sick, but is better
at this writing.
Prof. Smith and ramily are
moving into the property vacated
by III ME Roy and family.
G II. Frye and family vi,ite,
ut his mothers Sunday.
Miss Nlaye Vowel, of Spring
field, is visiting MIR. and Mrs
Harry Thomas this week.
Sam LetsinGer, wllo ant
daughter, Miss Xella, we're Sun
day visitors at j. W. Edwards.
Norman Stout spent Sunda,
with Edward and Johnnie Dol
rell.
AIva Le,singer visited AmO
Williams Saturday night an
Sunday.
John Livingston and family,
Mansfield, called at Dave Cridef
Sunday afternoon.
Leo DorrelI was at }. w. +,
wards Sunday afternoon.
Ernie Roy, wife and little so
spent Saturday night at G..
Frye's. Ernie left for CaIliorn
in his car Monday, and Mr.
Roy will stay with her folks uni
later.
. Mrs. John Slate and two lit
sons, Chester and Leslie, WEI
: to Mansfield Monday, to tai
Mrs. States mother, Mrs. re
teller, home. She has been VI
ting with them Tor some, tim
Mrs. Slate and the boys +
NAMED with her until Tuesd;
,. morning.
Frank Barlow was at j.
Brentlingcr's Thursday eve
U ing.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
Terse And Not so Terse.

Are you neIpinS 10 U tiie
Mansfield Fair?
Miss Anna Lee, of Cedar Gap,
was here this week.
Frark Beach was home from
St. Louis this week.
G.. II. Jackson, of Hartville,
was here yesterday.
Auc,ioneer Roy Dennis was in
Mtu. Grove yesterday.
The Mansfield Fair this year
will be the biggest and best every
A number of Mansfield folk
are taking in the sights at Hart.
vile today.
The Mansfield Fair is YOUR
Fair. Put a hefty shoulder to it
and PUSH.
Jess Pool, of Hartville, was
here the past week, enroute to
and from Springfield.
w. d. Blansett. Frisco agent
1T Cedar Gap, was y Mansfield
visitor the past week.
Raymond Baker has accepted
a position with the Fuson Drug
Co, vice Joseph Raby, resigned.
Prof. d. ii Kay attended the
graduating exercises at the
Teachers College in Springfield
yesterday.
Il a. Alc"rn, wife, and little
daughter, left yesterday for
Iowa, where they will visit rela.
tlves and friends in Muscatine
aud other places.
Mrs. Claude A. Edwards, of
Hurkhurnett. Texas. arrived in
Mansfield the latter part of last
week for il few weeks visit with
her parents, editors of the Mir.
rur, and family.
w. f.. White of East Las Vegas,
New Mex. arrived in Mansfield
this week for a short visit with
relatives and friends. He will
also visit his p,rentS in Sey-
| mour before returning home.
When you feel lazy, out of sorts
p, and yawn a good deal in the day
, time, o need lIerbine to Stim
. uiatc your liver, tone up your
stomach and purify your bowels.
Price. Goc. Sold ~ all Drug
gists. adv.
The members of the EmbrOid
Y cry Club, accompanied by their
husbands and children, motOred
to Wolf Creek, near the George
Freeman farm, Tuesday after
noon; enjoying swimming and a
six O'Clock basket dinner.
LOST About middle of July,
on public highway near Mans
field, one white sack, containing
y fishing outfit, shoes, etc. Finder
y please deliver to q. S. Burncy
t of Mansfield, Mo-, and get re
ward. M. D. HanoW, Poteau
y Okla. Il
Let's have a great variety o
" good exhibits poultry, dairy
u and farm products at our Fail
$ in Mansfield the last week il
September. Save that goot
Il specimen and bring it to thu
Mansfield Fair. And tell you
neiShbor to do the same thing
10 Last week, while in Springfield
=. we We're agreeably surprised
when some of the leading bust
ness men and merchants of tina
~ thrifty city referred to thu
Mansfield Mirror as the "Grea
d metropolitan Weekly of the ToI
n of the Ozarks." Thanks. Out
side of Mansfield, Springfield II
the best town we know of in thl!
part of the U. S The city i!
filed with boosters and liv'
merchants, and that, by al
. means, is the place to buy, whel
1
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04

visited at the Christy home sun
day.
Miss Opal Short is home again
from tl~artville.
Miss Lnlella ChriSty and Mrs.
CuNolla Greenwood Waited MIS-,
! WOODY Thursday Afternoon.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04

THE massacre of the Yankees
As perpetrated by the Cleveland
Indians on Saturday, has been
avenged. At the Polo Grounds
today, with Carl Mays playing
the stellar role. tie HHgmen
turned on their conquerors OF
the day before and handed back
a large portion OF the punish
ment which had been so recently
absorbed.
Only a week ago the same In
dams shelled Mays from the hill
in less than three innings, 10 the
delight of a crowd Of home root
ers. but Carl evened matters to
day with as brilliant a pitching
performance as he has yet
flashed in Z New York uniform.
In the entire nine innings the
worlds champions, Haunting the
title in big letters across their
collective chests, succeeded IN
batting four balls beyond the
New York inteld, two Of the
quartet going safe, while the
other two descended in the wait
ing fms of Bob Meusel. If any
other boxmen along the big Iesg'
ue trail has held an opposing
team more helpless through a
full game this season the fact
has escaped the attention OF the
statistic hounds.
The two hits which the Indians
collected off the under hand
finger came close together IN
the fifth inning. The first was
a drive by Doc Johnston into the
right field stand, the point OF
contact with the stand calling fol-
a hairline decision by Umpire
Owens. who ruled that it was
fair. Then came a single by
Steve O'Neill, and Mays locked
up his hits for the afternoon
The two blows just mentioned
with Wamby's hoist to MeuseI II
the second inning and Sewe.l':
loft to the same player IN th'
seventh, were the only CLEVELAND
drives that carried beyond tn
New York intield. Neither Rutl
nor tewster felded d ball during
the game.
Mays supplemented his bril-
liant pitching performance witt
hitting that was enough to VII
the game single handed. In tn
second inning Carl broke a ii
with a clean single TO cente
field which sent Ward scampeI
ing home from second base, an
in the sixth when the New 1or
lead was down TO a single run, h
swept three runs over the dis
with a double to left center helo
That blow alone was suthclen
to give the Tanks an easy Vic
tory, but the team was ru
hungry after the 1T toll Urea
ment OF the previous day, so tn
punishment was continued I
the bitter end"
These are headlines and con
ments carried by the Associate
Press, and published in the )
Louis Globe. Democrat Of Mo-
day, August lst.
There are few Wright coun,
citizens, or residents OF thl. l.
cality, who do not feel a spark
pride in the great record tn;
Carl Mays is making as a natloI
al figure in baseball. He is fa'
developing into the games be!
pitcher; at the present time
is the leading pitcher in the Al
erican League, and is also ba
ting we'll above the 300 mark.
Mansfield is trying to bril-
Carl's Yankee Camp into Il
public eye; it is a beautiful WI
ter home, situated on the Ga
conade river, near the Man
bridge. 10 fact, it is one OF Il
finest lodges in this part OF u
state plenty Of fishing, spo
and boating.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-08-04
Carl Mays Stars in the
Baseball World.

mays Holds Indians to Two
Hits and Yankees Take Easy
Victory, 1872.
"New York Pitcher Contributes
to Triumph with Double with
the Bases Filled in the sixth.
New Ulm review., 1921-07-06

courses as they are improved were
proposed to Commissioner Babcock,
but he was not ready to comment on
the possibility Of adoption of the
"road bumps at intervals sufficient
to throw out the occupants of cars
running 45 miles an hour or faster but
hardly preceptible at rs or 80 miles
an hour
"The department cannot undertake
to police, as we'll as improve and main,
tain the 7,000-mile trunk highway
sytem," he said, 'but it will cooperate
with peace officers to promote the safe
ty Of the highway using public, any
practical, sensible ways that may be
suggested"
Reports to the highway department
are that in some counties fines paid by
violators Of speed regulations more
than paid the salaries on deputy
sherlffs on motorcycle patrol work.
Lug Law Brings Comment.
1Il1CouC11ilCll duu OUllciS Will De Der
mitted to use lugs on wheels when
necessary to move outfits over high
ways according to the highway de-
partment policy, but mud hooks are
barred as rule. Reports to the con.
trary were denied,
s"Good sense will be used; l am sure,
because nobody wants to see roads
damaged unnecessarily, and that will
avoid all difficulties" said Commits
sioner Babcock. "The report,that the
department was going to tie UP thresh-
ing outfits is absurd the roads are
being built for farmers more than fol
other classes because Minnesota is
primarily an agricultural state"
The law in question was approved
by the Legislative committee of the
Minnesota ,Threshermen's association
and other interested parties before it
was enacted.