The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-03-10

A vigorous drive against Missouri
bootieggers and the substitution Of jail
sentences for fines when convictions
are obtained were demanded by many
prosecuting attorneys who attended a
law enforcement conference with At
torney General Jesse w. Barrett Mt
Jefferson City. Forty-seven prosecutors
attended. The conference was sug-
gested by United States Attorney Gen
eral Daugherty for discussion Of
prohibition enforcement and the en-
forcement Of the laws against alleged
combinations In control Of food prices.
Prohibition held the boards ut the con-
ference and bo0tleggers we're dem
ounced. John C. Dyott. special assist
ant to Attorney General Daugherty In
the enforcement of prohibition and the
Harrison drug act at st. Louis Assist
ant Attorney General John w. II. Grim,
VIM. H. Allen, state prohibition direc-
tor; Charles G. Madison, United States
district attorney at Kansas City, and
other federal officers attended the con-
ference. Gov. Hyde, speaking before
the conference demanded strict en-
forcement OF the dry laws, declaring
that righteousness exalteth nation"
but that "sin is reproach to any
people"
Tho ro,Irood ore,o,.,s o,d orr,oar.
90 .ha Cor+or,,,,,o Cho,,,hor ~ Cor,.
,na.oo houa doo,arod that ,ho oon,,na
voar will no Tho rareost q, tha solo os
.,ra,,o, ga hor,ost ~ .ha Cortar,,,Ia
soJa Co.. s,rorat ,,oars n,a nrohahI,,
will exceed then re.war business. The
Missouri Pacific Railroad has arranged
to handle 1000 gravel cars In shin
ming the product from this district. and
many orders already have been re-
ceiyed Desp;te the high freight rates.
towns and rural communities within n
radius Of so miles OF Carteryille are
making anplicatIon for gravel and bal
last
"Amor,oors I,ro too hard and too
e.s. tn ohonooa 80 aaath ostor Eo
600 80 usn aro ,.oraos,n,, ,nstaoa ~
doora.sinn IT, .ha Last % naars ,ha
dooth roto dnr;rg tho erst sve vears
of life has been greatly lowered but
for the lotar Years of i,fa II has NOT
II 10 moor aconomv m aducota and train
business mon and women onlv RI lose
tbeir Saryicas to tho communitv and
state whom thav roach middle life -
rhaso oro dodrc,ions r,oda hy m, NJ
p RaveneI IN charge of the Public
Health Service laboratories at the Uni
yersity of Missouri, Columbia.
Tho memhers and officars NJ tho
stote Fair poord nIop for ,nsuripg tho
state Fair NJ SadaIia this wear The
financial straits of tho foir wera ax-
nosed st Jefferson Citv in an audit
made by accountants under State Audi
tor Hickman and submitted to Gov
ernor Hyde. In brief, 1t showed that
the fair was in debt to the extent of
$1,2S1. has some bad accounts on Its
hands and barely enough money In
bank to take up checks outstanding,
and no available funds to carry on the
luAt 'iis Seat'
The Commercial Club of Trenton
has taken up the matter OF establish
ing dehydratloh plant mere ana
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3D. IT, 80 - Lae,, Hhout
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oa,t. 80 t,,a Saaa,,a Cnnt.oI has ra.
49,. aa.t,o. 80 .ha Slit NJ
go pa,t. nm5 ,,,u ,,ou, dc hIs
.i,," .. snmn,in'r ,ntonosta Chor,os
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III, Ii.nt ~ ~ Cn..mnnn
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p' ,1 So Con,Ono,, Co., anthor,aa.
~" "D ~ $50 s,oo 600 nSut,aootn., ns ~
dahtadnass far imnrovpmenta