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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-10-12
Ter.e And Not So rer.e,

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DR.. b + ' ,timer and Probate
Judge, u. Z Murrell vi Hart
Vile vas here Tuesday.
Send your Kodak work to the
Ieathermap Studio for best re-
suits.
Buy your Vacuum Cup Tires
from Carriers Garage and get Il
tree tube with every tube.
The Fair Committee does not
vet have the premium iist com
pleted, but expect to have II
done 10 time for next week :
Mirror.
NJ. B Alcoru who has been
visiting Ink sss CITY and other
points near there for d fe"
weeks, retu. I'D hon asst Sat
urday.
K. 4. Ward, who has been
post.ofhce inspector over TINS
pa TT of the State Or the past
nine years, has been transferred
to St. Louis. His successor has
rof'beeu named.
In all malaria countries the
popular remedy is H-Ibine.
People tud /, a good Ms'Icine
for purifying he system and
warding off tHe disease Pro.
roc. Sold by I'll Dealers.
4 man down i yur soIthern
SISTER city ,lains to have ''und
a way to make moon shine with
out. a Worm. What Is really
needed, however, is some say to
eliminate the snaaes.
Wo.d came to Mansfield last
night that the Mountain Grove
Creamery, Cold Storage. Ice
ana Light Plant, had cLed
The FIRE 5 ned Ia ha-n beet
about midnight, but We did not
get detalls as TO tbeoriein OF the
fire, p-obsb loss ami amount
# insurance.
4 cleaf color!ess liquid that
will heal wou" =, cuts, sores and
gals is the latest and best pro-
duction of medical science. ASH
for Liquid Borozone, it IL a mar
vel in flesh healing remedies,
Price, 30c, co., and 81 20. Sold
~ All Dealers.
To get rid of worms in chill
dren give them White Creau
Vermliuge. The little suferei
improves at once and soon be
comes heal Y, active aud robust
Price, CSC. Sold By All Dealers
Mrs Tiiia days Gregory
who lie tt last week for her holpt
in Tu,cDn, Arizona received
word of the death Of her hos
band when she reached joplin
They were Just Recently n4rciec
aud only lived together i've day:
before Ms. Gregory c4ue here
-Hartviile DemOarst.
A telegram VA; received hex
Wcdnssda stating that 81 -
Richard Huffstettler OF Nor'
Junction, Iowa died on OctpbeI
Bird. Mrs. .I%uffstettler Is III,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs VII
Garrett # The L. Cree
neigkbori.oo d. She was a siste
of Mrs Noah Reese and Mrs
Frank Odeil. The body Wi
probably arrive Lrrc for burls
the last Of the week hartilil
Democrat.
Men and women average So
per hour selling hosiery, tou
pairs guaranteed wear fou
mouths or new hosiery fires
We pay 300 mission, Ere
samples to working agents
Complete line Of wool and hea
her mixtures. IT'S 10 the bi
ho-iery sea-on Experience III
necessary. Eagle Hos CT
Works. Darby, Pa.
A man sppearanlly ahou. 3
years OF age, by the name {
Jas. McCourt, died on the trai
10i, going west last nigh
ome where between Cabool An
Mansfield, and The body "a
taken from be train, and |. 1
Lenhart. IN ertaker took chars
Of the body. 1t stems that Ii
Tia n1.I,Ia LIZ Icnraad If tha laa
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-10-12
john Atkisson Killed

John Atkissou was shot ana
ki,cd on Thursday night, Oct )
1t Mountain Valley church,
about : miles northwest OF
Mountain e,lu,e hy8eu Ahsher,
Who Is said Ia have fired nve
hots AT tnm, one striking hun
n the head and three In thu
chest. lie died AS his relshhnrs
were taking him home
AtkisSon vas appoiuted de
putty she, III y few weeks ago
4 prutrarted meeting WAS in
progress at the church, during
which some huys, one ~ them
a son ut Ansher, made distur
baucs Addison is SAID 10 have
cautioned them 10 he quiet
After the service Absher Is
said to cchst-d him at tue
churci, door, telling him h.
could not ionlnesr owes his
family seeing Nim by the arm
ana nrei the shots.
There has been bad blood
between the Ahshers aud Axis
sons for several years. About
twenty year. ago, in t Mt Ut The
Gambler store building IN NTH
Grove the man %ho did Thurs
day nights >hoCtiug sh t and
Eilled AtkisSun's brother Dave
who is said To have attacked nim
with a knife, An iuclds1 at
MtnSGeli Saturday niSht pro
badly asgravated matters At
til Il place jim 4 n.>son, an utn
Ger aud brother vi John, Is said
TO have Euushed down 4 son OF
pste AtSher in an effort To take
a revolver away from him,
Coroner Inman vas summon
I'd Thursday might to hoti AL
INQUEST hut Mas lutorme on tn
way that the victim ut the shoot
ing was not killed, hence return
ei Druie. bat went out Friday
mvrulng to hold the inquest
At noon Friiay Absnar had
not been arrested. Sheriu
Crewse, Deputy Agee and other
officers + searching Tor hlm,
and at his home Thurday night
inferred from remarks made by
the family that he feared mob
.viulence
The 4 ad man was about 81
wears old ana Is survived by. a
wife and children. Absher i,
about A. years old, Min Grove
Journal,
An inquest a held Friday
$780, ] i lr ,--l,.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-10-12

An inquest vas held Friday
aud 1t wis decided that Atkisson
came t. his death AZ the hands
Of Ben Abs'ler A close watch
i being kept by officers, bat mp
IDtll today, no trace has been
found Of .Absher.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-10-12
BOllS
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-10-12

Somebody's Sweet heart.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
The Republican Drift
(From the New York TrIbune.)

There ts good reason for increased
confidence in the reelection of a Re-
publican Congress. The chairman
Of the Depublican Congressional
campaign committee reports that
President Harding fully shares this
confidence. The President himself
has contributed heavily to the REQ
ord on which Republican Congress-
men will go to the country. He has
neutralized the evil effects OF serious
blunders made at the Capitol. His
veto OF the bonus bill. for example,
has relieved the Republican party of
the reproach of practicing frenzied
finance and OF authorizing a reclS-
less dissipation of the Treasury's
present and future resources. His
successful retrenchment program
and his able conduct of foreign re-
latlons are Republican assets OF the
greatest value.
Congress, with its big and restive
Republican majorities, committed
grave faults. Yet the country is
not ready TO invite the Democratic
party back to power. Democratic
Representatives and Senators also
supported the bonus bill. A mere
handful OF them in each house
were against II. On the tariff only
a minority OF the minority cooper
ated with the Republicans. But the
influence Of the Democratic leaders
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

/ was steadily exerted to force a vote
on the Fordney-McCumbe act at
the last session. A contrary policy
would have carried It over into the
next session-perhaps into the next
Congress.
The new tariff law win do COO
nomic damage because OF fits ex-
cess rates and its unscientifo con-
struction. But the purely political
reaction to It will probably be very
different from the reaction to the
Payne-Aldrich and the Mckinley
revisions. In 1890 and 1910 the
agricultural West was alienated. Re-
publican losses there were severe.
This year many Of the sections of
the Fordney-McCumber act were
written by the Western farm bloc.
The bloc. speaking for agriculture,
got everything It wanted. There is
no occasion therefore for an agra
rian protest.
The Dem ocratic party offers prac-
ticaly nothing TO those who have
grievances against this Congress. It
is inert and divided. The country
is still too close to the Wilson Ad-
to idealize Democratic
purposes or to have much faith in
Democratic leadership. That ex-
plains further why It is likely to
prefer what It has to what II has
not and does not want to have.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
NOW

lnELAWARE voters know that at peace with
~ the world. STILL we have by tho Limitation
OF conference. started a when disagree
ments may be settled around the conference table in
stead of the battlefield We have cut the entangle
mens which bound do police duty in foreign wars
We have established the doctrine that SOW
eregn people and will determine own destiny. we
have won respect and leadership among nations.
We have reduced our billion dollars, and
ranged for a lower of interest II. We have
eliminated extravagance revised laws and thereby
saved the taxpayers billion dollars in actual taxes.
established the budget system, putting gov
ernment a business basis. We are reorganzing tho
executive departments and letting unnecessary
ernment employees.
We have restored confidence to business that IT
dares expand and facing period Of un-
precedented prosperity The fact that the value Of
Liberty bonds has risen the dollar to
above par indication of business soundness.
We have restricted immigration. and restored ON
ployment conditions normal
With funds, hospitazation and vocational training,
caring for the ex-sodier no other nation
ever cared for him.
BY credits, the emergency tariff and other
designed especially his benefit lifted the
farmer his started him the
road to prosperity
We have taken steps to save needless deaths smong
mothers and infants.
We have provided protection to industries and TO
agriculture and the home for
our products thus laying the foundations prosperity
No voter comparing conditions recent Democratic
times with conditions today. will hesitate long in mark
ing his ballot It would be insanity cripple Republ
reconstructive activities by giving executive
Congress out of sympathy with the administration.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
In the Middle West
cFrom. the washington Post,s

gering. soon showed the Middle
West and the rest of the country
that the party in control was able
and determined to relieve the stu
alton. Agricultural interests, which
were in direst straits, logically called
for special remedial effort With a
series of legislative and administra-
tive acts that were put through
along the lines OF a general relief
plan. the Republican party deliver
ed effective blows against depression
and routed It, and Il has been fol-
lowed by an era of improvement
that has convincingly proved its
claim to the nations confidence as
a capable steward OF its affairs and
as a victory-assuring champion OF
prosperity.
Realizing the need OF the farmers
OF the country for aid in carrying
Indebtedness that threatened many
thousands with loss OF farms and
homes and In marketing their prod
ucts the party in control extended
the scope of. the War Finance Cor
poration's activities and provided Il
with additional funds to the end
that such need might be met. That
It was effectively met is evidenced
by the great number Of farms and
homes saved from sacrifice, and by
the improvement OF agricultural
conditions dependent on marketing.
And none the less effective. because
indirect, was the relief OF agricultural
conditions that resulted from the
emergency tariff, which the perma-
nent tariff will carry on. The admin
istratlon and Congress have put
through a number OF other meas
ures remedial OF agricultural condi-
tons and promotive OF agricultural
interests and. therefore. to be count |
ed as remedial of national conditions |
and promotive OF national interests. |
To this is TO be added the great SER
vice rendered the farmers by the |
Department OF Agriculture. which, |
under Republican control, has not
ably increased its activities and
efficiency.
While Improvement in agricul- !
tural conditions. under the Repub-
lican party's conduct of government
has been general throughout the
nation, It has been. and IS. OF spec
ial import to the Middle West with
its large farming interests. The
betterment OF agricultural condi-
tions there, as in other sections OF
the country. has been accompanied
by Improvement OF economic condi-
tions generally, and as a result. the
Middle Western States are enjoying
prosperity that is OBJ
viously to be credited to the Repub-
lican party's stewardship. This
skaters Democratic hopes OF anti
movement in that re-
gion. and assures Republican victory
In the November election.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
BRITAIN's ss 1-s PER GENT.

rEHE London papers have Joined in the anvil cnoru
! IL Of Europe which is denouncins the Fordnsy-nfc-
lCumber tariff law this does not worry the rspub
fcan administration in the least.
The ad valorem OF the law Is placed st
fraction 1s oent-that is. the duty
rate all imports WHICH is estimated win come in
under the law.
What right have the British papers to complain of
this when the Safeguarding of industries which
become effective in Great Britain than ago
imposes duties thousands of imported COM
modities at fiat rate Of 3s 1-S per cent?
A tabuation inserted in the Congressional Record
some days ago by Senator Goodng shows that the
toms OF Great Britain SIS per capita.
Senator Watson of Indiana, setimates that the new
tariff will produce about s40O 900 in revenue
annually which than s4 capita FOR customs
taxes applied population.
Thus the British ad valorem is about two ana one
half times own. and her per capita customs tax
about four times that of the United States
The Republicans have not censured Great Britain
returning to protection after policy last
ing for threequsrters of century. They still
hdent that sell in the British market. And
Great Britain win find that she still enjoy fair
share Of the American market under the new law.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
MIR. HUGHEs's ANSWER.

From the New York Tribune.
Secretary Hughes's answer 10
Bishop Cannon's telegram demand
ing American military intervention
in Asia Minor subjects impulsive
fervor to the test of calm considera-
ton and reason. The burning of
Smyrna reused the Bishops indig-
nation. He blamss the Turk and
would have the United States de-
clare war on him as a persecutor of
Christians.
The Turk has just driven the
Greek out of Asia Minor. The Greek
~as there as an invader. He burned
towns and villages and committed
atrocities. But nobody urged the
United States to declare war on him
on that account. While war is on a
neutral nation can hardly set itself
up as a Judge between the combat
ants and enforce its opinions by
fighting one or both OF them.
What is needed most in the Near
East is the establishment of q sys-
tenn of guarantees to protect racial
and religious minorities. The Allies
are pledged to effect such guaran-
ties. So is the Angora government.
The United States, as Mr.. Hughes
says, unequivocally approves the
Allied proposals 10 insure effectively
the protection of Christian minori-
ties and the freedom Of the Straits"
Here is a field in which efforts TO
end religious and racial conflicts will
have practical and farreaching re-
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

The opening of the campaign in
Ohio this week marks the begin
ming OF the political battle for the
Middle West, which is already won
by the Republican party, IL super
iority OF governmental service and
achievements that prove the valid
ity of its claim to continuing sup
port count with the voters of that
section. And all indications are that
they do 80 count. The opening of
the fight by Republicans in Ohio is
significant as indicating party har-
mony OF the kind that spells VIC
tory at the polls. The endorsement
Of the Harding administration and
OF the Republican record in Con-
gress, registered by the primaries in
August, showed how the great ma
jority OF Republicans in that State
stand. And the forces now marshall
ing. including leaders and elements.
that were in opposition In the pri-
mary contest. show a party solldltyI
that assures maximum party
strength. The solid Republican front
shown in Ohio extends throughout
the Middle West, as Is evidenced by
alignments in other States in that
section. including those in which
primary results were interpreted by
partisanship- blinded Democrats as
indicating intra-psrty revolt. In
striking contrast with the party har-
mony thus evidenced by the Repub-
iicans is the discord and lack of
unity shown by the Democrats. In
Ohio, leaders and elements OF that
party are openly in conflict relative
TO both foreign and domestic issues.
And the same is tEue of the Demo-
cratic party throughout that region. |
In the early months of the Hard
Ing administration. when farmers
OF the Middle Western States along |
with other elements were struggling |
under depressing conditions. the
Democrats builded hopes of a swing |
away from the Republican party in |
that portion OF the country. Thus
did they count on prohtlng by re-
action in their favor as a result OF |
for which the Democratic |
party was largely responsible. But |
they reckoned wrongly. The burden |
Of dealing with conditions that then /
prevailed which was inherited from 4
the Wilson regime. was promptly |
assumed by the Harding admins
tration and by Congress. with the
result that they speedily improved.
The effectuation OF this improve
ment Is a clear credit TO the busi-
nesslilie methods pursued by the
executive and Congress, in relieving
agricultural and other needs.
The promptness and effectiveness
OF executive and legislative action
In dealing with the economic de-
preston. under which the Demo-
cratic regime left the nation stag
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
Removes Lump
From Stomach

Ever feel as ~ you had a lump in
the pit of your stomach. causing a
burning sensation, sour taste, heart
palpitation, shortness OF breath
bloating or other disagreeable effects?
These are some OF the most common
symptoms OF excessive gas resulting
from nervous stomach.
Many people say this lump feels
like a ball OF molten iron. while others
claim that 1t Is more like a rock OF
course, Il isn't a lump at all. but merely
an accumulation OF gas in the stomach
pressing against the heart or other
organs.
BY taking Baalmann's Gas Tablets
before and after meals, you can pre-
vent distress from gas and aid IN cor
recting the nervous condition respon-
sible for the trouble.
You'll find Baalmann's Gas Tablets
on sale at Ecllerd's Drug Store and all
other leading druggists. Price. one
dollar. Look for the yellow package.
j. Baalmann, Chemist. San Francisco.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
Bankers and Farmers
(From the New York Herald.)

Eugene Meyers, Jr., managing di-
rector of tho War Finance Corpora
ton, said a sensible thing to the
bankers convention when he de-
clared that to do its work right
banking machinery must shape IT
self TO natural conditions and not
expect natural conditions TO shape
themselves TO the banking machin-
cry. This IS fundamental truth as
TO all business practices.
The farmer cannot make his turn
over in sixty to ninety days like the
active. pushing. successful merchant,
who knows that the welfare of his
business, the welfare OF all those
connected with his business, de-
pends on the quick how OF goods
to and away from his shelves. The
farmer must wait year before he
can go TO market with his new crop.
He may have to wait longer than a
year to sell II IL the market, is wa
terlogged with an excessive supply.
In that year he must have the fnan-
cial facilities to plant, raise. harvest,
ship and sell his crop.
The American farmer is entitled
TO get the best banking system,
rather than from special agencies
operated I'm rivalry or conflict with
our now truly great banking system
under the Federal reserve plan. The
American farmer is entitled to get
this banking service. because the
farmer is the base on
which rests the oountrys whole IN
dustrial. commercial and financial
structure. II is as important to the
American people as 1t is to the
American farmer that he should
get II.
Mr.. Meyer, under whom the War
Finance Corporation has lent up J
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
INDEPENDENT CITIZENSHIP GIVEN WOMEN BY
REPUBLICAN PARTY

HEREAFTER the women Of America. the women Of
IL Delaware will not be dependent upon their hus-
bands for their citizenship President Harding signed
the law to that effect September 81.
Until that time, If an American married an
alien she forfeited her citizenship. while Il an alien
married American citizen, she became an
American citizen virtue of that In either case
the wishes OF the were not considered
Women have long felt the injustice of this and sew
eral women's organizations united in an effort TO
acquire independent citizenship for women Accord
ing TO the newlaw II American woman formally re-
her citizenship If she marries an alien in
eligible citizenship an alien; but other
wise her citizenship is status equal citizen
ship and depends entirely upon herself
This legisatfon-granting justice to women-is an
other OF the long list measures which
have been initiated by the Republican party It was
introduced In the House and Senate by Representative
Gable and Senator Colt both Republicans was passed
by large Republican majority promptly signed by
a Republican President.
There almost woman welfare measures either
sn the States orin the nation which have had Demo-
erato origin, been enacted by or1ty
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
THEN

VkD you ever let your house for to ten
~ ants who did not keep it all you would have
kept it? When they vacated the property did you find
holes in the plaster hoors marred scratched
wall paper torn. the furnace rnsted. the plumbing
closged. dirty, of rubbish the
shrubbery tranpled and the lawn weedy7
II so. you appreciate somewhat the task which
the Republican party faced when # assumed the re-
sponsibity Of our government March 4. 1921.
Things needed house cleaning. overhauling and re-
constructing. We were in disrepute with neigh
bors. Waste extravaganza and ineniciency had piled
up enormous debt. Our burden OF taxation was
distressing host OF immigrants coming in 10
the bread which should belong the children. I'm
employment. markets. bankruptcy and panic added
to our miseries Interference and paternalism made
business afraid 10 expand. There was no confidence
stability. and the soil fertile the radoasn
which sprang up and endangered our industries.
The had been for twenty-four months. Had
the Democratic party made any attempt TO clean up
the debris2 As conditions grew worse all ala was TO
'acknowledge and bewail"
The prospect was not a pleasant one; but the party
of Lincoln, which had readjusted chaotic world after
rolled up its sleeves and plunged into the
Hercuean task
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
THURSDAY, OCTOBER S, 1922
OUR SLOGAN:
The Euening Journal-the First
Paper of the First City of the First
State.
HEAR THEIR MESSAGES

TTWERE WIN be Republican rally at Marshaliton TO-
night. 1t VIII be addressed by United States sena-
L. Heisler Bah and IT, Coleman DUPONT. Therc
should be a big turnout of Delaware voters TO hear
them discuss the issues Of the day.
Each of these has a message deliver the
people of the State who have conferred such high
political honors upon them and who. in return
given such distinguished service 1t should be pleas
therefore, for Deiawareans, regardless party
afIilation, and hear them, not only Mar
shalIton tonight but also wherever and whenever they
may appear and discuss issues of the day which
Importantly the welfare only of
also OF Americans in the country at large
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
Yes, Horrors! But Don't Worry, IRON
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Quickly of All Eruptionsl

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See. that you get Ironized Yeast
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