Southwest Mail and The Weekly Post from Nevada, Missouri • 4

iA, Ml Pact util west Mail And The Weekly Post iLior scuyL raiicE tix Overland PI1Bl.lHBl SOUTHWEST MAIL PRINTING CO. win votes for R. R. miTH A St. Louis newspaper says fill Mill I IIJ IN Brewsters stand on the dryi issue is moist enough to satisfy the St.

Louis republicans and, dry enough to satisfy Mr. Schupp, the Anti-Saloon, League head and a republican. Senators Stanley and Robin- ojj Rt of Par aad wrki Coo-son, tWO Wilson-LeagUe Of ditioas Aro Maintained by Nations senators, one rated ast a wet and the other a dry Counties Receive 65 Cents For Pupil As Shore ef $500,000 Veroea Cats $3,122. 26, Nevada. Mo.

Under Aci 1ST. Down to $525 P. O. B. Toledo Jefferson City, Oct 6.

The county foreign insurance tax fund is being distrbuted among the counties new agree- of the state for the maintenance of but both real democrats a meQt maintaining the old rates of schools. This year the amount ap- i W. Fwt A Wl appealing to Missouri demo- pay and working eondi- portioned is $550,000, which is equiv-crats to re-elect Senator Reed. tions was signed late yesterday by alent to $0.5503359 per capita, bas-Both say he is one of the great- representatives of approximately 49 ing the estimate on the attendance of est statesman in the senate, a railroads and subsidiaries and the 908,536 children in Hie benefited real democrat and is sorely Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen schools, according to George E. Hack- needed in the senate.

Senator "dtoe 0rder state auditor. Requisitions for the money SOBSCKIPTIONEATWL IAB.Y MAH, Pr mM :n.v MAH per W' DAILY MAIL, R. F. por vbot. in SOUTHWEST WTOKY MAIL uii VMM Coonsy.

oZu Veruou Coonty LN Walsh even goes further andj ye agreement, which will be in gradually coming into the auditors ays Reed is the greatest tffect until October 21, 1923, main- office and are being immediately hon-statesman in the senate, tains old wage levels and rules, in- ored. It is anticipated that the ap- Whose leadership will the Mis- eluding time and one-half for ever-1 portionment will not be exhausted time after eight hours, and was con- until some time near the end of this soun democrats follow, me W. L. Eorpt Beaineae Manef. I.

H. Boon, Mnaginff Editor. sidered by the employes organ iza- year. New Low Prices effective now make Overland beyond any shadow of doubt the greatest automobile value in America. Body of steel finish of baked enamel; smooth riding triplex springs greatly strengthened rear axle 25 miles to a gallon of gas.

slip NEW PRICES! great men of the democratic favorable to them. Griev-j The amount appropriated to Vet-party or the G. O. P. press and ance committees of the trainmens, non county is $3,182.

political orators. We think organization on 19 roads entering 1 they will folio wthe advice and Chicago had approved the avreemeat msT leadership of the democratic be" w. G. Lee. president of the confemhi wvn.

nTi trainmen, and L. B. Sheppard, pfea i party and go to the polls on dent -f he conductorSi affixe Rev. A. J.

Murphy and family left November 7 and vote the gignature Byesterday. (today for Umar, Mo. democratic ticket from top toj ne Western managers, headed by1 The conference year just closed bottom. It is democratic to w. M.

Jeffers, general manager of wai one of the moat successful in stand by the ticket, the Union Pacific Railroad, were He history of the First M. E. Church. Tha few has-been democrats id to be mindful of the attitude of The treasurers annual report ahows a cp the train service brotherhoods in iiv- RB.19T paid out thia year. Added to who are seeking to defeat Sen- up gtr t0 their agreementa tnia ta the amount raised by the Ep- btor Reed are attempting to with and to feavo TmA worth League, the Sunday School, perfect organizations opposed some concessions in the progress of the Ladies Aid Society, the to Senator Reed The members the negotiations which began Mon- tioanl Department, the Missionary Of such organizations can only day.

I Softies, and all Disciplinary Bene- Mr Rrpwster the reDub- Under the agreement, all disputes volences, which totals about $9,000, aid Mr. Brewster, the repuD t0 working eonditi0n. pow pend- paid for all purposes. All bills for wn0 inar before the Labor Board will be the year were paid la I lican candidate, a man Jng before the Ubor Board wi be WAS $550 550 895 850 NOW $525 525 875 795 Touring Roadster Sedan -Coupe REED OR BREWSTER. The deluge of malicious vituperation has been turned loose on United States Senator James A.

Reed and it comes from the G. O. P. press of Missouri, some has been from democratic office holders who pulled from the salary crib are now turning their backs on the democratic party and choice of candidates and from a bunch of fellows who have been defeated every time they were candidates for office and from some persons who have been misled by the metropolitan newspapers of the state, not one of them a democratic newspaper. For four years the newspapers aligned with the big interests have turned loose a tirade of abuse to poison the minds of tbe voters against James A.

Reed, the man who has nevr turned his baek on the masses and who has never championed the cause of the monopolies and the profiteers and whose great ability made him the nutstanding figure in was never and is not now in thdrawn by both sides. Tha two The Sunday School and Epworth favor of any of the so-called employes organizations, in a letter League have been most prosperous, Wilson policies but a stand-pat sent to the Railroad Labor Board the league taking the banner for the Old Guard republican, SO what yesterday, made it known that all best report at the District Convention could thev exnect from Mr. poinU in disPute had ironed out duly and requested that their submissions number of new members have Brewster. The Wilson issue jn pending caeel be returned. heen added to the church this year, raised to catch the democratic he agreement also contains a 21 during the last quarter.

I admirers of the ex-president clause providing for termination of If the prayermeeting is the church' will not gain any votes. It iB the agreement upon 30 days', notice thermometer the church should feel! true that Reed differed with being given. Local grievance eem- encouraged, the attendance has been that icona mitteeg on individual roads also were large all the year, even in the very the president on that issue. F.O.B. Toledo If you want a real car for comfort, and at the right price let uf demonstrate one to you.

nr Mattox Motor Supply Co. authorized to negotiate with the in- hot weather. This newspaper favored the roa(jg on jocaj ruiea The pastor conducted 25 funerals League of Nations but the ybe agreement included the n(l assisted in 3 others, most of people 'of the nation settled principal railroads entering Chicago them being members of this church. that issue by an overwhelming end traversing territory west of the The change of pastor was a aur- KoIInited States senate and a vote jt not now an issue River, and with agree- Pe both to the pastor and the con- Street. The campaign of question.

Both are resurrected mileage th, country now was turned on him long ve at this time solely to create has signed up with the trainmen ami the state primary with fhe discord in the ranks of Mis- conductors, Lee Announced, hope of defeating him for the( BOuri democrats. A cunning The roads which signed were the nomination and failing then it political scheme but it will not following: was again let loose in an effort, work. If you want to send a to defeat him for election. republican to the senate vote Puw--b Ohio, Chicago Terminal, Bolt Rail Contributed. L.

J. Webber, 2 mile west of Nevada, has used a Prest-O-Lite battery in a Maxwell car 4 years. How can you beat vVe put Uicra out. Muttox Motor Supply Co. 2-3 wl Recorder Flynn has issued license J.

No. 28 guage Corrugated Iron, 85 mar-(pounds per square, $5.10. The W. F. Thompson and Norman Sheet Metal Manufacturing Co.

4-2 wl 100 pounds per square, $5.40. The W. F. Norman Sheet Metal Manufacturing Co. 4-2 wl No man in Missouri politics, for Brewster- If you want way Chicago North-1 'voofRi'ch Hill' such a age to C.

Boye wagons and velocipedea-Mattox Motor Supply Co, 2-8 wl Dr. B. J. Mavity returned last night from St. Joseph, where he attended the State Convention of Oeteopatha.

has ever had to wage sen(j a democrat vote for Reed, western, Chicago Eastern fight as has Reed and if he had i8 eimply a choice between Chicago, Burlington Quincy, Chi Milwaukee St. Chicago' 1 No. 26 Guarge Corrugated r- anl Mrs. H. L.

Thompson Xhe went to Harrisonville today for a Wn man of great ability the two great parties. Dont Paul, loo pounds per square, $5.40. not EJCCU La 1 I A. Wp.tl.PPB TnHlATlM. rhlPflFA ttfUlr Vapmoh CLaa4 Ma4.1 and unsurpassed courage ne mis led by a lot of dust A Western Indiana, Chicago, Rock mu.

Island A Pacific, Colorado South- W. F. Norman facturing Co. Sheet Metal weeks visit with relatives. Manu-4-2 wl No.

28 guage Corrugated Iron, 5 pounds per square, $5.10. The W. F. Norman Sheet Metal Manufacturing Co. 4-2 wl Mrs.

A. G. Sparks of Kansas City Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Wainscott, No. 28 guage Corrugated Iron. 65 pounds per square, $5.10. The W.

F. Norman Sheet Manufacturing Co. 4-2 wl WANTED Help, general housework. Middle aged woman preferred. Good wages and permanent place for right party.

Call at 603 S. Ash or phone-1024. 4-3 wl LOST Leather bill book containing $10.25, Farm Home passbook and other papers. Return A. C.

Steadman, Milo, this office or Farm Home. Reward. 4-2 wl We have received plenty of binding twine and a fancy stock of teed timothy. J. B.

Robinson Son. wl No. 26 Guarge Corrugated Iron, Joseph Cambell of Montevallo township was in Nevada on business Wednesday. would have been driven from lucked up by a malicious poll- ern ChifaJf( Mimieapolia public life long ago. tical cyclone.

Omaha, Davenport, Rock Hard Old issues long ago settled Primary elections are held Northwestern, Des Moines Union, imr brought to the front to give the voters the oppor- Denver Rio Grande Westcrn, Du- jmnrratic voters and tunity to choose between indi- uth SouLil Shore Atlantic, Ei Paso to catch democ 1 vidualg General election, are Southwestern Fort Worth A Den- nersuade them lO vote MIC ver City. Great Nortnern, Illinois publican ticket The enemies held to give you the oppor- Centra( Yazoo Mississippi Valley, of Reed are trying to poison tunity to choose between the Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul thA minds of Wilson adherents two great political parties. Sault Ste. Marie, Missouri Pacific, tn nprsnaile This is a representative form Northern Pacific, St.

Joseph Belt, St. a vain of government-a government P-1 Bridge Terminal, Terminal them to vote for the republic rtiea and th best vern. Railroad AsaocUtion of SL Louie, candidate. The minds of demo- Texas Midland, Trinity Brazos Vel- crats are being drawn away b'en wor as eve ley, Union Pacific, Union Stockyards from the fact that state, con- known- 0maha. Western Pacific, Spokane, gressional, senatorial, judicial; I Portland Seattle, Mmnesota In- and county candidates are to osage bridge contract Fork 4 be elected Is it possible that: TO BE awarded later 1 Falls.

democratic men and women I are going to be duped in such: The Bates and Vernon county a manner? We think not. The Mrt htdd a i nt here Wed-i afternoon, for the purpose men at bay James A. Reed cj ittinj- the contract for building a wrill fight off every poisoned ridge over the Osage river on the riTOW, the guns of the enemy courty I nc at Belvoir. No action within and without will be was taken and the courts adjourned silenced and he will again be 1tate. highway engineer and will hold an-j other meeting later.

STOCK MARKET. Kansas City, Oct. 5. Cattle, 10,000. Steers, $7.50 to $9.

Cows and Heifers, $4.55 to $7.50. Calves, $7.50 to $9. Hogs, 7000. No. 26 Guarge Corrugated '-Iron, 100 pounds per square, $5.40.

The W. F. Norman Sheet Metal Manufacturing Co. 4-2 wl NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING: PUBLIC SALE Tuesday, Oct. 10th 100-HEAD OF LIVESTOCK 100 At my farm, 11 miles northwest of Nevada, 9 1-2 miles northeast of Fort Scott, 1-2 mile north jf Fort ScottiNevada road" 20-HEAD OF HOLSTEIN C0WS-20 i 'F.

B. Tested Excellent Milkers 25 -HEAD OF DUROC HOGS 25 Weight 115 lbs 1 2-DDROC BOARS 2 10-HEAD OF HORSES AND ffllLES-10 2 YEAR OLD STEERS AND HEIFERS 16--CALVES 16 FARfflNG IMPLEMENTS Milk Cans, Cream Separator, Etc. Office of Weltmer Institute of Suggestive Therapeutics Company. Nevada, Mo. October 4, 1922.

Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockholders of the Weltmer Institute of Suggestive Therapeutics Company will be held at the office of the Company in the City of Nevada, Missouri, at the! hour of nine oclock a. on Mon-! day, the 11th day of December, 1922, 1 for the purpose of voting upon a proposition then and there to be sub-1 mitted to decrease the capital stock of this Company from Three Him-1 dred Seventy-five Thousand Dollars its present authorized capital, to an authorized capital of Two Hundred Seventy-five Tohnsand Dollars and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Sidney A. Weltmer, President C. C.

Earp, Secretary. B. F. Berry, R. A Buckner, A Majority of the Directora.

First insertion October 6, 1922. to Dec 11 and upon the floors of the sen- Vernon county court allowed rite he will take his place as the following bills: J. W. Berry, coal, the champion of the masses.) Louis Schneider, two days defying the efforts of the big attendance at board of equalization a and three days as member of coart, interests that the masses may, Brown, name. $25; W.

S. not suffer. Creel, same. $25; W. W.

Marshall, All this grandstanding same, $19; W. H. Wood, two days about the 18th Amendment member of board of equalization, and the League of Nations is J. E. Ellis, U0; A.

Dulm, On. $10; J. V. Edmston, $10. political rot.

The prohibition' Satmder8 was appointed a question, while not a political member of the township board of if sue has been settled and can Badger township to succeed E. W. only be changed by the Wright, resigned. fetion of three-fourths of the states of the union; SHEEHYS BIG HOG SALE and not by the action of At Farmers Elevator in Hume, the United States senate. No Saturrd- J.4 1 I1 m.or Poland China hogs, 50 sows, had years of experience, intoxicating beverage will ever and boarg( snd 15 gowg and fall be vrted by congress.

The issue yearling gilts and 15 big spring is settled end is now brought gilts. Every hog cholera immune. i Buy 5 gal. of our good oil, $2.50. tlTvrt to wit Mattox Motor Supply Co.

2-3 wl Top, $9.60. Bulk of Sale, $8.85 to $9.50. Light, $9.10 to $9.60. Heavy, $9 to $9.40. CASH GRAIN MARKET.

Kansas Oct. 5. Com No. 2, white, 64c. No.

2 63c. Oats No. 2, white, 41 e. No. 2, red, 38e to 42c.

HAY MARKET. Kansae City, Oct. 5. Prairie, $13.50. Lowland Prairie, $9 to 10.

Timothy, $15 to $16. Glover, $13 to $14. Alfalfa $24 to $25. Have your Kodak finishing done at the "Whipple Studio" as they have De Loss Morrison COL JOHN F. WELTY BEARING AUCTIONEERS.

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