The Maryville Daily Forum from Maryville, Missouri • Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DEMOCRAT FORUM, MARYVILLE, MISSOURI, ATI liDAY. 15. HUM EDITOR REPLIES TO ARTICLE BEDFORD PAPER SAYS DID NOT CRITICISE WORK OF GOFORTH. TELLS OF CONDITIONS tkkxts to anyone wishing to buy ebecks baggage, ami looks after the wants of the traveling public. Conway, Just above us, a town of about 300, has a man for the night train who we are informed sells tickets and looks after the wants of the traveling public.

Lenox, town of about 1200, Creston. has The city of Maryville and her business men should have the very best service possible. They pay the Ilurl- ington system thousands of dollars every year and are entitled to some consideration. If our article has created sufficient interest in the matter of better service at Maryville, then between Bedford and we have accomplished our purpose, man who is on the Job At Other Stations Along the Burling ton Soils Tickets at Kditor J. Clark in his paper, the Bedford Times Republic an.

makes more comments about the Burlington service in Maryville at nights. The article was in reply to the statement as made by Goforth, agent of the Burlington in Maryville. Editor Clark says he did not cise the work of Agent when on duty hut did to conditions as they existed at a time when service was needed. The article follows: In reply to the article we wish to say that we made no criticism ahcut the service rendered by the agent during the time he was supposed to he on duty, but since he has taken the matter up personally and makes statements through the Maryville press which are misleading to the business men of Maryville ami the traveling public, we will endeavor to present a few which ill make his argument look like 15 cents. In the first place states that "no towns between Creston and St Joseph.

even Bedford, Maryville or Savannah. have any one selling at night." This statement goes show that the Maryville agent either wants to deceive the public or else he doesn't know what is being done along the Burlington line or even at his own station when ho is off of duty. Bedford has a man wno goo on duty about 15 and turn, tie lights Inside and outside, sells DR. MONTGOMERY of St. Louis, Mo.

SPECIALIST Will Be in Miryvilb, Mo. For One Day Only SEPT. 24, 1923. LINVILLE HOTEL Hours: 9 a. m.

to 6 p. m. for the night train to sell tickets, check baggage and look after the i wants of the traveling public; and mind you, this train doesn't at at Dr. Montgomery, Htomaefy, Liver, Blood, Hkin IALIST, without the loss of time from Work or business. By the method used by Montgomery only the nee essary to call ami sec him is required, 'i here is practically no pain to the treatment and you can your work every day.

You do not have to go to a hospital or to bed to be cured of piles. The treatment mild, but effective that only a few are uecc sary to completed' cure this troublesome disease. Biles cause eon hiiputiou and congestion of the bowels and often effect the heart, the kidneys, liver, and the bladder nini causes cancer. Do you think it pays to led piles and run such a risk Better call and see the doctor hefure it is late. He MAKEh NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION OU HON.

HE DDLS NOT I bK THU KNIFE Hr. Montgomery treats diseases NVrves, Heart, en. Kidney, ltlad der, Sexual Hincases, Diseases of Wont en, Rheumatism, abe Catarrh, Bed Wetting, cert tin forms of Daraly Weak Lungs, Asthma, (loiters, Tu mors, Cancers, Hiiiouytu ss. Dyspepsia Dropsy, Emaciatimi, Epilepsy, Head aches, Kleepless Bronchitis, Appendicitis, Gallstones, Neurasthenia, Obesity, l'lourisy, Scrofulous diseases and dis tases of men. If you have Kidney or Bladder trim bring an ounce bottle of your urine for analysis.

The doctor furnishes all his own medicines. PILES Bleeding, Blind or Protruding Piles quickly and permanently cured WITH OC'l liE KNIFE. No cutting, no ohlo roforin or other dangerous anasthetic used. He gl cure every treats, no matter of how hmg stand ing, or refund every ot your mon ey. If you are affbeieb wi this painful and troublesome mnhdy it will pay you to cail and have a talk with him.

The doctor is authorised by the State of Missouri to treat all chronic dis of men and women. Lenox until about 10 p. whlli Maryville it arrives at 8:25. In the next paragraph stated that a custodian, John From, is to report at the station at 7:45 in the evening and turn on the lights, and maintain order. Will you tell the public what Influence a boy of 11 to It! years of age would have in case it became necessary to maintain or- Then again he says that three lights are left on at the station when he leaves about 5:30 in the afternoon, and then when comes on he is supposed to turn on more.

Then again he admits that we were right, on the particular night we mentioned, but states that the was late In getting to tile station, but he fails to tell the public why he failed to turn the lights on when he at 5:30 that evening. Then again he states that this was the first time any riticism was ever heard about the evening service at the Burlington station at Maryville. Now in reference to this statement, we will confess that it might be the first time he ever heard of it From his statement above one would be led to believe that had Just emerged from a long trance and wasn't aware of what was taking place on the Burlington system between Creston and St. Joseph. in making our criticism about the condition at the Burlington station at Maryville we had no intention of casting any reflections on the service of the agent, for we were fully aware ot fact that he was on an schedule and left at and did not return until the next morning While at the station in Maryville wa ting for the train we were informed by Maryville people, who have business transferring trunks and people to the station that it was a common thing to find the same condition as were experienced the night in question.

We have had parties who live at Hopkins call in and ask for copies ontairiing our writeup stating that they were glad to some one tuk up tbe matter of service at the Mary station. Mind you, these partie- were people who visit Maryville to do their trading and would return on light train. Traveling men have informed us of the same conditions that station Attends Hygiene Mrs. Bram, nurse of Nodnway t'ountv Health Department, ut her classes in home at Hopkins and Harmonv. Tliere art twejve in tbe ciass at Hopkins and sev enteen tbe Harmonv Wki'e Harmony an thaf given in tlx- high there.

M. E. For I a 1 I nder these conditions it seems to the constitutional convention. us that the agent at Maryville must not he a very close observer. How- George fiasco and son.

Eugene of over, we simply trying to protect Barnard. Mr and Mrs. Will Fox of the public who are entitled to better Burlington Junction, Mr. and Mrs. service at the Burlington station at Frank DeLong of Raven wood, wen Maryville, after the agt nt is off duty business visitors in Maryville Fatur tie- night train day.

SPORTSMEN, FAIL TO READ THIS! Examination ami consultatimi confident al. M. MONTGOMERY, M. St. Louis, Mo.

An Extrrct from the Files of The Democrat Forum. Maryville, July 5. After 1 hour and of fast furioiiH wrestling, during which time neither McGill or Haraekman was to tfain a hold, Me was thrown thru the ropes and was so hadly injured that the match could not continued. Men. these two hoys, Har- ackiiian and McGill, the former Missouri Middleweight hampioii, the latter, the hest here is in Nebraska, are Koing to meet again this coming night, the 18th, at the College Gym, Maryville, in a match which is go the limit, two falls out of three.

Auspices American Legion. Ask the fellows who saw the last match here. M. H. S.

Have Good Practice The high school Spoofhounds were working out in great shape last night at the football practice. Willoughby and Chick took turns at calling sig nals. Both of these men will make able quarter backs and- are experienced men. In the hack field Coach Ziegler has several old men and a few new men to pick from. Although the back field will not be as heavy as last year, the candidates were running fine interference last night and are a scrappy bunch.

Aley, Cockayne Smith ami Miller can be depended upon in the back field. The team is shy on a punter but Miller can kick the ball a considerable distance and Willoughby is good on place kicks. Ogden has not returned and the team is still without a captain. However, Ogden is expected next week and will be almost assured bis berth at end. other end has not been yet but Dow showed up well last night.

Dow was working on the second string and stopped his man every time lie crossed side of the line. Godsey and Herndon are light hut arc scrapping for a place somewhere on the line. Phipps, Curfman. Bush and Epperson are old men in the line. Roelofson can play center or eixl and will probably get his share of the games.

The team worked out some new formations last night and were able to go ten yards through the second's line every down. The Maryville Spoofhounds may not win championship this year but they will bo scrapping all of the time. They have a good chance of going to the finals and with the addi- 1 tional experience and the return of Captain Ogden it may mean a pen mint. A large number of high school rooters accompanied the team to the College gridiron every night to the practices. Supt.

Chas. Lee Sends Conference Program Education Department Officials and County Superintendents Will Be Here Sept. 21. Leslie (I. Somerville, county superintendent today received from State Superintendent Charles A.

Lee, ten tntive program to be follow'd! nt conference Sept. 21, of county of the Northwest Missouri State Teachers College district and representatives from the state department and from tin- faculty of the College here. The visitors will entertained nt luncheon nt the idenee Hall. The following the pro- gra Remarks President Col W. Lain- kin.

1. The Program for closer r- vlsion of Rural Schools. (a) From the stnailpoint of County Superintendent 4hi From the standpoint of Colleges. (e) From the standpoint of State Department of Edm at u. 2.

Better Schools. (at New Classification. (Id Reading Course, sincerely thal very member of the Conference will feel free to discuss any questions that are of general interest and that tend toward the betterment of schools," Mr. Lee wrote in letter. the M.

E. Ford SpeaKs at Harmony High School At an open mooting of the Cieeron ian Literary Society of the Harmony High School yesterday afternoon, 1C. Ford. Nodaway County's delegates to the Constitutional Con vi ntion, spoke to the society. Mr.

Ford spoke of the work of the eon von tlon, which Just recently closed, and xplalned some of the phases of the new code. More than a hundred persons present and showed a great Intereat in Mr. Ford's talk. L. L.

St. Clair Is Better L. St Clair, principal of Washington High School, who has been' confined to home all week, is reported steadily improving. it was thought until recently that Mr. St.

Clair had a case of typhoid fever hut it had proved yesterday to bo a ha( from the flu end malaria fever. the EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS FELT IN THE AZORES ISLANDS. London, Sept. Eartlxpiakc shocks have occurred nt St. Islaixl, the Inrgest of the necorling to dispatch from city of tlx island todav.

Mot KansasJ Mr. and Ursle Crdfkett and Junior and Robert Graham, left this morning to motor to Clay! to speixl a week with Mrs. parents. Mr. and Mrs.

A. S. Cochran. Dr. to Tennessee.

Dr. V. I'. Fryer left morning for to the' -h Vm -Mcan War on i-nmpmeut to he held there! week. He goes as a delegate, I in th Roosevelt ('amp 24 of! Doctor Fryer i to ri iHrn I next week Information Bureau to be in Charge U.

C. T. Spa Allote to Organisation on Court Hoimo Square Flan for Tont 20 by BO Feet. The Marseiile melo of l'uit Comtuereinl Travel.r» ha ve miele rageinents far spare on squnre dnring fhe Fall Festival vvhieh will Ite hehl in Oetober I ami It Ute pinn of Organisation a teilt un tlils tent 20 by 60 feet, and bave a free Information bureau for the public. Tele will instatici! and some one will I there constnntly to take care of anyfhing timt mighi come up.

The Mar.vville trnveling men nro in tending to out to all thetr customcrn, mking them to come to the Festival. Thov also plan on limiting on display the gooils they ilm C. i will have meeting tomorrow to decide on several incidental that will up in connection with the Fall Festival. Oud Follows Attend District Convention Harry King. Frank Oreutt and Smith, delegates from the Lodge of I drove SN'Wartsv rd.iy in the King to attend convention of the 'Northwest Missouri Odd Fellows soeiatlon.

Mrs Tom Cook of Barnard who vice-president of the North Missouri Rebekahs Association, and Goforth, as a delegate of the Barnard Lodge, also at- sessions at Stewartsville. The spring meeting of the associn- tlon will iie held nt Lawson. Rend Democrat-Forum Want Ada ELECTRIC THEATRE PHONE NO. HAN AMO 602. FARMERS 111.

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