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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06
Trustees Sale of Real Estate

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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06

Whereas, G. W. Lightner and Eliza.
beth Ligttner, his wife, by their Ger.
tain Deed of Trust, dated, the first
day Of April, 1912. and recorded In the
Recorders office OF Holt County. Mis-.
souri,, at Deed OF Trust Rock i2l page
$50, conveyed to II. \. Hughes all
their right. title. interest. claim and
estate Of. In and to the follow ing de.
scribed real estate. situated In the
County Of Holt, State of Missouri. to.
wit:
Commencing at the North East
corner of the West half of South
West Quarter OF Section Sixteen (iG).
In Twp. Sixty 900 Of Rg. Thirty.nine
(.N): thence West two hundred and
forty.three (2i.I rods to a point three
rods West of center Of Sec. Seyent cen
10 In said Township and Range:
thence South forty-eight and onc.half
degrees (4Sll West. seventy-nine rods
(I0l and fifteen as, links: thence
South seventy-four 90 degrees and
twenty-four ca minutes West. eight
and fort y.one hundredth> ~. 40 chains:
thence South fifteen and onc.half
Ujil degrees Fast twenty-eight and
seventy one. hundredtlis (2S. 20 chains:
thence North seyent y.sevpn a. de.
grees and y East. sixteen and seven.
~ unc.hundredths 49, chains to
the Section corner between Secti
Seventeen 40 and Twenty 60 ON the
original bank Of the Missouri River.
a. established by Government survey.
which, point l. forty and irty one.
hundredths 1000 chains West of the
South East corner Of section Seven.
teen ~. thence East sixty and NIFTY
one.hundredtl lis tGO.iNl Chains to the
South East corner of the West half Of
the South West Quarter ot section
sixteen 49,: thence North lio rhains
10 the Commencing corner: an In
Township sixty go Of Range Thirty.
nine t.pp. containing .,2O acres more
or less. This deed Of trust L. made
second and subject To an unpaid bal.
ance Of t2ijo and interest On prior
deed Of trust given to II. j. Nruomau
and recorded IN Book lln AT Page 81,
deed records of Holt County. Nilsson.
~: which said conveyance was made
In trust to secure the payment Of u
certain promissory note IN said deed
describcd: and. whereas, said note has
become due and remains unpaid: now .
therefore. In accordance with lac pro
visions " said Deed ,ui Trust. and a,
the request of the legal holder ri said
note, viii proceed To sell the above
described Real Estate Al the court
house door IN the Town Of Oregon. In
the County OF Holt, state aforesaid,
toihe highest bidder for cash IN hand,
AZ public auction. on FRI DAY THE
ETH DAY OF bENEM BIER, 1912.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and i've o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day, Ia satisfy said
note. together with the cost and ,X-
prn>e> uf executing this trust.
H. i. HUGHES.
Trustee.
Dated this I'D day Of November,
iyl1
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Charles y. Parson, . Sin.
gle and unmarried man, by his
Deed OF Trust. dated the oath
day OF November, 1903. recorded
IN BOOK NJ at Page $50 OF the
real estate records OF Holt County.
Missouri, conveyed to Cave J. Hunt
Trustee. the following described real
estate, sit uate In the COUNTY of Holt
and State Of Missouri, to.wit: Thirty.
three and one half square rods more
or less: Con mencing at a point ninety.
three OBJ rods south and seventy three
(13 rods east Of the northwest corner
OF the northwest quarter of Sect ion
thirty-iive t.6l In Tow ship sixty 900 of
Range thirty.eight (3s). thence run.
ming north 3, east thirteen iI3 rods:
thence south 23se east about two
hundred and Thirty six feet (2:,N and
TO a poin, due east " the point of
beginning: thence west about one
hundred and twelve ll2) feet, or to
the place Of beginning. IN trust to ~.
cure tlIe payment Of a certain note IL,
said deed Of trus, fully described.
That by the terms Of said deed. II
u provided that in case Of the absence
death, refusal To act or Disability IN
any wise the then acting sheriff uf
Holt County. Missouri. al the request
OF the legal holder OF said note may
proceed To sell the property and exc.
cate tie powers delegated To said
Trustee 10y tlc terms of said trust
Deed.
And whereas. said trustee has re-.
fused To act AMI execute the powers
delegated To him by lie terms OF said
trust deed
And whereas. defaul, has been
made IN the payment of the said note
together with the Interest thereon
And whereas ! have been request ed
10y tie legal holder Of said note. to
exercise tie power Of sale vested IN
me Wy the terms Of said trust deed
and refusal NJ said trustee to act.
Now therefore. Notice H. hrrcb,
given that. pursuant Ia the pow er
vested In me a. aforesaid. 10y said deed
of trust and refusal ui said Trustee to
act AMI pursuant To the request OF the
legal holder Of said note. will on
MONDAY. THE Both DAY or
DEC EMBER, loI2
al the North outer Court u Duse Door
IN the Guy Of Oregon. Holt County.
Missouri. sell the above described real
estate al public auction. for cash. tu
he highest bidder.
\. Il. MCNILTN.
sheriff uf Holt County. Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06

4 Mrs. Mary Badenkamp and Mrs,
= Mollie Heiser, Of Syracuse. Nebraska
who. have been here on visit with
their cousins, John, and George
Greiner and Mrs, Kettle Watson. re.
turned to their home, Wednesday Of
this week.
IS. B. ,FOrney. of Mound city. re-
ceived a telegram, Monday evening,
Nov. %, that his sister-in-law, widow
OF the late Joseph Forney, had died
In Falls City, Nebraska, On that date.
Obituary will he found In another
column. J. X. Duncan, Ieona Weight
man and \. h. EOrney, attended the
funeral, held In Falls City, Wednes-
day, Nov. q.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06
Sheriff's Sale.

Ry virtue and authority Of "A gen.
eral execution. issued from the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Holt County. Missouri, rcturnable at
the January Term. 1913, Of said Court,
and To me directed in favor Of Jonas
w. Wehrli and against John Whipple,
The Allison Riclhey Land Company
and j. l.. Allison. ! have levied upon
and seized all the right, title, interest
and claim of the said John Whipple +.
of. IN and To the followin ing described
real estate situated IN llOl, County,
Missouri. to.wit. beginning al the
North West corner Of sect ion Six 90,
IN Township Sixiy.one W,), Of Range
Thirty-nine l3N: thence South on
range line For,y-four and ninet cen
hundredlhs ~. ~ chains; hence East
Twenty-Five and forly-scyen hun
dredths l25.i7l chains: thence North
(H.l0, chains 10 township line. thence
West Oh township line to the place OF
beginning: aud ] will on ~
OF JANUARY, 1919,
between the hours Of nine o'clock IN
the forenoon, and live o'clock IN the
afternoon of that day. at the Court
House door, IN the City of Oregon
County of Holt aforesaid, sell, the
same, or SO much thereof as may bt
required at Public Vendue. TO the
highest bidder for cash In hand, Sub
ject TO all prior liens and Judgments,
TO satisfy said execution aud costs.
a. II. MCNULTy,
Sheriff OF Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06

Mrs. Andrew Tochterman and the
children enjoyed their Thanksgiving
with Mound city relatives.
Virginia Netherland and blanche
iIodgin went visiting, Thanksgiving,
and had a delightful visit at the
home of Uncle John isagby, near
Mound CITY.
George W, Meyer and family, OF
Mound CITY, had turkey and
cranberry sauce and other good things
to eat At the home Of Pa and Ma
Thomas Frye on Thanksgiving day.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06
OFFICIAL srArrxrNr
No. 40.

No. 40.
Oregon. state OF Missouri. at the elise OF
business on the 18th day Of November. tais.
published IN The Holt County sentinel. q
newspaper printed and pnblish,d ~
Of December. 49,.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06

Oregon, state OF Missouri. at ,hc ci",. OF
business on the 18th day Of November. 1919.
published in The Holt County Ssn,inel. .
Oregon, state of Missouri. on the 9th dag
Of December, 1917.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. undoubtedly
goUd Un personal ~ collateral .. . ~. -. ~
tOans, real estate. .......... .. ... II .s,6 81
kDvcrdrafts ............. -. ........... .y,S IL
Bonds and stN'ks ........ -. % o.
Real estate banking hOu~,N .......... LON ~
other real estate. .......... &c. ... 70 ~
Furniturr ana hNturcs :...u, WD ~
Dus from other bank, aud bankrrs
} subject to check &C.,. ....,".. s.,Si ~
Cash ttcni>... see. .....!...........
Currency b. e. -. ...."....... go. aiD ~
specie D.. -. ................... ...., ssi ~
Other resources ~ follows. .".... ~ 10
T"taI........ ...................... ~ Gi
.... LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ... ......... ao,eU 20
surplus fund ....... .... .... ins ",
Undivided profits, net go. .......... 3Wi y
Due 20 banks aud bankers, subject
Individual deposits suffice, to
check 80. ..........,,.. ...' i,a.niG t.,
Tim" certificates ~ dcg,it -. ... az IL
Demand cert 'Hrrtrs ~ drp,-n ... :. 1
Cashiers cheeks .... ........ .... ~ ~
Bills payahl" aud r,-li,rnuniS . ~ ",
btli"t liabilities ~ follows ,.,..u... ~ ~
Total. .............. -, ~
STATE az Ni>>OIl,I.,
County "t Holt,
We. Daniel Iarhman. n president. aud g.
J. Hunt. ~ rHshirt uf said lmuk each uf ~,
dn ,olcnuly swear hat III" nln," statement,
t>ituc Ia the hest ~ our knpwlrtlg" aud h..
Ii,f Dt >ltl. IAtiiMAN. President
T. \ HINT, Cashier
subscribed and SWORN to- lnf,rr M. this .,rd
day NJ D"crDibci. \ D.. nineteen hundred
aud twelve.
WITNESS my hand aud nui,ri,l seal ~, the
dat" last aforesaid. commissioned
SEAL and qualified for u term expiring
.iuup ~. 1851
DDN VI. lIj'NT.
Notary Public.
Correct ATTEST.
T. A. kEEEk
~ 4. MORGAN,
~. piNIl.Ds.
Directors.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06
Hunting Notice.

Notice Is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned that no trapping with any
device, and no hunting with guns,'or
otherwise will be allowed upon any OF
our lands, farms or premises, In Holt
county. Missouri. Any person or per-
sons found SO trespassing, trapping or
hunting upon any of our lands, farms
or premises will be arrested and pros
ecrited 10 the full extent OF the law.
II. &. DUNCAN, l.. !. Moore,
Charles A. Iachman,
Hugh Burrier, Andrew Bnrrier,
Charles Bartram, Susannah Russell,
II. Vandeveer, II. II. Peret,
Harry Kreek, Thomas kreek.
Aut Curry, Alex. VanBuskirk,
Frank Allen, Charles Meyer.
Charles Msrkt w. s. Taylor
Roy Campbell.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06

For Sale-Two Good MIX Cows.
Call on or address. W. $. Taylor,
Oregon, Mo-, Route 2.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Df the Financial condition ~ the I,uk 4
Rocckrr Eaniing Company az Drrguu.
state nf Missouri. N III" rlpS,' NJ business oii
thu bah iaN NJ November. ipi.. published IN
The Holt County sentinel, news
paper printed and published ~ Drrgnu
state ~ N'>~uuri.' uu the @h dHy II
Ihrcml"r, iNi!'
RE>pI ii,t-.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06

= ' ' v W 'TI~~''I NJ :,
County ~ iiuii.
W., e. u. I,rh ~ president aud Guy
,nnmius ~ cashier of said bIuk. rn,'i 1T H..
'lu sulDmnlN sweat that the ulrn" statement
lief.
G. ~ /pOk President
81 \ gIMMIS>. Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn H. i"t,r' ut, this
lri day ~ December, \, -, nineteen huu-
drr,l and twelve.
WITNESS ny hund aud uuiariHl s"ni IN I ~,
date lu,t aforesaid. Ooumis-
~EN.. Sluu,d aud qualified fnr u term
expiring July Isl, ipIal
EpW. T.. Ri,ii \Rp>
Notary ruhiir.
Correct Attest
&. u IDDk
/. l. MDpNE.
Gl'N tIMMl\-.
Directors.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Ne. its.
~ the Financial Condition III the Rank uf
Forbes. ~ Forbes, stat" 10 Missouri, ~ the
clos" uf business oii the .tii h duy III Novrm.
her. iaia publlsh,d IN The ilhi county sem
tinrl. u newspaper print,d,ind published ~
oregon, STATE ~ Ml>>nuriou the Wh day of
of IIrc"mhrr, lpl..
EUsDI ECEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-05-23
DIEDSTARVING ION TITANlCRAF1
One OF Victims Was Woman, Whose
Rings Were Pound On the
Raft-Plcked Up BY
Oceanic.

New ,York.-The White Star liner
Oceanic. which arrived here Thurs
day, brought out of the deep the story
Of tragic sequel to the laundering
Of the Titanic. Two hundred miles
away from the point where the Titanic
had gone down, the Oceanic came
upon a collapsible raft containing the
bodies of three men, who had died of
exposure and starvation. The three
victims, as well as another man and
woman who had pulled on from the
Titanic on the raft, as indicated by
articles found on the craft, were
buried at sea.
One of the victims was partially
identified as Thompson Beattie, OF
Chicago; two others were members of
the crew A woman had evidently
taken refuge upon the raft, for two
woman's rings were found. A fur
overcoat, with the name William
Williams" written in it, was also
found upon the raft.
The woman to whom the rings be-
longed and the man named Williams
had either fallen into the water from
the raft or else had died and been
buried at sea by their companions, as
there were only three corpses upon
the raft when 1t was found.
Little bits of chewed cork in the
bottom OF the raft showed how, in the
extremity of their sufferings from
starvation, the refugees had tried to
swallow anything that came to hand.
The raft was sighted Monday. First
Ofncer Frank, Of the Oceanic, accom-
panied by the ship doctor and several
sailors, put off. It was found impos-
sible to bring the bodies to shore, so
they were buried at sea with appro-
pirate services, The raft was taken
on the Oceanic and brought to land
The inscription in the rings was
From Edward to Gerda !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-05-23
THAW's DEATH LIST.
Had White, Gerhard and Davis.
Marked To XIII.

MdFkeO % NIL a=
New York.-In q letter written by
Harry X. Thaw and just made public
for the first time, is contained the list
Of names of five persons with the word
kill marked after the names of three.
Stanford Whites name was third on
the list. The others named were Ban
croft Davis, Frederick Gebhard, Craig
Wadsworth and Reginald Francklyn.
This letter, which was written by
Thaw in December, 1903, was address,
ed to one of his confidential agents in
this city. The letter and facts CON
tanned therein will play an important
part in the states hands in the sanity
hearing now pending.
Thaw's letter, was written just after
he and Evelyn Nesbit had returned
from their first trip together to Eu-
rope OF the persons referred to in
his letter, ]. G. Bancroft Davis. a
member of the Knickerboc Club,
and now an official of the Standard
Trust Company in this city, was at
the head Of the list of those marked
kill
The word kill following the names
of Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Gerhard and Mr.
White is underscored IN each instance.
In the same list without the notation
kill are the names of Craig Wads-
worth and Reginald Francklyn. Mr..
Wadsworth's name was mentioned in
both Of Thaw's trials.
No word has ever been written or
spoken to the public which connected
]. G. Bancroft Davis Frederick Geb-
hard or Reginald Francklyn with the
slayer OF White in the tragedy OF
Madison Square Garden roof on June,
Is, 1906.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-05-23
WAS SANE At TINE
OF THE MURDER
Report ofthe AIienists Who Have
Examined RiCkes0n.
MUST GO TO DEATH CHAIR
PhysicIans' Report Shows That the
Former Preachers Family Is At
fllcted With Insanity, and That
He Is Neurotic.

Northumberland v. T. Richeson's
last hope of escaping the death chair
for the murder of Avis Linnell, OF
Hyannis, expired when Governor Foss
announced that he would not refer
Richeson's petition for Communication of
sentence to the executive council.
The statement from the governor
followed closely the filing of the re-
ports of sanity commission which
declared the condemned man sane, al
though subject to fits of hysterical in
sanity. The commission found that
Richeson was sane at the time of the
murder and that he is sane at present
In the death chamber at Charles
town the prisoner has borne himself
calmly since he was transferred from
the Charles street jail. 1t was appar-
ent that he still hoped that clemency
would be extended to him. and it was
believed this alone was keeping up
his spirits.
The statement issued by Governor
Foss shows that the alienists found
that Richeson's family was afflicted
very generally with insanity and that
the condemned man himself Is a
neurotic, somnambulist and a
neurasthenic, and subject to historical
insanity.
No Executive Clemency.
The statement follows:
Executive clemency will not be ex-
tended in the case Of Clarence v. T..
Richeson. The prisoner was sentenced
upon his own confession and without
trial for crime which it appears i'm
possible that any normal man could
commit
After his confession and sentence
a plea Of insanity was set up by his
counsel and strongly supported by
aff1davits extending over his life. The
character of these affidavits left no
other course for the governor than to
submit these and the prisoner himself
to an examination by the leading
alienists, in order to protect the COM
monwealth from the charges that the
man was actually insane when the
deed was committed, as well as at the
present time.
1.-THE evidence shows that Richie
sons family is heavily afflicted with
insanity, that he himself is neurotic,
a somnambulfst and a neurasthenic;
that he is subject to extreme emotion
al disturbances, marked by loss of
memory, which two alienists have
diagnosed as hysterical insanity, one
physician adding the alternative term
of hysterical delirium, and the major
ity opinion indicating that these at
tacks are hysterical attacks marked by
emotional disturbances Of brief dura-
ton, with loss of memory during the
attack and for varying period follow
ing it.
Held Accountable.
'9The evidence, however, while
clearly revealing these attacks, indi-
Gates that his crime was not com
.mitted by him during such an attack.
Therefore, while there is some diverg-
ence OF opinion among the alienists
as to whether these attacks indicate
actual insanity, there is sufficient
ground for the conclusion that he is
accountable for his crime, and that
the exercise Of executive clemency in
this instance would be contrary to the
public good
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-05-23
THE NEWS OF
WEST VIRGINIA


Fairmont-The largest Industrial
deal that has taken place here for
long time was effected when the Fair.
mont and Clarksburg Traction Com
pany, the Fairmont and Northern
Traction Company and the Clarks-
burg and Weston Electric Railroad
Company were consolidated, forming
the Monongahela Valley Traction Com
pany, the largest concern Of its kind
In the State The officers Of the Mon.
Ongahela Valley Traction Company
are: President. S. L, watson, Of
Fairmont; vicepresident. Jere H.
Wheelwright, Of Baltimore; secretary
and treasurer, Walton Miller, Of Fair
mont; general manager. James o.
Watson, Of Fairmont; general super
intendent, Smith Hood, of Fairmont;
directors, s. L. Watson, c. w. Watson,
J. E. Watson, A. B. Fleming, George
T Watson, Walter Miller, C. L. Sha-
yer, J, o. Watson. OF this city; Sher-
man C. Denham, of Clarksburg; Jere
H. Wheelwright, H Van Lear Black.
Of Baltimore. The general offices of
the Monongahela Valley Traction
Company win remain in Fairmont.
Charleston. With more than 100
in line, the thirty-eighth annual con-
clave of the Grand Commandery,
Knights Templar of West Virginia,
opened here, A resolution was adopt
ed reducing the annual dues from 81
to rs cents. The following officers
were elected: Grand commander,
Adrian G. Nadenbousch, Martinsburg;
deputy grand commander, Henry F.
Smith, Fairmont; generalissimo, j.
Talman Waters, Charleston; captain
general, Luther H. Clarke, Kyle;
senior warden, Luther w. Blayney,
Wheeling; Junior warden, Thomas C..
Bowling, CharlestoWn; treasurer, ]. s.
Vandefvort, Weston; recorder, Fran.
els E. Nichols, Fairmont; prelate,
Charles A. Einsel, Grafton; standard.
bearer. Ed R. Patton, Parkersburg;
sword-bearer, Victor H. Dye, Sisters
vile; warden, G.. C. Dusenberry,
Huntington; captain of guard, Frank
w. Vanhorn, Martinsburg.
Fairmont.--The firm of Townsend
Scott & Son, of Baltimore, was the
successful bidder for, $4,000 of bonds
sold here by the Board of Education.
The premium paid for securities was
$500. The highest bidder was the
First National Bank, this city, offering
$144.142, but this bid was conditioned
that the money be deposited In that
bank, There were eight firms that
submitted bids-tWo from Cincinnati,
two from Chicago; one from Baltimore
and three local.
Charleston. = Patterson Schinings,
aged ten years, probably saved the
members Of the crew of freight
train from death on the Cabin Creek
branch of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad by swimming the flooded wa
tiers of Cabin Creek in order to flag
the train. A huge rock had rolled
upon the track at high embank-
ment and owing to a sharp curve
could not be seen by the crew.
Fairmont.-C. <. Young, of Spring.
field, Ohio, won the cup in the shoot
held here for the championship of the
world in target shooting. He made
1875 out of 200. w A. Wiedenbush,
of Fo irYn ont uroc s,orpllssss+
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-05-23
Through street Car Root.

q New York; block of terra-cotta
coping fell from holding tackle near
the roof Of q History hotel structure
1t Broadway and Thirty-fourth street
ana crashed through the roof Of !
passing street car on Broadway One
Woman passenger, whose identity Is
t8kAown. was struck by fragment
pk the block and probably viii die
nom her injuries Several other per-
SONS were struck by splinters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-05-23
Dead Al 11s Years.

Guthrie, Okla. silvery Baker, re.
puted to be 11s years old. formerly a
slave. is dead at her home in Good.
night, near here. She Is survived by
eight children. Mrs Baker was born
pear Richmond, Va, and formerly be-
ionged to the Lee family.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-05-23

BY breaking into her husbands OF.
nee when he was absent a Chicago
woman gained possession OF severa
bundles OF letters which he had re-
ceived from other women. A married
man who receives love letters from
..Masie and sDuckie' and Baby can
usually be expected to be foolish
enough to keep them tied In nice
bundles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-05-23
Widow Elected MAYOR.

Sheridan, WyoAfrs. Susie Wissler,
a widow, has been elected mayor Of
Dayton, Wyo, on the independent
ticket. A majority of votes were cast
by women.