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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-16
J. S. DlSST0N, JR.. WINS
TENNIS PRELIMIM MARY

MERTON CRICKET CLUE, HAVER-
FORD. IN. September Id :. Diss-
ton. Jr.. member of the University of
rcnnsNlv"nIl tennis team. was the only
Red and clue player 10 survive tho
preliminary round i'm the opening days
play of the intercollegiate. tennis cham
plonship tournament IN singles on the
Merton Cricket Club courts to-day:
Nine matches were scheduled and
eight started shortly before noon. one
player winning by default. Summaries:
INTERCOLLEGIATE Championships: Singles
prciinunaYN round:
Il: s Stoddard. Yale defeated Allen.
II:tVcrford, 6-1. Ga
y. NJ. kiddcr, Princeton defeated
CadE, Yale, -. 80, So
); $. rrown. won from Benton. Cor
nell by default
}. S. Disston. PENNSYLVANIA, defeated
Doyle. Dartmouth. g., So. CD
l.. NandcVandoU. Princeton, defeated
y. H.. l<inncdy. Pennsylvania. C-t ca.
a. iiail, Yale. defeated ReploGlc,
Pennsylvania. O.. ca.
Richard y. Williams. Harvard, do
featcd j. Rowland. in, PENNSYLVANIA.
6-3, C.
l.. Curtis, Harvard, defeated weikei.
llavcrford, O.. ca.
Il. c. Law. Princeton defeated Koc-
niger, Dartmouth. is, CO.
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.CUBANs TRIM COLTS
BY SCORE OF 8 TO 4
Takes Second Game 10y Brilliant
Work ON the Paths--OBrien
Hit Hard.
WILL PLAY AGAIN TODAY
Acosta, tho Sensational rwirlcr. TO
Face the Locals In Rubber Sctto.
Cain Keeps Up His Excellent Play
ing at short.

playing topnotch ball the Long
t...,,. r,.,.
''"' '''''' ''''o' '"e o''S
~ broad street ParN Yesterday after
noon by the score ~ . to & brilliant
nlovs featured a., "a, ,.i,,,or. eo,,o.
e" III f*p'd-ire "rder' ana seldom has
il bocn the lot OF tho local fans to
witness a better rIovod game Of hoss-
-,
Mu"c, VINO pi'Heu tlGh' heid Mon :
Jay was III 'ht '"N i'f inc .uDans' an"
"''o ne was 'puch'' "p i"r Ten mus
nc WAS as HEnt as df"m wheh men
Wcr" on INC n"ses.
1rlen cSS'!eo the pltchihE role Tor
INC lo'"IS an" was hlt freely ana at
oPP"t uhe lines IN" ire" hitting.
coupled win some sensational Work on
lnc bases allowed she visitors to put
'"lE after 'tilN over tn" plate.
bunting had AN Oft DAY, and his
three errors aided the Cubans in their
scoring
starting IN the first session tho
visitors scored IN Ave consecutive In
ninEs. CalNc, the first batter up. hit
the second ball pitched, to loft for q
single: hinge popped 10 Mace. Nioat
,rolch one to left. GOOD for two sacks.
scoring Calvo; Padrou was easy short
I" first. Niolat going 10 third. Romanach
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CANDIDATES FOR v. P. |.
ELEVEN START PRACTICE
Coach nocock begins To-day 10 shape
p Team for Came With King
(OlICEe Srptcmhcr 20.

BLACK SRrRG. Va. september To-
branch Kocock. director of athletics m
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
football coach for the season. issued a
cal! for candidates to report at college
tomorrow, when practice will BERN
This is the first day OF examinat lon
week, preceding the formal beginning
OF me session on the %, and II is hoped
that the majority OF the men who hone
10 inhhe the varsity will he on hand
IN INC irst game only ten days off
IL VIII be necessary to get IN some hard
practice before King College comes
mere september 26. Until tho men are
actually on the grounds il is impossible
TO say anything definite about what
sort or an eleven Virginia Polytechnic
institute VIII have in the field This fall
put prospects for n winning bunch are
far from discouraging
Tho revised schedule for 1914 is:
september 26-King College at
Blacksbrug
October 3-Rnndolph- Macon at Blacks
burg.
>, October 10 Hompdch Sidney at
Black sburE.
October 17-West Virginia WESLEYAN
at Charleston. w. Va
october 24-Roanokc College at
BlacksburE.
October 31--Wash ington and Lee at
Roanoke.
November Marshall College at
BlacksburG.
November 14-North Carolina Agri-
cultural and Mechanical at Roanoke
November &c (Thanksgiving)-Vir-
ginia Military Institute at Roanoke
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PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR LYNCHBURG FAIR

LYNCHBURG. VA. September Is.
Active preparations are under way for
the tenth annual exhibition of the
LNnchburg Interstate Fair Association.
which viii lie held on the assocIation's
grounds just outside the city Septcm-
Der 2y-Dctob"r .
Hhc four days race program will be
as follows.
Tuesday local trotters. purse. s20O;
pace, purse. 500; running, half
mile heats, $500
Wcducsday-2 trot. 2:25 trot and
2:2p pace, each purse $500; running,
mile dash. purse, 500, and running
dash, liYc furlonat, purse. $50.
IhursdaN--2:2O pace and free for-ail
trot or uacc. purses Of Si0o each; 2:20
irot. purse, 500 running, LIS mile
dash, purse, $500, and running, six fur
long dash, purse, $iIp.
Eriday--local free ror-all. trot and
pace. hursc. $500; 2;19 trot, purse, Si00,
and running, consolation, six furiongs.
purse, 500.
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PIRATES BLANK THE REDS

rIrTSBCRGH. September 1J-The
Pirates easily banked the Cincinnati
Reds . to o. this afternoon 1t was
the Reds tenth successive defeat tying
the record achieved by Pittsburgh
earlier in the season.
Adams was in great form. but one
cincinnati player reaching third, and
he died at the plate in an attempted
double steal The Pirates hit Bcnton
hard, finally Knocking him out in eighth
inning.
Manager iicrzoE. Of the Reds. has
boon Indefinitely suspended for his run
in Win Umpire l;ason last sunday
Score.
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Gossip of the Boxers

NEW YORK, September 15.--That
Billy Gibson il sincere in the belief
aging, will be fighting for the title in
the lightweight. division in another
year. III Indicated by tho plans he is
making for Benny's future. Gibson is
endeavoring to match Leonard and
Jack liritton for special show at the
stadium Club on September "a.
Fighting Dick Moran. OF Providence.
who claims the l2H poupd champon-
ship OF New England. liz in New York
looking FOR matches wsh the best OF
them. He will give the fms II sample
Of his wares on Saturday night at the
Irving Athletic Club, when he boxes
Young Wagner.
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Lynchhurs Plays Petersburg.

LYNClBURG. VA. Scptcmb Der 10
game has been arranged betw cen tho
iootbail teams OF the high schools of
Lynchburg and Petersburg to be PLAYED
here October "a. The local squad has
lost thirteen players by students grad
uating or leaving school. and Coach
Sa lassa has the proposition before him
Of training practically a whole team,
for tho coming season
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MAPS TRY NEW PITCHER

:. CLEVElAND. September i5.-Tha
Naps tried out Lefty Tcdrow. from tho
ONO state League. against tho Tigers
to-day. losing a close game. . 10 J.
DARING base running by the Dotroit's
featured. only two OF their hits nCur-
ing In the scoring.
In the third cobb singled. went TO
third on Crawford's safety and scored
on Ncach's out. BUSH was pnyscd I'm
inc next inning. stole second and third
wild.
chapman's triple and Lajoic's sinEI.
counted The lone cleveland run score:
Cleveland
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GIANTS FAIL TO HIT

IIILAD iILPITA, September f5.-Thc
Phiilics won from the Giants to-day,
! To =. After the first inning, 1'rommc
held tho Phillics safe. but two errors
in the nth inning gave Philadelphia
two more runs and victory.
The Giants had chances of tying up
the game In each of the last three in
nings but could not hit Alexander at
critical times Score:
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ATHLETICS TRIM THE YANKS

NEW YORK. September d. WIN
Rubc iircss!er pitching. tho Athletics
trimmed the Yankees. to I tu-d.ty
Ihe Yankees could not score unill ;Io
ninth Inning. when Brown doubled. ana
ran home on Mais"rS hit aud AN error
by Barry. THROWN pitched a good ganle
Tor the Yankees. but was handicapped
Score:
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" n>i,irgfnn.
Totais....0 . 5.7ii Total.
'Bditei FOR .t!nsh!th IN Hinih


WRshi1Eto ..-......... so00o So.
Boston ........ "a n n q r .
summary: Error Milan McBrfir Sha~-
sat- Earned run HostoH. !! i.oG on ba-c.
WH,hihstcr y. Boeion. {. Iiu-cs OH balls
on SHAW, g. on Mopj. g. struck out -by
SHAW: ~ ny Wood Two-basc hit -Epcnicf
,"crin'e MT Morgan. Stolen bases SornI.er
J"nNiin. Milan Gandi Double play Unt'
Ii2ei TO Gardner TO lioblitzei Wild uitch
Wood. Time 1859. ump!;ss, O'IoushiIn ana
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summary Double PLAYS Baranda to
Hinge TO Violet: Buntiug to snyder.
Left on base richmond. Is; Cuhans.
= Sacrifice distance. Bnra4;la sac
riiicc nys Robe lingo, Vialct.. Two
base hits-Niolct. Tnrcc-iias6 hits
Baranda. Violet, SNYDER. stolen bases
-Romauach. Cain. Gray. Hinge. Rasc
on balls-orf OEricu. g. off Munoz. l.
Hit Icy pitched ball Cain Chy Muuoz)
Struck out--bY D'Briou. =, by Muuoz. >.
Passed bolls-Jineuc2. Time Of game,
1870 Umpire. CoWau
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Brooklyn.
Totais...3l u 10 Totals..39 Is "a ~
'BnttCd for Rculbach in fourth.

SrOrc by InnInEH: r.
nost9n .-'''.''.'.''.'...'.'..'.'9 70 30,
fr"nRiNn neutrality-suspicious.. l y q y %
summary: Errors-S Schmidt. Cutrhaw. ESan.
rwc-bdse hits-Daubert Miller Wheat.
Gpwdy t9). StcnEcl. Sacrifice hit-StHnccl.
Srcriitcc ny-Mpranviile. Stolen base whit
tod. Bases ON halis-on tucker. o. of Rcul-
bach. !; oft Mtchison. q. OF James, ,. Struck
out by James, /; by Aitchison, :. Time. 80.
Empires kiem and Emslic
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CHANCE HAS RESIGNED AS
MANAGER FOR THE YANKEES
Roger Pccklnpnugh VIII Handle Tenn
for bninncc of SensOn-Jucl Dunn

,,,,,. SIHtCU IUT TIC JOD.
NEW YORK, September 15-Frank
Chance has resigned as manager of the
New York American League Baseball
Club. He announced late today Mt the
Polo grounds that he was out of the
game. He said he had received his
fun pay up to the end of the season.
IL liz understood Jack Dunn, OF the
Baltimore international League Club
Will be manager next season. In the
MEANWHILE, Roger Peckinpaugh has
been placed in charge OF the team.
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JAMES is HAMMERED BY
DODGERS; BRAVES WIN
Hrooklyns Use Three Pitchers to
Stavc ON Defeat-Maranville
Throw u Feature.
GIANTS LOSE TO pHILLIES
Outhit Quakers in Last Game OF
Standardization and Donlin Sent
to Club-liouse-Piratcs Blank the
Reds and Score Nine Runs.
National League Results

yesterdays SCORES.
Hostob. .; brooklyn, =.
Philadelphia, {, New York. 3.
Pittsburgh. 81; Cincinnati, o.
NO others Schcdnlcd.b
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I'hiln,iclpi,is.


Score by Innings: f.
Philadelphia 0fooi- oo,
New york;. d 81 n . q
summary: Errora--H1rry. Collins lam
Ms , Bases on bale on H-cs-lcr. OF
hroWh ., struck ou:--by Rreaslcr s. Three.
bnse hlt-Lapp Twn-base hits oid-lnE
Jree. bro"n. Sacrifice hits-strunk. Uar,zeii
darcy. stolen bHScS- Barry. Collins NrIn-
nis Hit by pitcher-sw"ency nv R-eysicr,
IIme' go? Cmpires. Connolly anu cali
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TERRAPINS HIT JOHNSON
AND HENNlNG FREEL Y
Win Game From Kansas city. II 10 g.
Rebels Held To Four hits.
IiptOpS md Terriers IiOsc.
Federal League Results

YESTER SCORES.
baltimore, II: Kansas City, =.
Chicago, q; Pittsburgh. %.
buffalo. !; st. Louis, q.
indianapolis, q, brooklyn, =.
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RED s0X WINS CLOSE
CAME FROM SENATORS
Shaw's Wildness Caused Ills Own
Defcat-Nlilan's Henve Also Aids
Boston TO Win.
TIGERS SCORE ON AN ERROR
Basslcr Makes Lurid Throw Which
Allows Deciding Tally to Cross the
Pan-}rcsslcr Is Steady With Men
on Bascs-AthIctics beat YanISs.
American League Results

NESTEitDAY'S SCORES.
boston. =; Washington. !.
Detroif, ~ tIcycInud, o.
h'IRdcinhin. .; New York. 9.
''' i'ou's-ChicnEo tuct grnmn,ID.
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summary; Errors-Twomhlcy. Groh Wing
llng. Gon2nies. Sacrifice ny-Koue,chy stolen
bnse-Wagncr Double play BcrEiammvr.
Kellogg To- Gonzales. Bases on balls-o:
Benton 6, off Lear. J. Struck out--hy Adams,
8. by Benton. %; hy Lear /. Time :5l. I'm
pirts. pCOnHor ana Eusuu.
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80 q 6 - ~
NOsrtulk.
TotAls
score by Innings

Norfolk .......- ....- = 10 o u--4
Winston-Saicm .-.-. U.p % uD % 10 D--I
Summary: Two-hase s. hits rhtasher.
cleveland and stewart (Norfoll.j Home
iun--Stuart winston SaleWD. Double
lay--Humplsrics 10 rrcssly Struck
nut--by Meyers, o 10. iiumphrice. =
Base on balls-on Meyers ,Clcycland
and RresNyl; OF Humphrics. OEoll-
inEs). Iit by pitched balls Roberts
and Alexander First base ON errors
Winston Salem. 4 Norfolk. H. Loft on
hHscs--W insion-Salcm. .: Norfolk (.
Time OF game. 10 Umpires, Clarke
and Corcoran.
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New York.

Totals - 81 IL Totals..34 eelii
sHa,ted for Frommc in seventh.
5iSattod for O'Toolc In ninth.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
KANSAS city at baltimore
Chicago mt Pittsburgh.
indianapolis at BROOKLYN.
ST. Louis ut Buffalo.
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To- II. u
Kansas City Oo02Oo30o- 7 0
Baltimore ...3033 0OOx-I1 10 ,
Johnson. Hcnning and EnHenroth;
Bailey and Jaciilitsch. Russell.
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PlTTSBURG. September I5.--Iicndrix
held Pittsburg to four hits today and
Chicago had no trouble winning by Il
to score. Score:
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BALTIMORE, September 15.-l3alti-
more hit Johnson and Henning freely
and won todays game from Kansas
City II to .. Although Bailey gave
five passes lie struck out ten mon.
score:
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BUFFALO. ", Y, September ia
pitchers duel between Davenport and
Knapp ended in u victory for Buffalo
today | to o; lusty wnllop by Hal
port and sacrifice fly scored the only
tally Of the game. Score:
tally Of the game. score: r.. II. T..
Buffalo .....0 0 o. o x & /
st. Louis 80 0 o q 0 0 o. 6 |
Knapp and Blair: Davenport and ST.
mon.
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BROOELYN. September l5.-Brook-
lyn lost tho second straight game to
indianapolis today ? 10 .. and as Buff
f"lo won, the local team is only ono
full game ahead of the second division.
Score:
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Southern Association

At Torento-Montreal, 7; Toronto. 2.
No others scheduled.
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I mi,nIl..

Richmond ......... 120OO0 Oil
Cuhans ............ 312tlOO0 l-g
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-12
CHURCH NOW HAS
new FINANCIAL PLAN

An institutions credit, like an indi-
vidual's is one of its best assets. This
is particularly true of q church. The
official board Of the Methodist church
have for years tried to work to this
principle, and true to the same they
are this year planning to handle their
finances in a more systematic and
comprehensive way than ever. They
are adopting what is called the Every
Member-Canvas, and expect to put it
in force at once. This involves a can
vass of ever member of the church
and congregation, children and ALL
Every member of an organization
wants to be part of it in all its work
ings, and those who can give much are
to be held in no higher esteem than
those who can not do SO WELL Each
will be asked to set aside something
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for each week or month, and shall be
given a pack Of envelopes for each
Sunday of the year In which they can
place their gifts. Thus all can wor.
ship with their gifts. and all be given
their rightful recognition.
Two budgets will be made up, one
for local expenses, and the other for
what the people would do for others.
Subscriptions for both will be taken
at the same time, and no collections
for these two causes will be taken in
the church during the year. The vari.
Gus causes will be presented from time
to time but not for the purpose OF
raising immediate funds. rather for in.
struction, and inspiration.
Tbs canvass is to be made the first
of next week, and it is hoped to clean
1t all up in two or three days. Teams
of workers are already determined
upon. and there will be no doubt but
the plan will appeal to the public
Gifts that are often not made because
they seem small, can through this plan
be submitted without hesitancy. The
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-12

Judge Spaulding appears to have
lost the election.
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SPLENDID Meeting.

The members of the Child's Welfare
Club met on Friday evening at the
residence of Mrs. S. A. Zimmerman,
and a very interesting program was
given. Mrs. Wemett gave a splendid
talk on "The Life of Montessori," Miss
Lyford explained the new Montessori
apparatus, which was also on exhibit.
ton, and light refreshments were
served. The meetings of the Child's
Welfare Club will be held every first
and third Friday of each month and
the next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Rudolf Acher.
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greatness Of any gift is not in figures
but in spirit and sacrifice involved. If
all respond in this plan, the financial
year can be closed next fall with no
sorrow and grief to anyone. The best
effort Of all the congregation will
bring the best results to all. The plan
will be explained more fully on Sun
day morning by the Pastor.
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Read the Times-Record Want Ads.
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IMPORTANT.

Pear in mind that Chamberlain's
Tablets not only move the bowels but
improve the appetite and strengthen
the Digestion For sale by Siegfried
Pharmacy. ...
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The Times Record is now prepared
to turn out anything in the printers
line on short notice. Bring in the
work.
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THE TURKISH ARMY
SHOWS NO ACTIVITY !
THE PAST few DAYS

London, Nov. S.-A dispatch from
the Turkish headquarters. via Con
stantinople says: 1.-THE Russian army
showed no activity Friday. This
morning the Russian fleet bombarded
the Black sea port Zunguldiak, two
hours. At Kuzlu, the Greek steamer
Nikoa was sunk. At Zunguldiak, the
French church and the French consul
late were destroyed.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-12
NO. 2S4s.
Report Of the Condition
OFTHE
First National Bank
at Valley Uy. in >kse state OF North Da-
kOtA. ut the Gloss Of business
Oct 3lth, 1914.
RESOURCES.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $77o. Os5 OF
Overdrafts secured and unsecured SLOT 81
y. 8. bonds to SECURE circulation. - 900
Other Bonds TO secure postal saw.
1ngS) ........,... 5,OUO ~ 5. oU OO
stocksJ lschool warrants > ..":.:.:. 1892 So
Banking house. furniture. and FIX
lures. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l7.2l5 90
other real estate owned ............ 10463 TO
ssrve ageots) ....,. ................ &c. 1852 80
in central reserve cities SIS, 401 98;iu
other reserve cities $500 .l7.... ~ 1856, l5s
Checks and other cash Items. ..... 6os =
n otes OF other National banks..... 1852 0O
Fractional paper currency. nickels
t kayfol money reserve in bs e. Il 4;
tS SoeeS With $Fsae o. 47' 80
urer Is per cent OF circulatiOn).. 1850 90
Total -. .................. ....... Mo1s, III 80
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid ..t1o. o o0 90
Tna vided PROFITS. less expenses '00''' w
and taxes paid. ...........:....... 1888 IS
National bank notes outstanding. 25.O0O 90
Due to other National Banks. ....... 90 80
Due " State and Private Banks
Due to Trust Companies and Savings ..
Banks. Observation-Disclosures. 1881 06
Dividends unpaid .......... ......... Is, 900 90
check ............ ..................s ss5 3t "a
Demand ce rtifcates Of deposit. IN, 649 %
Time I'd eposit payable
after 81 days or after notice OF 30
~ days or longer. ...... ........ 239,347 10
Certified checks. ....... 200 90
{; ashier's checks outstanding ..... $40 90
Postal Savings deposits. 1853 81
Tota, q Ole ~ 50
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Barnes
I. John Tracy. Cashier Of the above named
bank, do solemnlv swear that the above state
nent II true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. John Tracy, Cashier.
Subscrihed and sworn to be fore me this 9th
deyofN ,19A. 50
SeaU r..-.a K. w. Bassett.
Notary Public. Barnes County. N. D.
my commission expires April IL. 1916
COrrect-Attest: i.
iSEAL} Herman Winterer,
Johr Holmes,
.N..... Darby U'Malley
Directors.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-12

A farm laborer known as big
Hank" working on the Nels Johnson
farm near Caripo met with an accident
which will probably cost him his life.
He loaded his gun with smokeless
powder and went out into the back
yard to try out the new charge. He
aimed at post pulled the trigger and
rear of the gun was blown to frag-
ments, fracturing his skull. The man
was taken to the hospital at Kenmare
but he is not expected to live.
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REPORT OF TIE CONDITION.
OF THE
midd|eWest Loan & Trust Co.
At Valley City. In the state Of North OAK
ota. at tho close of business Oct. 81, 1914.

Loans and Discounts. e5l.soO IS
Securities deposited with state treas-
Overdrafts. secured and unsecured. 81 q
Bonds, warrants. stocks. tax certifi-
Gates, claims, etc. ,..................., g. 50
Banking house, furniture and fix
Due from other banks. .......si5,4590 o.
Cash 1914 IL II, $50 e.
Total. ............ Observation-Disclosures 1 476 81
Liabilities.
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid. Observation-Disclosures. ........ 1861 %
Deposits. for savings &C @M
For safe keeping. on demand 7.o47 90
Time certificates of deposit l., lit e.
Due to other banks. S,3O3 90 49, SO So
r1 County so Of sa naso1A' SIS.
!. Frank White. president of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement 10 true to tho best of my
knowledge and belief
Frank White,
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
Oh ts ssS OF Now 1871. "a sc,u,,z.
Notary Public. Barnes County. N. q.
my commission expires Aug. 5, 1921
(sEAL) J. E. Jones,
Ludwig Lee,
." E ." >. Mason
Directors.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-12

Athens, Nov. Am American ship.
which lay within the entrance of the
Dardanelles, reported to the British
admiral on departing that the forts on
either side had been completely de-
molished by the British bombardment.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-12-09
RAVENA.

Dec 7, 1914.
We are having winter weather az
present
Mrs. Ole Orvella of Red Oak Wis
tied at Ole Anderson's a few days
the past week.
E. E. Carpenter and family of Os-
SEQ, Wis, and Mrs. Ed Ringeon of
Chicago visited at Henry Schweine-
fuss on Tuesday.
Knrj Tovson called at DEBORAH on
Thursday.
Ben Eimers called at Joe Becker S
in High Ridge on Monday.
John Schroeder of Ossian called at
Herman Schroeders on Monday.
August Lansing and family and
Miss Minnie Lansing spent Sunday
at Chas. Hauber's at Ossian.
Wenzel Lansing and family spent
Sunday at Herb Kleisart's at Ossial.
August Lansing, Ben Eimers ana
Anton Anderson each delivered hogs
to Ossian the past week.
Joe Neft of Clear Lake, Mimi, will
work for Ben Eimers the coming
year.