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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-09
TOTAL,

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 100000
surplus fund, 100000
Undivided profits, less
amount paid for interest,
expenses and taxes, 11,36o.6s
Individual deposits, includ-
in saving deposits, 194,994. 80
Time certificates of deposit, S9,354.7l
Certified checks, 1,411.15
Cashiers checks outstand-
ing, 1000
Que to National Banks, 3,1lS.41
Due to State Banks, Pri-
vate Bankers and Trust
Companies, 912.42
Reserved for accrued inter-
est on certificates of de-
post, 4O2 81
Reserved for accrued taxes, 1872
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Statement of the financial condition of
BANK OF POCAHONTAS

located at Pocahontas, in the county of
Tazewell, State of Virginia, ut the
close of business June 23rd, 1915,
made to the State Corporation Com
mission:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, $20S, 1882. AT
Overdrafts, unsecured, G29.35
Banking house and lot, 1l,000.O 90
Other real estate owned, 1880. so
Furniture and fixtures, 10000
Exchanges and checks for
next days ciearings, 1874
Other cash items, 497.6S
Due from National Banks, 92,365.73
Due from State Banks, Pri-
vate Bankers and Trust
Companies, 26,633.61
Paper currency, 1907 90
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents, 1898
Gold coin, 1,947.50
Silver coin, 3,453 90
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TOTAL,

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, $4,000 90
Undivided profits, less amount
paid for interest, expenses
and taxes, S.94
Individual deposits, including
savings deposits, 1883. 20
lime certliicates of deposit, $500
Due TO National Banks, 100000
RESERVED Tor accrued taxes, 1000
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-22
OFFICER SLAIN BY AUTO THIEF
Police Sergeant Fired Upon When He
Calls at Home of Suspect-Had
Arrested Three Men.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 20.-Police
Sergeant ]. S. Toolen was shot dead
here in a roundup of automobile
thieves. The whole available police
force scattered to the hills beyond
the city, hunting Harry Duncan, at
whose home Toolen was shot
Toolen went to Duncan's home and
asked for him. Duncan's mother said
he was not in. Incredulous. Toolen
stepped inside and was standing at the
foot of a stairway questioning the
mother when shot from the head
of the stairs struck him in the head
and he fell. Another bullet pierced
his heart.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-22
E. R. TRICKEY IS
MISSING, Wife SAYS
Auto Man Sold Machine Day
Before he Left the City
Auto Belonged to Wife

Mrs. f. R. Trickey. who lives on a
farm Just east Of jackson, last night
requested the police to locate her hus
band who has disappeared. He was
last seen by Mrs. Trickey Tuesday
morning, when he left for Jackson. He
has been operating passenger auto
mobile between Cape Girardeau and
the county seat since his marriage to
Mrs. Gertie Slinkard, several months
ago.
Tuesday evening he disposed of his
automobile to Barrett Cotner, of the
Park Automobile Company, and since
that time has not been seen by his
wife. She communicated with Mr. Cot
ner yesterday, and when told that
Trickey has disposed of the automo-
bile, she declared that it belonged to
her.
When Trickey offered the machine
to Mr.. Cotner for 5000, he informed
the automobile man that the car was
not incumbered. A brother, who had
been in the employ of the Park Auto
mobile Company, assured Mr.. Cotner
that the machine belonged to Trickey.
NJ. Cotner paid for the automobile
with two 500 checks. Yesterday
merchant from Hayti telephoned to the
Park Automobile Company, asking
whether check for 500, issued by the
company to f. R. Trickey was genuine.
When told that it was, the merchant
cashed it. About one half of the sum
was spent for clothing, the merchant
told Mr.. Cotner last night.
Mrs. Trickey last night informed
Mr.. Cotner that she had rot author
lied her husband to sell the automo-
bile, and that she did nto recognize
the transaction. She stated that the
machine was purchased from Jess Hi,
a well-known farmer, and that sha
paid cash and the equivalent of $500
The machine has been used several
months since then, however, and the
price Mr.. Cotner paid for it is con-
sidered its full value
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-22
SAM SHERMAN'S LID.
DELAYS NEWLYWEDS.
Puts Mr.. and Mrs Collins Bag
gage Checks in Tile and
Loses Them

Baggagemen, begrimed and overall
clad, Joined by frantic young men, i'm
maculately clad in full evening dress,
members of the party from the we'd
ding Of Miss Marjorie Post to LeSeur
Thompson Collins, early this morning
paved over trunks, suitcases and trav-
cling bags trying to disentangIe the
bridal couples baggage from a muddle
as the St. Louis Memphis Limited
waited Is minutes overtime.
The baggage checks were lost, Sam
Sherman, official care taker of the
trunks, hid them in the silk hat, and
CONSERVATION prevailed as the search
FOR them was unavailing.
The bride and bridegroom became
separated in the hunt for the baggage
checks, and the train had to wait a few
minutes longer as the conductor fumed
and the brakes said things under
their breath till they found one anoth-
err.
Sam pushed his high top head gear
back on his frehead as he vaguely
searched one vast pocket after another
and repeatedly performed the opera
ton.
Sam didn't have anything in his
pockets that looked like a check, so
the baggagemen and rice-throwing
guests at the wedding and formal re-
ception at the Elks Club were forced
to haul the pieces back out of the car
to be re-checked before the train pro-
ceeded.
Young Collins finally found his
bride, who had been spirited away by
the young women in the party. They
boarded the train and were gone to
Memphis.
The wedding at the Episcopal
Church, was one of the prettiest af
fairs that has been held in the Cape
this year. The church was we'll filled
with society people from the Cape, and
guests, who were here for
the marriage. Rev. J. ]. ClOptOn con-
Quoted the ceremony.
Immediately after the wedding cere-
mony, the briday party and guests
went to the Elks Club where formal
was held There was dane
ing till short time before train time,
when the couple were to depart.
They will make their home in New
-Onville, Mass, a small place near Bos-
ton. Miss Post formerly lived in st. |
Louis, and is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. w. Post.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-22
10 DEATHS LAiU iU CULLISiUN
Butte Mining Company's Train Car
Believed to Have Hit Pow
der Boxes.

Butte, Mont, Oct 20.-Among the
theories advanced here for the explo-
sion OF approximately $50 pounds of
giant powder at the mouth of the
Granite mountain shaft of the North
Butte Mining company's property
here, causing the death of Is men and
the injury of half dozen more, was
the breaking away of a surface tram
car loaded with lumber and its crash
ing into the boxes of blast powder.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-22
SHIPPERS ENDURE
SHORTAGE OF CARS
Heavy Grain Movement Causes
Loss of Equipment in
Southeast Missouri

A car shortage on all the railroad
lines penetrating Southeast Missouri
and Northern Arkansas that has be-
come apparent within the last few
weeks, has launched a battle of wits
to secure transportation service among
shippers.
Traffic men, who have become ac-
quainted with the character of the
shortage, believe that it may become
so serious as to injure the crops of
this section of the middle west to some
extent.
The shortage, it is declared, has been
the result of a elimination of several
circumstances, all tending to bring
about stringency in the supply of
freight cars. The vast crops that have
been harvested throughout the grain
belt combined with the curtailed man
ufacture of new cars, have been the
principal cause of the shortage.
The Frisco, it is said, is putting new
cars in service constantly, both in st.
Louis and Memphis.
For the most part, the new cars are
sent to the vast wheat fields and corn
fields Of Kansas and other points west
of here. The demand there every fall
is probably more urgent than at any
place else in the United States.
In anticipation of the rush for cars,
many already have been stored up in
that section of the country awaiting
their cargoes of grain. That, coupled
with the withdrawal of many cars
from service to place them in the re-
pair shops to make them fit for grain
and cotton hauling, has made the sup
ply short in this section of Missouri.
On the South end of the HOXie line,
many farmers are crying for cars and
more cars. with which to market their
cotton and cotton seed.
Cotton and cotton seed must be ship
ped in box cars that are absolutely
sealed tight to keep the cotton from
fire and water. Grain likewise must
be shipped in box cars.
This summer when melons were be-
ing shipped out of Southeast Missouri
in wholesale manner, the raisers eX-
perienced a slight shortage in stock
cars in which the fruit is freighted.
Indications are that plantation own
ers will simply have 10 hold their pro-
ducts till cars can eventually be dis
tributed around, for the same condition
prevails over the entire middle west.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-22
ANOTHER ARMY OFFICER IS
RETIRED BECAUSE OF BUNCLE
Germans Begin Fierce Attack on
French, But Fail to Make Gains,
Paris Says-Turks Take a City.

LONDON, Oct 2O-A further serious upheavel in the
British military forces Dardanelles revealed in
the House of Commons this afternoon by the
OF H. G. Tenant, Under Secretary of War that the
who conducted the Sulva Bay landing had been relieve
Bitter attacks made today on the Coaior Cab
by the British press, declaring that the people Fn
land had lost faith in the efficacy of the Government
asement of the war, and the editors made deman -e
small and efficient cabinet be created for the 'pu o
fighting Germany These the developme o.,...
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The German army "rich .s~
been hammerng for days the French ne of
Rheims, today began and most violent attack upon
that portion of the front extending from Butte de Tr to
Prunay All day fighting has been raging with intense fury
The Germans hurting hail of shells of every caber
and description at opposing The French SO
far, have prevented any marked gains by the Germans
LONDON Oct. 2O.-The Turkish troops, with Strong
artillery support moving along the Bulgar from
tier toward Serva according to dispatch from Salonik
1t is reported also that bombardmen of Dedeasatch,
Bulgarian port in the AEGEAN Sea- is about to
An official statement issued in Sofia today announces
the occupation of Radovitch which is about half way be-
Srumtza and step the latter place also being in the
hands Of the Bulgarans.
The Servian Capital has been moved from Nish to
Przrend which is near the Albanian frontier
LONDON, Oct. 2O-Sir John French reports that Ger
attacks against the British positions in Quarres
Huluch yesterday repused with heavy losses the
Teutons
BERLIN Oct. 20-'By spring shall probably have
peace This remark made by of the highest and most
prominent of Stale Officials may be taken indicative of
the held in the German quarters the
probable duration of the
The person quoted occupies position which lends
great weight to his opinion The remark incidental to
discussion of the Balkan possibilities When pressed to
give his for the optimistic statement the official
piled that he based his expectation the sound business
of the British which would lead them to for
peace they nothing to be obtained by
continuing the
Berlin Oct. 2O-Bulgarians have captured Sultan
Tepe Serva southwest of Esr Polonka official
ced today 1t said 1000 Servan prisoners and II
mons taken.
The AusrianS reported advancing on Shabatz
Servan defeats announced south Lucia and Rozevac
Obrenovatz, it stated occupied by the invade
and most of the surrounding region under their
control Austrans and Germans said to be linking
heir campaign along the Morava
East of the Prot the Bugarans said to have
aiken the Servians first fortified line.
In Servia besides taking Obrenavoc, asserted
hat the Ausro Germans had taken the heights southeast
If the town. stormed and captured Gpsy Mountain. south
Grocka and advancing both sides of the Morava
River.
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Continued on page six.)
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-22

Miss Linnette Ross. daughter of the
late Judge A Ross, Z. s. Referee in
Bankruptcy, will be married Tuesday
to Arden Rearick, of II dianapolis, for
merly of the Cape, friends of the
couple have learned. Miss Ross has
been living with her widowed mother
and a sister at STA Broadway, the
old Ross homestead, - IS
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-22

THE TRIBUNE'S ClRCULA-
TON is THE LARGEST IN
CAPE GIRARDEAU.
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More Aliens Depart Than Arrive.

Washington, Oct. 20.-More aliens
departed from the United States in
August than arrived, the number be-
ing greater than in any month except
last December, since the European
war began. Emigrant and non-emi-
grant aliens to a total of 41,737 de-
parted, while 27,41S arrived.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-22
Spy Executed in London.

London, Oct. 20.-Two prisoners
charged with espionage and tried by
courtmartial in London have been
found guilty and one sentenced to
death and the other to five years
penal servitude.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-12
SPECIAL BOND. ELECTION

MAJORS PROCLAMATION FOR
PEGIAL ELECT g =; oSrt BE HELD
Notice IS hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinance was q uly passed at 81
session Of he 9 council
Harrison County. West Virginia, held at
the council cha amber in said Town on the
first day of April. = . s.. and proclaana-F
ton pursuant to said ordi nance for a.
special election to be held 4thareunder
|recitIne said ordinance as reuuired by
Ordinance. 5s Y
IL ASsO ORDINANCES providing for tn
Heih9s and tEe sale the same 70 pro-
vide fund to be- used for the followings
purposes. sto-Wit: : TO paFeSHlth6 brick and
the necessary grading, make necessary;
Ills and excavations. Ind do all orler
Sorrh Street from Milford Street TO
River Road, and Stealey Avenue from
North Street to Baker III Avenue. and
Dun street. and Duff street from North
Street 5to4Duncan Avenue, and I9artland
Avenue from IA ford Street e.
streets Gin the said Town Of StealeSs
HEIGHTS. to- the amount OF ,Thi rty Thou
vide for the proper application Of the
funds thus derived Tor the purposes
Eaforesaid. 3tts Y ls
1.-THE Town OF Stea1ey II lights did on the
day Of July, 9 "a hold 4 81
Special cleo ton puTsua 1t to a spethtion
lBiEned by one hundred and more than
| one hundred voters and property own
Eer.s Of the said Town of Stealey Heights
the pnrpose, Of s, adopting or rejecting
said election was held undo err the laws
governing other ci ty,ls town and wi lage
5tfle mai orlty OF the ballots being cast.
For Adoption OF New Method OF Paw
ton ia5s IA. Xvii tseriai Section OF
il Chapter AZ Of the5l 913 Code OF the state
\ OF West Virginia. lsft5
35HENf ERE.AS m til ia not possible to pro-
wide 5sufficient funds Tor the above men
i toned purposes IN the period inSSwdiich
fnual ieries on IA xable properly IN said
Town OF steal eyF HcfsFts5 wi ttii ~ the linn
Its prescribed by law for 1evies and
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voted for and directly und erneath IN
two separate lines shall be printed tie
words. For the Levy and /. Against
S1NTA The person Young IS. f /; me
written or printed upon his iba y the /.
son voting agaiTlst such rati location shall
have writ or: sprinte upon. hls bale t
s8a Wotinx ii se9 so said apeca levy
Ierasing from his ballot the words
ing against such levy shall indtcat e the
same by striking from ftskE ballpt the
words or Isev rlnted on nis
.TENTH That sucf, proc:amatlcn and
such special election shall ntainss tn-Fs
me- SGIn be Rads
gether " it'll the names OF the Commits
sioners to- hold and cond uctE the "a me
total indebted nessE aut horized: issued and
understanding OF the own OF StealeyM
IIeiEtts as 1 oTn nyztne lass
and all d llerk llnEs necessar and prop
retoEbes done hereunder and in CO nfornl-a
State. of. West Viragtnia,s II such casesg
made and provide = Isl S 8
IEt5S5I Charles T.. Stea1ey. Mayor Of S the
[sadds ordinance do hereby appoint yyedA
ineeday. April 81. is, between hours
of sunup q, So on saI I, Jay a.
/ tiDn; and the FOL sinE Ding places II
| said town las the place at viii CHI said
named ss;1 a. comm toner's have been ap-
pointed to- hold and conc duet ths anne
iat T sa1a SStinS R1aee 81 SAID
Rows Or sTEALlsT FIEIG HTS, tliea
present and regula i, me ting place Ct
s+rae+ s1ea tas corner 81 sNort1 stFeets
luhd Dun Street COMMISSIONERS
FRANCIS N. Davis. Char lest A. sheets and
"a, HI aid elect ion all persons qualified
10 vo+ & at other rnunic ipal4 election and
mo others shall be erIti tled vots a. A.
said Town si IN VIII oh the Voter restdeE.S
land said election shall be condu cteds In
lEoverninEs electIo Ions and the provision OF
Ehi1e arter OF the Town In EW1fdch alec
,taon the aualtf, The teSn
Tor reject said ord nance ~
The ballots q 81 be voted on az Msalds
to the provision 81 said dlnanee AMI
ttFie voters sal lEprepare9San and mask HIS
iad.sass enc =. annse II wss
lt th.sssln and herelrbe speoined
roln ms o PShea III ss
Hess said ordinance shall have been rat
ned fsei fby cast:
cial Paving Bonds q seyS.. hal have
bee, auth DRIED tl,ree- hrtils
votes cast for and aEAi psts the same ats
vn1ue OF Taxab1esP Property.
The agEreRates value at a all sstaxahie
PoMa Sc SEA I "a
Inv last assessment ~ 1I4.Efar- State and
Ecopnty purpo1s DDS. isas a,ss.s
Il The ngRreEafeS amount OF indebtadst
iness issued and an Oh cried fSthes Town
ling q q this Eprocl aInat tonSisSNoTFIING.
Given under. ;intl the
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norrcE or STEPS SALE OF


By virtue of a deed OF trust !, dated or
The n . Ord ~ day Of February, Is n. made:
and executed by Wal tinan e Bartlett.
and Alneda Bart1e EFT. his. ne. to John
Basel trustee. and srecorde ed SinSthe office
or the Clerk Of the County Court Of ;IIar=s
rlson County. West SNi rsi MIA. In TrusIs
Deed Book No. 10. page go. to secure
Claude IVES tfal the pm ylnent8 OF certain
sl ms of money In snid trust deed fully
mentioned. which SAID sums of money
aforesaid are now a ue. OWN gf and UNI
irai d. together with interest til ereon: and
upon the request OF the said Claude
Was hy order or 1.-THE Cicuit Court Eiof5
Harrison County. West Vir gina entered
on thesl ST., day of March; 915.$ fsrecores
is :. duly and legally appointed trustee.
III the place and stead OF the said John
Basel now deceased. wi II proceed to
sell It public auction at the front door
Iot the Court House Of Harrison County.
or OK s sA 10 iaa THE 17TH Day or
April, 1915, f83gSAsS "a
nlencinE at 30 e,oek. sP the
All that certain lot or parcel OF land
with dwelling house. and pplItennncea.
thereto beaonEinE..=ly ing and being In the
iDlstrlct or Goa, n darrds ION ounty.SsW est
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SUMMONS.
County County,

STATE OF, WEST VIRGINIA..
5,s To the Sheriff Of Harrison County,
Greeting: 5F
You are hereby commanded to SUM
mon GillaIme Duche sne to appear be-
FORE the Judge of our Circuit Court Of
Harrison County at the Clerk 8 ohlce OF
our said Cour1e at rules to be held
therein for said Court, on the last Nor
day IN April 81 5. to answer. a bill In
Chancery exhibited against him in our
said Court by Edna Showalte Duchesne;
and have then there this writ.
E Witness. 1, Wade Coffman, Clerk of
our said Court. at the Court House of
the said county, this 5tl day of April,
1915. and lin the I'd year Of the State &
55afs s i. MADE RCOFF'A1AN, Clerk.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice + hereby given that a i, 2
EGlarksburg Brewing Company, chartered.
under the Laws OF the state of West
Virginia, held on the It'll day OF March.
1915, the following resolution We're
sREsoLvED, FIRST: ,rhat the
[CLARKSBURG BREWING COMPANY,
la corporation created and organized un-
gina. does hereby discontinue business
as q corporation and suTTenders to said
state it's charter and corporate frHn-
ctises The board of directors will pro-
coed TO convert the property chooses In
action and all assets Of tllisEcorporaHon
into cash, and pay OF and discharge all
its debts. liabilities and obliga lions; and
after fully discharsing all such debts,
liabilities and obligations, divide the re-
mainder among the stoclSh olders pro
rata with their several holdings or
stock, but no such payment shall be
made to any stocllholder until after the
publication OF the notice herednafter
RESOLVED. SECOND: That the
president Of this corporation cause no
tice Of the adoption OF the foregoing
resolution to be published In some news
paper of general circnletion. published
near the principal Office or place Of
business OF this corporation, once a
week for four successive weeks: and
Secretary of State OF the State of West
Virginia, and deliver to him a certificate
showing the publication OF said notice,
as provided by law.
NJ Given under my hand this 18th day Of
- ~ al B. P. HUDSON,
President of said corporate on.
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FOR SAL arms

SFC,R SALE OR TRADE, acres un.
Improved Ohio Land, including al
ri Ehtss I'M AXE good stock rafictl;
cheap lie sold soon IL acre farm near
Boardstreet w. Va. poor improve.
m amt 81 coA1 sold. one-llalf oil and tEai
ss r chts to sell wi tn it. W i'll sell cheap,
and accept part in trade. w G. Sid.
we'll St C,latrsville. Ohio.
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/ "a ffztf3 h-rHs F Z 4 p = 4
named having regularly 1tled heir pc
titions In writing with the common
council OF said Tow n OF $ tealey HeiShts.s
tined and Inspected by the said council.
and the said sisnersfIof the said petl-3
lions having been found to be bona sfide
owners OF the ma iorfty of the frontage
SO ADJUSTING on tile aforesaid streets, and
the sal council. after having duly con
Isidered the said petitions, deem IL ex7
ipedient that said streets be SO paved
land Improved as aforesaid and in Az
icordance with said act. the expense OF
said paving shall be borne by the own
ers Of the respective properties abutttnE
upon said streets by assessments to
ibe made upon said properties as pro
| ALethod Of Paving streets.':s
T1IE Gosf9oN &c eouseaE OF rf IL
fIiARRIsoN coEN'Tl, VEST VIZ
II IT sssT. That in order 70. procure
funds to the amount Of Thirty Thousand
Ltsa0,000) Dollars. to be expended for
i pave and curb North Street from Mil ford
4 Street to River Road. and Stealey Ave
niue from North Street to Baker Ave
lnue,- and Baker Avenue from Stealey
4 Avenue to Dun Street. and Dun Street
4 from North Street to Duncan Avenue:
i Street to Traction Avenue. with brick
i paving and stone OF concrete clrbins
i In the manner and in accordance with
4 and profles as the common council may
II select Or choose. the Town OF Stealey
Elts DO Issue , series of bond
4 SERIESS Of the denomination OF One
Thousand Dollars $4,000 each, to be
boas frg oae
sand Dollars (s3o.ooo5, bearing date on
BE to the bearer Oh the first St. day ~ OF
June. 925. in gold coin of the United