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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
STOCK SALES DID
NOT REACH MILLION
More Significance Attached to This Than
the Course Of Prtoes-Ward
Shares Decline Sharply.

NEW YORK, Oct. Ito many Oh
servers. more significance attached l."
the diminishing dealings In today STOCK
market than to tn" course of prices.
For the first full session since Scpt"in-
Der :. transactions failed 10 record II
total OF one million shares. although II
coming within hatlInE dis tnncc OF lhal
figure.
AS Il matter of fact, almost onc-third
Of the aggregate transactions OF H2u,UuO
shares occurred III the last hour. alto
Ecther at the expense or quoted ValueS'
the general list and war issues III par
ticular declining, somewhat. abruptly
on ClrcuulStantlal rumurs sugEest sung
danger OF q recurrence OF recent Subma-
rinc warfare in nearby waters
During the forenoon and in the inter-
!ucdiatc period the list gave frequent
Indications OF recovering from tn: APP
rrehenSion manifested on Wednesday,.
Munitions and equipments, together viii
shipping shares. were then decidedly
stronger, grains in these various groups
extending from to almost 5 points.
These advances were fortified by some
striking gains among rails. including
Norfolk and Western. which ascendcd
to the new record ~ l4GI, with 10 )
point advances III leading coalcrS.
Dow Jones says: Advance in Ohio
Cities Gas shares TO new high record is
due 10 Favorable department work III
West Virginia us well as Ohio oil llcidS
OF company. Early i'll the week it WAS
announced that six new wells had pcch
drilled III III IL days. y dispatch from
the company's office received i'll this
city to-day says that we'll No. 81 in first
- hours nude 4lJ barrels. This maNGS
it the largest we'll III the West Virginia
field by loo barrels. Madden well No. 5
made 100 barrels in the first "A hours
making It tn" best we'll III the MusktH-
gum county field.
DOW Jones says: Report 10 stock OK
change for Year cuucd July 3lst 1910:
shows net earnings alter repairs ana
maintenance OF $HSS,l3j, appreciation
and sinking funds $@42,969, interest
SI9l,7SV, surplus available Tor dividends
S4J3,T36. For year ended December'
;lst. 1915. there WIS deficit OF SS4'4eV'
(union BAG and l'apcr)
Savoy Oil declared regular monthly
dividend OF l per cent tulu extra ulS!-
Gcnd OF per cent payable OctopcE 30
stock record October 10.
Chicago-Rock Island stockholders an
nuul meeting was harmonious ana rou
title except Tor announcement ny DllcE-
tor Shcdd thla reorganization plans arc
making marked progress ana cUncr&'5
announcement is expected SouH-
Colorado Fuel and Iron Year ended
Ju,. 80. total earnings increase $9,VfS,-
iGE. net increase S@,5Sl,0 21; surplus III
crease Sl,935.S34. Equal TO lbs Per
cent On the S34.235.00U common Stock Us
against l deficit last year ,,,..,
+. W. Woolworth declared r1sut'r'
nuartcrlv dividend Of . per cent payable
Il.ccmb,r l. stock record November l?
common Stock). -, on
treat Northern year ended June 30
surplus after charges S-''ooV'oA'' '"-
crease $6.9S6.2S4. .., .,,-
Chicago Peoples Gas Co. declared reg
u,ar quarterly dividend OF x per cen
PAYABLE November 20, stock record No.
cmDGr l.
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CLOSING GRAIN LETTEE.
BY Harris. Winthrop X Co. to tid.!i

(By Harris. Winthrop 4 Co. TO Fidelity
Investment AssOciationD
CHICAGO, Ill. Oct. l3.--Nheat: Early
news from Argentina was conflicting
and as some rain had fallen since Wei
nesday prices started lower. Private
cables reported moisture all the Way
from general rains to light and unlm-
portant showers. Rosario opened rcc
higher and Eucnos Ayers &c higher
which gave color to the claims OF ii!Sur-
fic;ent moisture. Cash wheat was in
good demand in the southwest and Min
urupolis reported Il fair demand tfGF@.
Omaha reported $1,000 buShel sold there
with prices about &c lower. \ few conf
plants OF soil being too dry for the re-
Gently planted winter wheat are coming
from west OF the Missouri river. 10
mote hints IN the direction OF peace
added - III" uncertainty and CONT
uted 10 tn. selling late in the session
when stocks weakened. The market stu
is bcsel with conflicting Influences. but
unless there Is some decided change IN
the European situation We lock Tor q
reasonably hig:i level 1" continue, WIFI
;n. customary natural reactions.
Corn-Cprp has shown more strength
relatively than any other grain on ;hc
floor Their" has hccu 4 hIg lnd"Strtai
ana ,>rur; business. The Industrial
calls have kept much corn Hy;tr ir"it
this market Will" export calls h;lNH
taken both old and u"w. Total c.t@A
sales here We're >un."lp hUShcl. Of which
:nu 400 bISiirl We're n.w No. . 81 Dc.
,..,nher prices I'll" ilrst car Of new OF
season arrived here to-day. graded No;
:. tested @n.@o as to moisture anu sold
~ \ul.c on crack. Prices OF Old con
,ir,,,. Tcrv strong with all in excellent
,:cil:ud whether OF good or poor.
Out<--'rardc IN oats has pe"n %lIhi!'
.,orr,,,y r;Lns.. uI prices but nevertheless
nIi,i,c business done. Some OF the rle-
".tn- CONCERNS were buying December
and >uyin- May At 81 cents differ
mes. others. who had previously
changes coats We're GOING tnt 'Ne'Se'
casa SHi;,plng call WAS very good
Observation-Disclosures scored SUD-
st;.r,ial advances. Early offerings were
r,.ry High; but they enlarged later ana
values :.,tct"4 somewhat, hot Ct S ,!!..,l,
49,. forced To cover on to-Gay'S nu'%,$
flo:.S YES; to-day $500 against "l'"0".
TO-. EDO. -. Oc:. i%.-Wheai, cash'
leu. Dec, mhrr. l6%".; May: Ih'"t.
t.ln"cr s.a,I-Prim". cash, !9I ll"Grin-
b.~ ~; February. "3n: March. 9S3.
NiSikc-i'rimc. cash. SO 20; DecGn-
her $ln 30: March. so ~.
T;m1ihy-E'rimc. cash 81 u; pcccm-
-. March. 259.
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TENDENCY OF TRADE
IS FOR EXPANSION

NEW YORK. Oct. l3.-DunS Review
tomorrow, will say: ,..,
All speculative markets cXPcTlGnreu
rcatcion this week and legitimate Dusl-
ness has temporarily moved uhHcT re-
duccd momentum. owing 10 the MONDAY
interruption and IL certain h"sitan!E uue
To international Developments |uErrHI
transactions, however, continue unpre-
ccdcntcd for The period and. with the
strength OF fundamental fuctors F4klsS sI
unfinished. tho general tendency III tF"ue
und industry is still toward lurtNTr IN :
mansion The rise in prices continues
and Of the 33l wholesale quotations
regularly complied by Duns Review,
SiXIy-siX showed advances TINS "etN
and ~ declines. Tho extreme COSTS
naturally induce more ur less conserVa-
tisrn and deter some from puylhs W.
In many Instances the prospect Or Iurth-
ev advances is uu incentive TO larger
purchasing, anu consumption general!
is maintained In extraordinary F0lullte'
This is evidenced by the record nrtnK-
Ing bunk clraringS. which this week are
22.2 per cent in excess or last year
at leading ccnters outside or New 1ofh'
Weekly bunk clcarings S4'4'3''-''-'''
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NANNMGTON

.,.,,..,r,>. a. Y, tJcf. l2.-AIrS.
MANNlNHlpN, w. ,.'i i,,t - party OF
Mary Coleman em'e[ rrtri nar1v Friday
atlcrnoon:, remrl'me" "a Vorrcll. Kan.
CnarltS ia it,''."' - her daughter Mrs.
wh" u ne E"'','
Gay :. furuc%' ,-rot,s * entertaining
Mrs. Mary ~: ,, N,,"' t;nuh al her home
the i:ad,eS a Ht' ', errcc, this Afternoon.
on Vs. NJ w., ~ /; Ecatty, Miss sarah
vi '; "TT md T. ii. Pitzcr have lett
McL.""SHiit "t~ =, L,uacaning, Md.
for AN l"t" Iii. iIip he 70 in. guests OF Mr..
where th"E VIII vIi,,ny,r over Sunday.
and Mrs. " III. ', 20. - ,E'nay have gone
Mr.. ana Mt: or y" several days visit.
10 New "rk ~ ,rrmm Of Akron, O..
is visiting y r'lh l in%S and mi Children have
reIurnr" iron" = ''@''
Mrs. owe nF''E -
''' 1ii Mrs. -. ia" h
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LITTLETON

-, ,,,, 1c-Nr
LITTLET"N. W ~ 80 ,',,,,,.,lj bon,a
William purhIHE'"l iaH Ea. T,rtins-
after Il business "Trip -
Vile ,,,,.I,., eff MrNIrchen
Mrs. ir@rE" 10Y r,;,,Ir
spent FH"S''a\ iIHf'; VIII 10y. iIornirp
Miss ollle liiprhpt'N" N''''
in Wheeling saturday, ,,,,,a srrrt
Miss Mac Glnl,'hS 81 -"
sunday here WIN lri'''"n' business
Mr., H'ri liC!i9t. 80" ,t,mjn,
visitor in falrvlcW A"i'i? u.i,b
Mrs. J. y: lllSrr spent 'o"'""S
friends IN lfuri"h. no,,ir,- il,
Miss Eui'2 ';"tS was
Wheeling SlluT'i''!' :, ..,... ,,,,l ,i,.1,
Mr.. and Mrs; 'uii!eS h";.ai az frinnGs
daughter "I r.ih'Ia t'
here for 4 few days, r,rrcuv and
Mr.. ana Mr. lh"M ir;n,;is in
fam!l" *pcn' sunday WIN 'r'c'"' ~
Wheeling. .;.;,aa
Miss hess Hunt 81 1iu"dr'" N'S'''"
friends h"r' Su',dH!. ,o,, ,.,,,
Mr.. ami Mrs. :'"%sc CfhH"iL ana Hm.
Franklin. >I>'''" i''''"9 Ia
burg Sunday. ..,. ,.;ods
Miss Ida Philips Is E,SlllhH lr''n""
III Wheeling Tor Il IL" days.
Mr.. i. H. Robinson ana son ,a''i -,
m"turcd To- Nay h"ShuFI H"''"''' -
lhrir New I'NiTinS T"!. ..,,,,..i hama
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FLESuES TO MhSTEN'S.

Private Wiz" Ia y. t.. MA"lrn 60.
NF.W YDl;E. bCl. l%.-StuckS we're
uuitr generally higher during the IirSS
hall ii Ia" session. owing Ia the better
tom. in The MrrCnntIlr Marines. weak
mss If " inch WuS Il factor "Wednesday.
which added cons iG,rabl" la III" G"Sir,
Of many /" @rt out Of tE" market Owe!
the huliday. Nh"n II VAS annuunGcu
Lhai til" steamship HurIc had sighted a
subm.liIIi" ,;uu miles off our coast tnHrr
WAS I selling movement which WIS aid
cd hv the b,nriSh professionals that car
l,rd Slrr! down clos" |" the low ut last
Monday Tic NERVOUSNESS that was
aroused hy this news plainly $h"W'u
that The mar!,", condition ~ SUCH aS |"
recommend ,uur$rN atlSm. Values Hrr
low, hi, Ih. effect al liz" shock Of 70
cont breaks is still III evidence. Steel
and Copper mr." strong ami IN Il business
way III" only lrar is with regard To
ShlppinE.
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miscellaneous Shower.

MiScclIcpous shower WAS given Ill tlr
home OF Mr.. and Airs. T.. Il. hurF;SS'
thursday evening, in honor of Miss De-
burah Smith. whose marriage j. TO thNt
place later. The guests were Mcsda Inc, me-,
Earnest uaynr. Earl Hcbllrn, marry
Schcchle, Alfred Patterson. Anna lea
Van de- win I;ruwn, Robert kiIhchri,
RAY call. John Onslow, Misses Deborah
smith. boris Smith. Naomi Thomn5"n
Mildred jones. Anna Jones. Lucia Lone
t'lurc;cc BUnr. Agnes BurrlSS' julia NJ
MilIaa. Ethel Erum Ella bccm: Ch'll' . ~,
Eilhclrt. i;rrtrud. Hawthorn. Ella Ma
iDr, Ecrtha McMaslc", Lcna 1Ira M toh
Phoebe lIaynr. Loretta nnfTls; Mo
DANES. T.. i. Jones. Isaac ThompaS anu
liiiIc Elizabeth kllhcart ara 9arah III
burn.
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FINANClAL
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Oct. 1$.---Ruttcr tirnler;
creamery higher than extras. 50 = q 80
creamery, extras, (G2 Scur".l 81 = y oo'
irsts. 3iW34:.: seconds. 81 a So lr'
EGGS irregular. fresh. gathered. extra,
line. 39u 20; extra nrStS. %t IS; hrsts
33T 81; seconds. 81 q 81; nearby hennery
whites fin" Ia fancy. a5G&5S.
Cheese firm. state, fresh. SnecleL& Il
T2ltI; do average, fancy. @0%.
1.-Two poultry irr"Gulnr; hroilers. lit
10: fowls ITGfi9. turkeys, 20; dressed
firm: chickens. 1880; fowls. IT .924,
turkeys. 25435.
Flour drM.
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1ogan & Hryan,s closing stock Letter

II'rlValc Wirr ~ \. +. MHStcn & Cu.J
NEW. YORK. uci !%.--'rh" market
Was lower all around. The submarine
question and German situation. lustrr-
iuy as they have lhc Fear that our
OVERSEAS irid., may hr int"rl"rrcd with
and curU"lIic caHmIn%$ ~ well rs those
Of ;lr lruii:.nurlali ian lines adversely
influenced was Yr-nun%Ihlr FOR murn
.iullIdul.ull and :si'"cUlaj.E" selling. AZ
Indiraird il or services "i late. w be-
i.cyr Ina; lhr situation at present is
,IIr which :,h"G:i ui"tti" Il very con-
scrvativ,, ,.nrIr$r and contraction If long
tines ni stock
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IA BELLE WEAKER
Local Stock Market Quiet Yesterday
Stocks Slightly Ot'tn sympathy
with New York.

The local stock market was rather
quiet Yesterday. and the leading issues
were slightly off. III sympathy with the
New York market. The recent raid OF
the German submarine caused Il general
depression. from which the market has
not fully recovered.
LuBelle common sold at -: yeSter-
day, two points lower thun Wednesday $
price Wheeling Steel II Iron sold ut
l52, u point lower, AMI WAS offered at
l03 at the close.
Ncuralgyline advanced however, sell
ing at lSS and WAS bid 1t that price.
Fosturia Glass company stock sold nj
12Q, Il gain OF two points.
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YESTERDAYS BANK CLEARINCS
TOTALED MORE THAN 100000
INCREASE IS PER CENT OVEN
TOTAL FOE OCT. Is, 1915.
%Th1s Months Ciearings TO Date Amount
to So. 52o.3T5.35-Ftgures
Show Big Gain.

Yesterdays barking clearingS, accord
ink to the report OF the Wheeling ClGat-
Ing House, aiIQuutcG TO SSVS.1. 800, tHe
largest amount III several months. ms
4S3.95, or IS per cent over the cledrlnSS
for the corresponding day OF last year.
October's civarings to date total more
than six and u half million dollars. t3c
exact sum being $500 80. "h'cn -
g gain OF $500. o31.9j. or ++.o per cent
over the clearuss tor the corresponding
days OF October. 1915.
The months record 70 date follows:
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NEW SUBMARINE SCARE
HITS WHEAT MARKET
Market Has Reaction After Prices Be-
gan to Soar-CorQ Gained and
Oats Lost.
CHICAGO. Oct. Retrospect:

CHICAGO. Oct. 13.-ProspeCts Of &C
tIce call from Great Britain Tor wheat
from the United States made rrlccs
something OF Il bearish reaction tour
place in the afternoon swing to Il new
Submarine scare. The market closed I'M
settled Is to Is net higher with Dccem-
Der II 1881. and May at l1I L. Corn
gained ~ 10 -. uat" rnishrd : 10 Is q
!. cit ana provisions varying from ~
decline to 4 rise of l5c.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
MT, PLEASANT

Mt. PLEASANT. o., Oct. lS:-,I' uhH taI
services over the remains nl the iatc
Malinc Hill. who died Thursday. VIII pe
held Saturday afternoon II cloch.
lntcrmcuI will be III Highland cemetery.
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NOTICE.

During school months this Company
will sell at its Tenth Street, Wheeling,
Waiting Room, coupon School Ticket
Books good for forty-six hve-cent rides
at the rate of S1.l5 per book. These
books are good only during the month
for which issued and the person desir-
ing same must present certificate
signed by the proper school official
certifying that they are attending
school.
School books like above good on the
Pan Handle Traction Company's line
between Wheeling and Welisburs may
be obtained at tho First Street,
Wheeling, Office.
Due to a rule of the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission, these books are
not good for Interstate travel, being
good only for Intrastate travel.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
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A good old Republican speech on
present-day issues will be delivered
by Senator Warren G. Harding, Of
Ohio.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. VA. Oct. IL. 10 -.
Furnished The lntcllgencer t.: ~ T..
NnrItn 4 20, members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank or west Nir-
,.in:l btiilCing. Wheeling, W. VA LoHIa
~ l:r;Iud nIHIlaSGr.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, W. VA. Oct. IS, IL.
EuruIsned ru,. lnIcilIScnCcr ~. y. u.
Mastcn = Co, members New. York Stock
Exchange, National Bank OF West VIZ
glni;l hIildinS. Wheeling, W. W. LouIs
t.. Brand. manager.
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Outside Motor Stocks.
Outside Oil Stocks.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va, oct. T.. III
i.,r.,:.i,I I'm. Iutcll.G, n,"I hy \. l..
Naxjci, 4 &c.. members Nc" I"rh STOCK
i;xch?;,E". National Bank Of West NIr-
..j,,i:r hnilL'.,r. Wu""iIl%. ". Va. L""ia
r. lrnu.i. manager.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEEL NGi. w. Va. Oct. 10, 'lt.
Furnished Tlr lniclliE"nccr 10y y. f.,
Master X 20. members New York StncH
I.XcIr,ilg, El;i"ral i'ank Of West Viz
.luIn iuilLiH". Wheeling, ~. Va. Louis
+ ErnlIu. uj,,IaScr.
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Curb Mining Stocks
Standard OH subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING, W. VA, Oct. -, 'IG.
Lrrn,1h,I Tn, lnlrliigcnrrr by y. Il.
N;,sCrn 4 Co. members New York SiocA
Exchange, :tatIunal Eank % vest Nir-
rlu;a bIildinE. Wheeling. ". Va. Luis
+ brand, :nAEaEer.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. IL. IL.
Furnished Tho lulclIIErnccr 10y H. f..
MnStcn & Co. rrcmbcrS New YORK Stock
Exchange. National Rank "r West Ni--
eint building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
T. Brand. manager.
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! Open High LOW Close
PETROLEUM

ulL. .fTN. -. oct. l%.--,'rrdit bah
anrrs. $50. Runs. l1S.09l; average.
Hi.4"l. SE'rm"ntS. l":,T04; average.
Iu."l-.
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Corrected by ?. 3acIiman & Sons.f
Rutter. Cheese. EEGs and Poultry.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. t.. 10.
Daily Qu"lrIIu.: I.iaSt Of lis - hGCiins
stock Exchanges:
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ora 10 date follows
WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Totals 81. 520.%75.3I $f.2l-.tS" .@S-tt''
Inc. $2.0G7. 9$I.:J
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Total Sharcs--S6S. 800.
Ronds-$4,S56 600.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-13
CALLED FROM THIS LIFE
At TENDER AGE

Miss Nadine Ferguson. daaghser of
Mrs. Milo Means of 1C9 Whipple ave
nue. died at the hospital here at $50
O'Clock Sunday morning. aged ten
years. one month and twenty days.
Deceased was a pupil in the Washing
ton school here and recently under
went surgical operation at the hos
p.tal for septic perotinitis. Her
father. Clyde Ferguson. died here
about three years ago. Deceased.
who was horn in Kansas. was . niece
of Mrs. Jeanette HOFFMAN. trained
nurse at the Graves hospital The flu
neral will take place from the First
Presbyterian church ct 1880 O'Clock
"Wednesday afternoon Burial will be
at Lakeside ccmetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-13
HARDWARE MEN TO MEET
IN DENVER NEXT WEEK

The annual meeting OF the Colorado
Wyoming & New Mexico Hardware &
implement Dealers association. of
which Theodore NJ. Harding OF this
city is president. viii meet in annual
convention in Denver on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. AIr. Harding. who will leave for
Denver on Monday. says the program
for the. forthcoming meeting will be
one of the best ever presented TO the
association.
A feature of the opening day of the
convention will be an address by J. +.
Crane OF Abilene. Kansas. on the check
ing of freight bills. Mr.. Crane. who is
a railroad traffic manager. viii check
all freight bills that delegates to
the convention bring him which do not
date back for. more than three years.
The question of the organization of
a hardware dealers insurance com
pany will come up for consideration
on Wednesday. The matter may be
settled in the convention. or it may
be carried OYER antil next year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-13
THE FREMONT
NATL. ENJOYS
LARGEST GAIN
MANY YEARS

The same officers and directorate
as In the year past were reelected to
direct the affairs OF the Fremon,
County National Bank at the annual
meeting held Tuesday afternoon in
the directors room at the bank.
The officers are: George +. Rocia.
fellow, president; T. u. Coulter. vice
president; d. N. Cooper. cashier and
Harry w. Combs. assistant cashier.
The directors are: George F. Rock,
afellow. I. b. Coulter. ID. N. Cooper,
]. II. Harrison, @. r. Tanner and w
II. Little.
, The report OF Mr.. ID. ~. Cooper as
cashier showed gratifying growth
in deposits. the increase being better
than for six or seven years.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-13
1ST NATIONAL
SHOWS LARGE
INCREASE IN
ITS DEPOSITS

At the annual meeting of the board
Of directors of the First National
Bank held In the directors room OF
the institution Tuesday afternoon the
same officers and directors were elect
ed. The officers are: A. e. Carlton,
president; w II. Dozier. yice-presi-
dent; A. J. Turner. cashier and Floyd
u. Campbell, assistant cashier. The
directors are: Messrs. A. l.. Carlton.
l.. G. Carlton. w. II. Dozier. J. w.
Dunlap. Hart Goodloe. @. V. Hodgin,
ID. w. Ross. w. II. Trout. and A. J.
Turner.
Mr.. Turner's report as cashier show
ed IAN increase in deposits of $i75,-
600 over the year previous and that
the year Just past was unusually profit
able in every respect.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-13
EAST CANON MADE DEFEND
ANT IN DAMAGE SUIT

j. J. Ashenhurst as mayor OF East
Canon was served with summons
by Sheriff Newcomb this morning cit
ing him to appear in the district court
as defendant ard show cause why
the village of East Canon should not
pay damages in the sum of $4,000 to
Mrs. Anna McKinnon for injuries sus-
tanned in an accident on Reynolds
avenue last summer. The complaint
reciies that while Mrs. McKinnon was
driving down Reynolds avenue in e
buggy her horse took fright at a We
hicle travelling along the road and un-
expectedly jumped to one side. caus-
ing the wheels to drop into a depres-
sion in the highway. in consequence
of which she was thrown out OF the
buggy. her right arm broken and her
shoulder severely hurt. Mrs. McKin-
non alleges that rs a result of the
accident. which she contends was in
directly due to the negligence of the
village authorities in not keeping the
surface of the road In good condition.
she has since been unable to enjoy
tie use OF the injured arm.
Gen. Maupin has been employed to
prosecute the case on behalf OF the
pl.inufr. Waldo. Hunter 4 Thomas
have been retained By the village OF
East Cansn 70 conduct the defense.
This is the ARA suit a The kind the
VILLAGE Of East cAnen has ever ben
elllsl upoa = lseSod.
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scoae WILSON POLICY

Washington. Jan. IA bitter at.
tack on President Wilson's watchful
waiting policy toward Mexico was
made in the senate today as a result
of be massacre OF Americans.
Senators Sherman and Borah de
manded Intervention unless CarranzE
gives assurance OF his power TO pro
.tecf American intarests-
Bcrah called the presidents propo
sal Compromising. side stepping
procrastinating. un-American course" !"
which failed to protect the American
lives
Lansing wired General Carranza and
requested that carranza send troops
in pursuit OF the bandits and to cap
turc and punish them.
Lansing also requested Carranza
to send protection to all American
mine interests in Mexico.
While declaring that the massacre
was n crime, Lansing blamed the
americans for remaining in Mexico
,ospite warnings to leave.