Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-26
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purchased with certificates of deposit obtained from an Ohio man. The home of the bank cashier was also purchased, $2,000, one-third of the price, being down and a one year note que next January, given for the re- mainder. Thornburg was installed by rrench as president, under Harsh mans direction The bank stock then was hypothecated with Madl- son, Wis, bank. As result, the S2. 900 paid the cashier on his home was the only money actually involved in the deal.
 Plain Case of "kitine"
 It was a plain case of 'kiting, Col. Cilnnin explained today. Harsh man telIs me that French then sent il pundle Of the banks notes to him, ', f.u instructions to put them in the NaulCs and draw out the banks re- s.,r,es anu undivided profits. Harsh l.an says he refused. 1 rather be- ,,t,e ne dIQ prevent the footing of the DanK.
 ..arshmans vague references to ,he unIo man whose certified checks '. ore used, eventually led us to 4. w. Davis Of Cleveland, and Canton, dl' i u.tur UI Jue Wlnton Motor company t1a4 shman claimed some Of DaVls .4o.os si,'on 10 trencn and totalilne SoU,UUu were hidden in Harshinan ! ......o at milwaukee. l sent him there { yesterday in custody of secret ser 1 .~e man to get the paper. They are que here today with it."
 ! s.oIrls Wolfe, tie agent, arrived this morning with notes aggregatins i nearly $3,000,000 and other papers. 4ne la.esL development in the cast today was the revelation of the oper | atIons or a tin box trust company ! formed by Worthington, French harshman and four others, one O. whom is now dead, in Missouri.
 A cerulued cnecK TOT S50,0OO, pur porting to have been signed by Davis | was oiIered to the Missouri secretar! ot state as the assets of the compan. j and on the, strength of it charte 1 obtained The check, according t' col. CIlnnin, was then replaced b. one Of Davis $50,000 notes.
 ] Many Firms lnvolved'
 With tin box, this charter, th
 S50,JUU note, and a paper signed b.
 seven men, one of them now dead, tn
 tTNst company proceeded to do bus
 uoos,' CIlnnln said. Its business, " I nave 1OunO, was IO uldThct ILc olONh
 bonds and notes obtained by Wortf
 Ill ,ton and French, in other deals
 The investigation of French's act
 vitles is being carried on today |
 several widely separated cities. Son:
 of Frenchs companies, with t1ei
 names ana capitalization, follow: Kansas City MT: Development S'
 curities company, $1,00O,0O0; SCoa
 mercial Securities Guaranty compan
 $10O,00O; Pacific Bank of Missour S1OO,0O0; Pacific Trust company
 Missouri; $100,000.
 Victoria, B. C: The Pacific con
 pany, $1,OOO,OOO; The Pacific Banl S$2,5OO,00O; The Pacific Railway company, $5,OO0,000; The Pacif Trust Company, $2,500; The Pacif i Guarantee company, $1,050,000; TT [ Pacific Development company, S1
 OOU,U0U; The Pacific Steel compan
 $1,000,000; The Pacific Coal compan : $1,OOO,0O0 The Pacific Mining col
 pany, $5O0,000; The Pacific Real : . company, $750,000; The Pacii II II Equipment company, $S00,000; I'll u Pacific Shipbuilding company, 5 IS 00O, ,OOO. and the Pacific Steamsn
 company, Sl,000,000.
 e Ottawa, Ont: The Atlantic Bau n S1 ,00O, 900; The Atlantic Steel co d pany, $1,0OO, ,0O0; The Atlantic Co 's company, $1,000,O00.