The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 19, 1912, Page 9

A most excellent time to open an account with a clean, strong, growing bank. A good: place to deposit your Christmas money. A Christmas present that will benefit and be appreciated—one of those small bronze steel -Safes can be had by depositing one dollar with ‘Che PEOPLES BANK THE BANK ONJWHICH§YOU CAN ALWAYS BANK. BUTLER, MO. | Walton Trust Co, BUTLER, MO. Capital and Surplus Fund $300,000.00 The Oldest, Largest and Strongest Financial Institution in Bates County Always has money to loan on farms in south- west Missouri and Oklahoma at LOWEST inter- est rates, and on five or seven years time. Pays Interest on Time Deposits for Six Months or Longer for any Idle Money You Have We own and keep up daily with the county rec- ords acomplete Abstract of Title to all lands and town lots in Bates county, showing title from the day the land was bought of the United States down to this time. Will Furnish Reliable Abstracts Fees Reasonable For almost 40 years we have been lending our money on farms and afterwards selling the mortgages to life insurance companies, savings banks, trust companies, and to hundreds of individual money lenders without any of them losing a dime of interest or principal, or paying any expenses. Persons desiring SAFE INTEREST BEARING investments can always get them of The Walton Trust Company. FRANK ALLEN, Secretary C. A. Allen, Treasurer W. E. WALTON, President J. B. WALTON, Vice President Directors John Deerwester C. H. Dutcher A. B. Owen Frank Allen John E. Shutt Wn. W. Trigg C. A. Allen J. B. Walton Wm. E. Walton + Makes The Nation Gasp Move On Now! . ‘The awful list of injuries on a Fourth of July staggers humanity. ~ Set over t it, however, is the _ wonderful healing, by Bucklen’s Ar- nica Salve, of thousands, who suf- . ‘from burns, cuts, bruises, bul- let wounds or explosions. Its the quick healer of boils, ulcers, eczema, _ Bore lips or piles. 25 cents at F. T. Clay’s, and whacks heads if it don’t. fering follows. and health follows. 25 cents at T. Clay’s. F. saysa policeman to a street crowd “Move on now,’’ says the big, harsh miner- al pills to bowel congestion and suf- Dr. King’s New Life Pills don’t bulldoze the bowels. They gently persuade them to right action, The Official Tests shew Dr. Price’s j Powder » mest Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, {os County of Bates, 2 In the Circuit Court, February term, 1913, in vacation December 3:d. 1912, Joseph Everingham, Plaintiff, ve. Almon Wyatt, Frank Wya.t Jessie Wrigt tand the unknown consort, heirs devisees, donees, allenees, immediate, mesne and remote, vol- untary and involantary grantees of B, L. Myatt, deceased, Du endants. The State of Missouri tu the above named de- fendants, Greeting: |, Now at this day comes the plaintiff, herein, | his attorneys and files his petition | under oath alleging, among other things, that the defendants, Almon Wyatt aod Frank Wyatt are nonresidents of the Stute of Mis- sour!, and further alleging that there are or | may be p-reone interested in the subject mat- | ter of the petition, whose names are unknown fo the plaintiff and fur that reason cannot be | ipserteu therein and that ae far as known the | Claim anc interest of the unknown pergons are | 8 the consort. heirn, dt visecs, donees, allen- ; ees, immediate, mesne and remote, voluntary | and involuntary grantees of P. L. Wyatt, who wae the beneficiary in a deed cf trust of record in the recorder’s office of Bates Couniy, Mis- souri, in Book 8 at page 35 | Wherenpon, it is oruered by the clerk, in va- cation that defendants be notified by publica tion, that plainiif! has commenced ao sult against them in this court, the object and gen- eral nature of which is to precure an order and judgment o: this court adjudging anu declaring the right, title and interest of the parties plain- | tiff and defe..uentin and to the | Suuth half ot Lote 6, 7 and 8 in Block Four of Warner’s Addition tothe iown, now city, of Butler, Missourl!, and tv caocyl, annul and re- lease of record a deed of trust.therein referred to and above mentioned, sam@ being of record iu Bouk 8 at page 35, Recorder’s Office of Bates County, Missouri, ( ‘that unless tha said defendants be and ase at thiscourt, a the next term thereof, to be begun and holden at the court house in the city of Butler, in sa'd county, on the first Monday in Februar: 13, and oo or before the tition in said canee, th: same will be taken ag confessed and judgment will be rended ac cordingly, And it ie further order-d thata copy hereof be published, according to law, in the Butler Weekly Times, a newepaper published in the county of Bates, for tour weeke tuccessively, publishe: at lesst once a week, the last inser- tion to be at least thrty days before the at day of the eaid next February term o! thiscourt. H, O, MAXEY, Uircnit Clerk A true copy trom the record. Witness my hand, and seal of the circuit court of Bates county, this 3rd day of December, 1912. H. O. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk. (seat) | 7 4b. Sheriff’s Sale. By virtue and authority of a general execu- of the circuit coart of Bates county Mi-souri, returnable at the Febraary term, 1913, Of raid Conart, and to me directed, in favor of Melissa | levied upon and seized all the right, title, in- | tereat and claim of the said £. C. Webster of, in and to the following deeciibed real estate, to- wit: 80aS1-2NE16,8aS12NW16 40a NW N W16, 'n township 39, range 31. 10 alying be- tween Mo, Pac Railway Co. and Marais des Cygnee River in Section 18, Township 39, Range 81. 68 acres lying east of Mo Pacifl: Railway and weet of center of eectiun 18 and north of Marais des Cygnes River in Section 18, town- ship 39, Range 3l 20a being S 1-2 NE 1-4 SE 1-4 section 8, township 39 range 81. All lying and being in the County of Bates and State of Missouri; and I will, on Monday, December 23, 1912 between the honrs of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that aforeseid, sll the same, or 80 much thereof as may be requized, at Public Vend: to the bizhest bidder for cash jn hand, to satisfy said execution and costs, Ww. J. BULLOCK, 5-td Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, { as County of Bates. In the Probate Court for the County of Bates November term, 1912. Estate of J. Milton Wells. Deceased. Marshal F. Davis, Administrator. a Now at this y comes Mershal! F. D; administrator eens estate of J. fetes SEEeES HH iJ i i : 4 13 - ie a first day of said term, answer or plead to the pe- | tion 1esued from the ottice of the circuit clerk | A. Brown and rgainst E C. Webster, | have | day, ip the City of Butler, County of Bates | OPERATED ON OWN BODIES Cases of Four Heroic Surgeons Who | Established Records for Acts | of “Autotomy.” The recent report from San Fran- cisco that a surgeon there had at- tempted to operate upon himself for appendicitis recalls to Dr. Paul Reclus four instances where surgeons j actually did succeed in performing operations upon themselves. He re counts them in the Lancet, and the following appears in the Medical Ree- ord: “Paul Reclus has commented on | the courage and stoicism. necessary for the act of what he calls “au- | totomy,’ or surgical operation upon | one’s own body. He has described at some length four examples of this heroic procedure. The first story is that of a French surgeon who, having asquired a small outgrowing tubercu- toma of the right index finger follow- {ng an operation wound, determined | to excise it under cocaine anesthesia. This he did, surrounded by his class, In a curiously unsurgical way, by fix- ing the instrument—first a scalpel, then a sharp spoon—in the left hand and performing all the necessary Movements with the diseased right hand. In spite of this novel tech- nique, the result was quite satisfac- tory. His only discomfort was a little oausea at the unpleasant sensation of scraping his own periosteum; this was, however, corrected by a sip of hot coffee. “In the second case the surgeon op | erated on himself for bilateral ingrow- | Ing toe-nail, apparently without pain {and with absolutely satisfactory re | sult. The hero of the third story was a Turkish military surgeon attached to Professor Reclus’ own clinic, who was operated on for double inguinal hernia under local anesthesia with such complete success that he deter mined to remove for himself a trouble- some affection. The procedure was painless and the result perfect. “The fourth ‘autotomy’ was per- | formed by M. Regnault, a naval med- ical officer, who was led to undertake | a radical cure of his own hernia. He anesthetized the area of operation by | injecting cocaine into the several lay- | ers of tissue concerned, after a pre- | liminary injection of morphine into the subcutaneous tissues of the thorax. | He guarded himself from disaster by enlisting the help of two colleagues, who stood by prepared for action in | case they wer neetled. However, all | went well, and there was neither pain ; Bor mishap.” Truth and Error, | Verily, there is nothing so true that | the damps of error have not warped | it. Verily, there is nothing so false | that a sparkle of truth is not 1n it. | For the enemy, the father of lies, the giant Upas of creation, can but per vert the good, but may not create the evil. He destroyeth, but cannot build; for he is not an antagonistic deity. Mighty in his stolen power, yet is he @ creature and a subject; not a maker of abstract wrong, but a spoiler of concrete right. The fiend hath not a royal crown; he is but a prowling robber, suffered for some mysterious end to haunt the king’s highway. And the keen sWord he beareth once was @ simple plowshare. His panop!y of error is but a distortion of the truth. The sickle that once reaped righteous- ness, beaten from its useful curve, with ax, and spike, and bar, headeth the marauder’s halbert, Seek not , BUAT CUTS WHALE IN TwO ; Schooner Reaches a California Port ' winner. | whale, y ‘MISSOUR ‘PACIFIC: With the Blubber Dangling From Its Rigging. | San Francisco, Cal.—Of all fish | yarns brought to this port recently, |- the one brought in by the cousting schooner James H. Bruce is a prize | Moreover, -it Is true, and there 1s further evidence than the) mere word of the jolly sea dogs that | their ship ran into and killed a huge | Portions of the carcass of the | unfortunate mammal were still visible | on the forecastle and headgear of the | schooner when she came in the other | day. Huge pieces of blubber dangled Kuneas City Accommodation 6:20 a, m. from the stays and parts of the fore Le eee ee rigging. | No. 208 St Louis & K.C. Mail Captain Rosich and his crew explain | St. Lonta Limited... ...... .. that the strange incident occurred the | Ae} Risa SEG Ne ene 9:40 p. m, other night, when the schooner was | TRAINS WEST AND SOUTH. off Point Reyes. Laden with a cargo | 201K, C.-lopiin Mall & Ex of lumber from Port Gamble, the wind- - 209 Southwest Limited o.oo Jammer was sailing along at a lively | Pe eee Peay does not car clip, with a fresh breeze astern, when | No. 207K. C & Joplin Mail & tex. suddenly a shock ran through the ves: | }. 205 Nevada Accommodativun ... sel. The impact was not sharp or! INTERSTATE. heavy enough to have been caused WEST. by collision with another craft, and the crew was beginning to believe IRON MOUNTAIN, i Missouri Pacific Time Table BUTLER STATION NORTH, 202K. (, Mail & Ex,...... 8:25 8. m, a.m, pm, p.m. 1 p.m, 1:08 pom, 9340 p.m. . 698 Madison Local Freight. car- ed BAUSECB Sra, Mien cere ENC 3 3 Madison Accommodation... 1:30 ° that {t had passed over a submarine | wast BOUND ARRIVALS ie disturbance, when the lookout came , Bitten Accomm nrione: eenteroinion dashing aft over the deck load to give No. 6% Butler Local Freight.......... 5:00. mi. them the surprising news that the | real MERE NGS Ge sate carry possen- 5 gers on Interstate Division, No other freight ship had struck a whale. trains carry passengers. ue “He must have been sleeping,” said, Ail treight for forwarding must be at depot the lookout, “or maybe he was dead. AGU ATG Hane AN) CAP Ae a wee nal 4 ~ i lowing dav’s forwardin reight for I saw the big outline of the mamal Interstate Livision mast be livercd er and a second later the bow had cut Aye o clock are At freight billed for thie mo: i gO him through, the pieces floating away naere ae) x aN in the darkness.” Saas = = Real Estate Transfers. Mary E Padley to E J Padley 40 a sec 6 Pleasant Gap $2000. C H Edwards to Mayme Hartwell pt blk 5 Williams add Butler $900. Berlin—An extraordinary case of | CE Horton to F G Holland Und somnambulism, resulting from tooth- | 1-2 int lots 6, 7, 8, 9 blk 19 Littles ad ache, has been observed by a German | Hume $1000. doctor. | RF Harper to C D Warnsing tract About two hours after going aslee| each evening his eveee cla: dalek sec 1 and 6 Charlotte and New Home ter would get up crying for her moth- $3850. : er, and talking to herself, would walk R-H Witherow toO E Bell lot 19 with open eyes through one or more ‘blk 26 Amoret $75. dark rooms. as if seeking something. | - A 4 Ont belneteparen:totineaiiatievolced| Joseph Buckley toG D Warnsing she either would make no reply or | 119 sec 1 Charlotte $5980.50. give a confused answer. After return-! W ID Yates to Iva D Allen lot 7 blk ing to bed she some times would ' Henrys ad Butler $1000. sleep quietly and at othertimes would ais . a continize to moan. Usually she would | BW Leeper-to C W Miller pt bik 6 pass the rest of the night in untrou- | Christian & Condes ad Butler $600. bled sleep, though occasionally she ae aa = would walk again. In the morning her | face would be very red. r Fi F Examination showed that this singu- iJ. H. Mildward. is - Rich Hill, lar conditon was caused by a sensi- , Meda F. Daniel . Rich Hill. tive tooth which had been filled.|R, W. Stotts........ Caldwell, Idaho, TOOTH RULES SLEEP WALKER: Doubly Cured When Aching Molar Is Pulled by a German Doctor. Girl Marriage Licenses. When the filling was removed -an |,” a abscess was discovered. The tooth | C* R. Pitts. LITO was extracted, and since then there | R. F. Murray Adrian, has been no return of the sleep-walk- | Rhoda Hosman............. Holden. ing. | A & As the child was otherwise in per- 1c. C. Todd: UCU STR IOTGOHEE IC. Rich Hill, fect health the somnambulistic state | Nellie White.............. Rich Hill, is supposed to have been produced by the effect of the piosonous matter at | ‘ the root of the tooth entering the | Grace Johnson. . blood and causing brain irritation. A | os very slight disturbance during sleep is sufficient to excite the brain, which | then ~is reposing and_ recruiting strength, Motor Bandits Robbed Safes. St. Joseph, Mo., Dec, 14.—Robbers supposed to have been traveling in a motor car, blew open the safe in the postoffice at Maysville, Mo., soon af- ter they had blown open the safe in a general store at Amity, Mo., ten miles’ away. Fifty dollars was obtained at Maysville and less at Amity. The robbers escaped. Bondholders Want Their Money. mah Roe Kansas City, Mo. Dec. 14—A de J ~~~" ee mand was made on the receivers of H. E.M ULKE ys the Metropolitan Street Railway Com- Registered Veterinary Surgeon BUTLER, MISSOURI Dmeo iat tie R. Guyton’s Livery Barn, nt 7 pany of this city to pay immediately an additional bond indebtedness of $10,200,000. The debt represents bonds that the trustees assert became due because of the receivership, al-! though they do not fall due until next | May. OVER 65 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE | Kansas City Star Wins a Suit. | Kansas City, Dec. 13.—The jury in the libel suit of Harry R. Wamsley | for $150,000 against the Star returned | a verdict in favor of the newspaper. | The jury began its deliberations at 2) o'clock and brougght in a verdict at 3! o'clock. The jury was unanimous. Trave Marks Desicns Copynricuts &c. Anyone sending a sketch and bog H gai may y ascertain our opinion free whether ap ia ton ts probably patentable. Communica. i s strictly contidential. HANDBOOK 2n Patents | sent free, Gldest agenc® tur securing patent, A Nevada, Mo., Packing Plant Burned. | ,,!'atents taken through Munn & Co. recelve Nevada, Mo., Dec. 13.—Because the! fire department failed to respond to! wironma'ts| “Scientific Aimterican, an early morning call, the Hill "00, | Ahandsomely illustrated weekly. Targest cir ing plant, valued at more than $50, culation of any scientilic iearnet, Terms, 83 a 000, was destroyed here, Mi tour months, $1 Sold by all newsdeaiers. 361Broadway, lew York Branch Offco, 6% F St, Washington, Fountain Head of Life Is The Stornach weak and impaired stomach and who does not food will soon find that his blood has become ished, and that his whole body is improperly and . i ; 4 d 8 LDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY the flow of 3 3 a , | i Rey i | iH i pert EE er Seren coma os