The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 8, 1915, Page 7

Me, at close of business June 23, 1915 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts. 553: 501.53 Over draits...... neta oa .66 Real sete: Banking ‘How: aseees 15,600.00 Furniture and” Fix-— Cash. sey ‘Exchange.. 127,925.54 LIABILITIES Capital stock.. -.$ 59,000.00 | Surplus fund.. Be 000 2,200 Undivided profits Kor Deposits.,............. 400,554. The above statement ia correct 3 HOMER DUVALL, Cashier PROFESSIONAL CARDS - DR. J. M. CHRISTY Diseases of Wonten and Children a Specialty BUTLER - MISSOURI Office Phone 20 House Phone 10 DR. J. T. HULL Dentist Entrance same that leads to Stew- f ard’s Studio. North side square Butler, Missouri DR. H. M. CANNON DENTIST. Butler, Missouri East Side of the Square Phone No. 312 T. C, BOULWARE Physician & Surgeon Office North Side Square Butler, Mo. . Diseases of women and chil- BUTLER STATION CORRECTED JUNE 20, 1915, - NORTH. No. 206 K, ©, Accommodation.......... No, 208K C. & 8t. Louts Pagr.. No, 210K, C, & St. Louis Pegr.. ..:. . " ’ | Our Service Means Profitto You. _ | Missouri Pacific Time Table 7:15 a.m Russians are. quae: a Desperate Stand. | | TEUTONS. GLAIM GAIN IN WEST Paris Virtually Admits Berlin Report of Advances in France to Be . True—Slave Lose Heavily. London, July 6.—Much activity was apparent today in all the three ele- ments where the warring powers came -| {into actual contact, but reports as to . Reading between the lines of the various official reports, it is not dif f- cult to deduce that the Russians are making a desperate stand between the Rivers Pruth and Dniester. Grand Duke Nicholas, commander-in-chief of the Russian forces, reports that the fighting in southern Poland is of the Most desperate character, while Vien- na admits that the Russians are at- tacking in strong force. General. Von Linsingen’s Teuton army, after_a fortnight of terfific struggles, is reported by both Vienna and Berlin to have reached the whole front of the Zlota Lipa river in East- ern Galicia. cs Germans Make Gains. also on the western front, where in the forest of Le Pretre the German forces are reported to have compelled the obstinately resisting French to evacuate trench after trench over a 1,500-yard front, until 1,000 prisoners, including a battalion staff and a num- ber of guns fell into the hands of the attacking troops. The Paris version of this claim is that after an extremely heavy bom- bardment, the Germans succeeded along a front of one kilometer in re- gaining a foothold in the old lines which had been taken by the French. Both sides report sanguinary but fruit- less attacks at other points along the .| Western line. % A Russians Lose Heavily. Berlin, via London, July 5.—A dis- Patch from Czemokitz, Bukowina, re- ports that the Russians are continu- ing desperate but unsuccessful attacks in the region between the Purth and Dniester rivers, and are meeting with heavy losses, amounting to 20,000 men "| in the last few days. Naval Battle in Baltic. London, July 3.—A naval battle was SOUTH. dren a specialty. ‘ waged this morning in the Baltic Sea bile: 201 Joplin Passenger, 13 a, m;| between four Russian cruisers and a ! B, F. JETER, No. 207 Joplin Passenger. p m;+/ German squadron, according to Copen- pith » : No, 205 Nevada Accommodation... ... 8:00p.m/| hagen dispatches today. A German Attorney at Law Notary Public torpedo boat is reported to have East Side Square Phone 186 INTERSTATE. pela at Katthammarsvig with many lead and wounded aboard. BUTLER, MISSOURI ° (arrive.) “The naval .action occurred this No, 688 Butler Accorimodation... No. 684 Butler Local Freight... DR. ROBERT E. CRABTREE General Practice. Diseases of Children. snes \ _ TELEPHONES (Leave) Oftice 30) Residence 541 | no. 693 Madison Local Freight, car- Otfice in Gench Bldg. jes passengers. No. 687 uaaooe Accommodation... T, J. HALSEY, M. D. 0. 0. Eye, Ear, Nose and - Throat Specialist and the fitting of Glasses five o'clock p. m, No freight billed for this , BUTLER, MO train in morning. L. BR. Twruay, Peoples Bank Phone No. Agent. CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $250,000 — - * FARMERS BANK BUILDING, BUTLER, MO. We have mone: to loan, on real estate at a | t Farm Loans of interest With privilege Saar at any time. eet : Abstracts Ws: We have a aye si seenelete set of Abstract Books and will fur- abstracts to any real estate in‘ Bates county and examine and per perfect titles to same. nua We will loan idle money for you, securing you iy S reuonale iret on good. socuty. We pay lw. F DUVALL. President, J. B, DUVALL, Vice-President, Arthur Deval, 7:558 ™, .- 1:80 p.m. All freight for forwarding must be at depot Botlater than 10:30 o’clock a. m. or be held for following day’s forwarding. Freight for Interatate Division muet be delivered before W. D. Yates, Title Examiner. *| morning off the East coast of the is- "| land of Gothland,” says the Stock- holm correspondent of Reuter’s Tele- graph company. “The German. mine layer, Albatross, was chased by four Russian cruisers and ran aground to escape capture. Twenty-one of the mine layer's crew were killed and twenty-seven wounded.” The Copenhagen correspondent of Reuter’s Telegram company states that a message has been received from Gothland telling of=—the naval battle off the east coast of that is- land. According to the message, gun- fire was heard last night and at 6:30 o’clock this morning naval action was observed from Ljugarn Harbor and later warships steamed north. Two Battleships Damaged. Copenhagen, July 3.—The German | battleship Wittelsbach, which is dam- and a battleship of the kaiser class, with many shots under the water line, from the battle in the Baltic, have returned to Kiel. The Politiken’s ‘Petrograd corre spondent states that it is reported that not only was a German torpedo boat sunk at--Windau, but a cruiser of the Magdeburg type also was lost. Part of Big Plan. Copenhagen, July 3.—In prepara- tion for an advance north, supported by a German -fleet, the Politiken’s Petrograd correspondent states that eight German: army corps were con- centrated at Riga and in the Shavli region, The attack on Windau, the correspondent believes, was an evi- dence that this was the object of the German military and naval av- thorities. Teutons Have Two Millions There. London, July 2.—The' northward rive of the AustroGerman armies from Galicia into Poland {s daily be- coming more formidable. and England results generally were contradictory. |. |Berlin- claims important successes |’ which began with a joy ride with three young women City had a, when the car in- which they were riding shot over a ten foot em- bankment. was thrown out of the car into a barbed wire fence and aceident happened about 10:30 o’elock Saturday night. MeClung, owner of the.car, was {thrown out, but not. seriously in- jured, while extensive were being made resumed opera- Lowest Final- Cost: Per-Mile Actual tire expense depends on one thing, and just one thing—viz: the final-cost-per- ‘mile. . “Nobby Tread” Tires deliver more miles for a money than any other tires in the wor “Nobby Tread" Tires are rn a a yaset eae Ge upon the basis * ieee —but the great majority of “Nobby Tread” users secure vastly more than 5,000 miles, using proper inflation. | : “Nobby Tread” Tires are today by far the largest selling High-eraie anti-skid tires in the world. NORFLEET & REAM, Agents Public Garage—’Phone 35—Ohio Street—Butler, Mo. ge ” Tires.are sold by Leading Reliable Dealers. Do not ae substitutes Made by the fareest Rubber (Employing be eres in the World ‘Decorated, But for Doing What? | San Francisco, July 2.—Japa- | A dispatch printed by some of |, Unveiled. : nese exhibits at the Panama Paci- | jour neighbors says that one Her-| Marietta, Ga., July 3—A ‘mar- fic Exposition have been award- sin, a Captain-Lieutenant in com- | ble slab in memory of Mary Pha- ed 1,511 medals, the superior|mand of a submarine, has just gan, the 14 year old girl, for the jury on awards has announced.| been honored with the decora-|murder of whom Leo M. Frank The list includes 39 grand prizes, ition of the Order of Merit. The! Was convicted, has been placed 139 medals of honor, 346 gold/news comes from Berlin, and the at the head of the grave by the medals, 470 silver medals, 376/inference of the papers receiving | local camp of Confederate veter- bronz medals and 141 awards of |it is that this is the man by whose | ans. honorable mention. jhand or whose direct order the, The unveiling was attended by This is said to be the best rec-|torpedo that sank the Lusitania | several hundred people. ord made by Japan at any inter-|was sent on its dreadful errand. | national exposition and one of | Perhaps the inference is cor- | the best of the foreign nations) rect, but its only apparent basis | participating at the exposition./is the fact that the — special The awards were made only fortachievement for which the Cap- commercial exhibits, as the Jap-|tain-Lieutenant was awarded > is | anese government, as an expres- | not revealed. Bion of its friendly feeling for; If Hersin had doné almost | Many © Leaa, the United States, did not com-|anything else as commander of a|*"* Administratrix with the will annexed pete with its exhibits for awards. | submarine, it is almost unimagin- Cie aap ont gees ‘ —_—- jable that what it was would not | Young Men from Urich Hurt in| have been told. But very easily | Japan Makes Record at Fair. Monument to Phagan Girl is Notice of Final Settlement. Notice ie hereby given to all creditors ¢nd others interested in the falthee of T. W. Le deceased, that I, mathe Legg, Adminiatra- | trix with the will of said estate, intend to make fina) settlement thereof, at the next term ; Of the Bates- County -Probate-Court,-in- Bates | eonntv, State of Missouri, to be held at Butler, Missouri, on the 9th day Of Anguat, 1915. Sheriff’s Sale. By virtue and authority of Special Exe- cution issued from the office of the Clerk of the’ Kansas City. imaginable is it that if he did Cirealt Coats of Bates County. Mo , returnable . ink itani at the er Term of'ea! ors, and.to: A Fourth of July celebration sink the Lusitania, those whom me directed, in favor of J. i, tone Collector of bi f Urich he served would give him his the revenue of Bates County, Mo, an y three young men 0 JTC. I . ° Xanier Desbey 1 have levied u- on and Seino hard-earned decoration without alltheright, ‘Htie, interest and claim of the ssid of, in pe 2 the followii aribed Real Estate, ton belie ad Lots 7 and 8 in aca: in the Rich Hill Town Compaen e lat Addition to the City of Rich Hi And 1 will, om Friday, the 9th day of Jul A. D., Wit, between’ the hours of ‘nine o’clock in the forencon and five o’olock in the telling the world the exact nature of the service. When other men, for other ideeds, get medals and_ crosses, ithere is no hesitation in advertis- ing the quality of their _prowess. Shea the Lusitania—that is differ- thereof aa may be reqnired 0” ee a endue, many women and chil- | tothe hand,to Too many women and =e neot iad in in Kansas disastrous ~ ending Edward Miller, 19 years old, severely . dren went down with her for any- HARVE JOHNSON, ~ cut. jane pry wate 4 yioeng body to be prond of her degtruc- |***¢ SHE Tees Oventy, Mo. am be Miss Oral McCrary. Th e ‘tion. It seems unlikely that any- S bi : body will ever admit, outside of Notice. a narrowly limited circle, that he was her ‘destroyer. —New York Times. George Big Yield in Mississippi County. | St | Charleston, -Mo., June 30.—A aK, large percentage of the enormous Insertion of this publication, wheat crop of Mississippi County | "bet of inst insertion, July 8, 1915. has been threshed and the wheat! x.y, ALS disposed, of at a good pricé. The last week. The mill. has yield in some sections ran up to Power's Mill Enlarged. Power’s mill, which has ‘been for the last seven weeks, improvements : [ ¢ of the most up to date milla/er farmers, is the best i eee Sree > | Mississippi County in 35