Show V the X as the rasblet clearing never saw the contents of the clearing bouse letters and simply posted the totals of the letters on the cash hook The general ledger and the general cash book were kept by thecashier Physical Endurance of Taft Is In order to make the total amount ol n Extraordinary deposits In the Individual ledger agree with the amount shown by the gen eral ledger Coleman resorted to false debit entries (plugs) and the reducfJS DUE TO HIS TEMPERAMENT tion of balances when carrying for ward accounts Within five years Coleiftan looted the bank of more than Beautiful lawn Party at th Whitt $200000 and he Is now serving a long The direcHouse for International Red Croat tempi In the state prison tors noticed the reduction of the deDelegates— Plan of Comptroll- posits In the hank but attributed It tc or Murray to Check Bank competition The defalcation was nol Defalcations discovered until the books were examined by the auditors of the Harvard Trust company to which concern the By GEORGE CLINTON had agreed to sell out directors President has Washington— Taft been through camsome strenuous Henry M Dearlng cashier of the AlHe has made not bion National bank of Albion Mich paigning this year A search only political addresses but certainly la serving a term In prison of the cashier's desk after the closing 60 or more speeches on occasions Mr Taft Is an extraordinar- of the bank disclosed leaves removed from loose leaf the individual and savily big man physically and yet the strain of hard work does not seem to ings depositors’ ledgers carrying cred ' tell $18531741 upon him aa it does upon other It balances aggregating which of course represented a shortmen who carry much less weight Friends of the president ascribe his age In each of an equal amount This method of been In had continued good condition to his buoy"covering” ant disposition In other words bis vogue since the bank began business stands him a friend dur- The cashier stated to the examiner temperament that he found no difficulty at all In ing his hard work The bills re There have been one or two lawn deceiving the directors parties at the White House this year celvable were added by him on an addand before the spring season closes ing machine the list was checked there probably will be on or two with the notes of the directors but at more At one party the guests of hon- no time the cashier stated did the or were the visiting delegates to the directors check the total of the addInternational Red Cross convention ing machine list with the general The assistant cashier stated The president and Mrs Taft standing ledger under the trees on the south lawn of that practically all of the manufacturnotes owned by the distin- ing customers’ the White House received bank were forgeries from all over the guished guests Not Balanced for Three Years world The president had just returned from a week's campaigning and Earl Stannard bookkeeper of a Rawas to leave again at midnight but tional bank at Pomona Cal Is under he stood the three hours' "social siege" arrest on the charge of abstracting as If he had been resting Instead of more than $150000 of the funds of the working Physically the president of bank One of his methods It Is althe United States Is a wonder to that leged was that employed by Coleman part of mankind which gets a chance — of extracting the clearing Items to see him from the morning mail before they were seen by the cashier or others At the Red Crow Reception The lawn parties at the White and destroyingIn all Items in favor of an which he' was InterestHouse are the most picturesque social oil company ed Of the pages of Inactive events of the year In Washington It It is charged were thirty-siIs not probable that those who do not accounts falsified for a total of more than actually view the scene can realize the Not for over three years had the extraordinary beauty of the grounds of active and Inactive ledgers been footthe White House in May and June ed and balanced on the same day There are many trees much shrubArnold cashier of the First F T bery and in some places a profusion of bank of New Berlin N Y National Bowers At the back is the house itself is awaiting trial because of an estia fine specimen of colonial architecmated shortage of about $150000 In ture pure white and impressive with the He is charged deposit account each of its great pillars adding a line with certificates of deposit of beauty The da of the reception which issuing he failed to register or 'if regison the lawn given for the Red Cross tered the entries were for a lower The thermometer people was perfect amount than the face of the certifiWas at 70 and the feun was in a cloud: cate called for It la understood that less sky The ladles all wore white no one but Arnold was to allowed while the men or most of them for It make any entries in the certificate of was largely1 an official reception were which Is deposit wholly In register In uniform many of them being in the his handwriting and presents many picturesque garbs of the evidences of erasures and changes In countries and Europe and the It Is said he concealed his figures countries of the far east work in several other ways Present at that reception unknown Insect Quarantine Bill to most of the guests and bearing herof New self with extreme diffidence was a Representative Simmons woman who had just returned from York on behalf of the committee China favorShe has been connected for on agriculture has reported rears with a school maintained the secreby the ably a bill to enable Protestant Episcopal church in the tary of agriculture to establish quarWhen antine districts for plant diseases and heart of the flowery kingdom :lvil war broke out In China recently insect pests and to regulate the imand the Young Chinese started on portation of nursery stock and other their crusade the woman who was a plant products Mr Simmons says guest at the White House reception that under our present laws the Unitbecome a dumping left off her teaching In the college and ed States has went Into the field as a volunteer Red ground for diseased and Insect infestCross nurse She bad many hard ex- ed plants If the Simmons bill is passed the as hard as It was periences China United States will be able to retaliate expected that she would have France Gerupon ordinarily is not considered thoroughIn Holland Switzerland of and Turcivilized many hut even the midst ly the madness of civil strife it was key all of which countries absolutely found that both factions of the Chi- prohibit the entry from the United nese observed the Red Cross regula- States of all nursery stock and admit fruit only when the most rigid extions as Implicitly as would the counamination shows freedom from tries of the west festation To Stop Bank Defalcations It Is said that if the Simmons bill of the Currency LawComptroller ago has rence O made a hud been made a law some yearsMass Murray the historic elms of Cambridge of the some of methods atudy Including the might still be standing are de- great by which banks occasionally Is still standing but elm which frauded by their employes He has Is almost dead under which George bad a number of specific cases put Washington took command of the Conbefore him and as a result of bis It Revolution of the tinental army he thinks that such unvestigations was the beetle which was fortunate occurrences as these and the chief agent In the destruction of many that have preceded them may be the Washington elm and the other avoided In the future if the national This beetle Massachusetts with his office elms of banks will slipped in from Europe unchallenged In the plan which he has just suggestThere was no quarThis Is nothing more nor and unmolested ed to them and as a the out antine to keep pest less than the simple device of sending result splendid old trees are now beto his office a carbon copy of the semidown to be used for fire annual report made by the examining ing chopped wood committee of the board of directors of Pests Come From Europe each bank — the report which states in The authorities In the department black and white what the directors It up all of agriculture have figured think of their own bank office very carefully and have come to the assumed When Mr Murray that more than half of the about 3000 or between 30 and 40 per conclusion and of Insect fruits pests cent of the national hanks had no by- Important laws and therefore made no provision farm crops are of foreign origin and for examining committees They now that they now occasion a tax of nearly all have adopted suggested by half a billion dollars annually It haa the comptroller and are fitted out been reckoned for example that the with regularly examining San Jose scale Introduced Into this appointed When carbon copies of country from north China and subsecommittees In the the reports are sent to the comptroller quently carried into every stateorchard-lsta study will be made of them which Union has already cost the and is adding to this $50000000 to the study will be supplementary a of beyear sum rate at $5000000 the is this way It made In the bank In from the lieved that the depositors and stock- this annual charge coming of spraying operations and check expense a double holders will have In quantity and and from the shrinkage against loss from defalcation Another revalue of the first yield forgery Cases Some Specimen Here are some of the cases which moved the comptroller of the currency to act: of George W Coleman bookkeeper the National City bank of Cambridge Mass kept a small personal account He would on the Individual ledger Bos"kite” his own checks through a ton curb broker and abstract them from came back as mall they from the introduced foreign Insect pest whose ravIs the alfalfa leaf weevil ages in the great alfalfa regions of Utah are so well known good No quarantine law however can now repair the damage to property which these pests have wrought can be but the future and the Simmons bill It Is believed will go a long way toward accomplish-Icently this end HERRICK IN THE AMBASSADOR FRENCH CAPITAL Advertise i r you Wants Cook West Clerk Waal Partner Waal Sitnatioa Wan! a Servant Girl Want to Sell a Piaaa Want la Sail a Carriage Want to Sell To wa Property Waal to Sail Year Grocorloa Want to Sell Year Hardware Waal Caatamers for Anything Advortiae Woaltly la This Paper Advertising la tbe Way to Success Advertising Brings Cuatoiaoro Advertising Keeps Customers Advertising lasares Success Advertising Shows Energy Advertising Shewn Pluck Advertising Is "Bin" Advertise ar Bast Advertise Lang Advertieo Wall ADVERTISE At Once In This Paper ASSESS 0 F T HERRICK the new ambassador to France baa now fully entered on the duties of his high position shows him on his way to present his credentials to President Fallieres photograph acompanled by two French officers designated by the president to escort him to the palace MYRON SEEING THE ECLIPSE mained like the sickle of a golden new moon the air became very cold Watched in 'At the moment of greatest Intensity of eclipse the light effect over the landscape was peculiar It waa someWeather Ideal for Event — Neither Ani- what like a very bright moonlight mal Nor Plant Life Was Affected night only that the colors were more vivid the grass was much greener In the Least by Midday and the red of the roofs of the distant Gloom and Cold bouses more intense had ever Contrary to everything The Hague Holland — Whether the Dutch astronomers have succeeded In heard the animals In the fields took not the slightest notice of the gatherset themselves solving the problems Cows sheep and horses with regard to the sun and moon will ing gloom only be known when all the photo- grazed calmly on or lay quietly chewgraphs taken in the eclipse camp In ing the cud Neither waa there a sign of unrest In the bird world The skybeen Limburg have developed and larks did not cease their warbling nor studied and the numerous observathe plovers circling over the meadows tions then taken have all been worked cries Startheir plaintive ut The weather every one admitted uttering was entirely favorable so that a lings and crows flew about In little flocks as usual No birds went to roost wealth of material was gathered One of the Important tasks of the as far as I could see The plants and flowers around me astronomers was to try to obtain data the from which to determine the exact utterly ignored the phenomenon and exact diameter of the daisies did not close their starry eyes position moon For that purpose they stationed observers at five different places At each of the points chosen two telescopes were erected on firm stone — foundations one for direct ocular observations the other for projecting the phenomenon on a screen on which Money Offers of Last Year Repeated Hopes Entertained That the could be followed the whole course of Bird Is Not Extinct the sun and moon while In conjunction Milwaukee — Rewards aggregating The sky was Ideal for observing the Wisconsin for $1100 are available eclipse As for myself I had chosen the open bird lovers if they find an undisturbed fields for taking observations There It nest of a pair of the nearly extinct In a pamphlet passenger pigeon would be possible to note how birds sued recently by Prof C F Hodge animals and plants comported northeastern Wisfor very conflicting stories are Clark University as “the most likeconsin Is designated told of fear manifested by some creatures or of birds going to roost and ly spot on the continent” for the findOf flowers closing their petals in sleep ing of the specimens beof The the rewards which Exact to the half minute the sun object gan to show an indenture at the lower are offered to bird lovers Yn every state of the Union Is to determine right hand side of the disk but no or not the species has beof the warmth of Its rays whether minishing Not until the moon come entirely extinct The rewards could yet be felt had covered more than half of the were offered last year but despite exnot a single But at haustive colder sun was it appreciably Investigation reward was claimed when only the critical moment Many nestlings part of the sun’s disk re were reported but they were all found Moon’s Passage Across Holland Sun and the clovers did not fold their trefoils lq sleep as they do at eventide But as I looked the moon was passing swiftly across the eun’s disk and the lower right hand "horn" of the sun was visibly lengthening The colors In the landscape grew brighter more light flooded It the fields with seemed as If the light increased greater rapidity than It bad diminished The temperature rose as the sun’s sickle now appeared standing upright like a golden new moon Then In a few seconds the lower rim of the sun reappeared Soon It was "half sun and al sun” then ten minutes to 2 only a small dark Indenture showed On the extreme left of At 1:67 the phethe sun’a surface nomenon was over It had lasted about two hours and thirty minutes All Officials on Strike town of Berlin — The Hungarian has for a week been without servants of any kind- municipal for keeping Every one responsible order has gone on strike for a raise of which the council refuses to wages accede to and soldiers are presiding over the affairs of the neighborhood BULLOCK DENTIST aver Salina Meat and Fnpply Company Store IN OFFICE 15 TO 30 OF MONTH Offict Utah - Salina Emmett Robins PROFESSIONAL BARBER gP IN GET ACQUAINTED RDBtHNO YOUR LiUNRDY White House Bulldlnt J N BATES Lawyer Xatary Public Oolltcliant RICHFIELD UTAH $1100 For Pigeon Eggs Ghost Alarms Gotham Police man stepped well to the vfindward of the night hawk after the first sniff and began his Interrogatories "Nix on this ghost stuff" said the roundsman after he had concluded Is soldier old New York — The his questions "If the old soldier on Mornlngslde again walking comes around here again you guys Is be An uneasy veteran Heights want to make an arrest or you go up Into sneaked someone because Just on charges” bis tent in the war of the Revolution Policeman Townsend and his mate and thrust one of the old fashioned were white and shaky They wanted broadswords through him he has been to know on what charge they could an annoyance to the residents of that arrest a ghost— even supposing that hundred a more for than vicinity the ghost submitted peaceably to aris Nowadays the neighborhood years rest but grown up In apartment houses “Well” said the roundsman "what that makes no difference to him He does this old soldier spook look like oozes out of the Janitor's door of the a uniform? Does he wear anyway? house which occupies the former site Has Jie any legs?” of his tent and goes for his midnight After consultation the two policeFortu- men as ever stroll as nonchalantly attested that the old soldier was nately he doesn’t walk often In mufti He Also he had no legs the The other night Cy Townsend justa sorta slipped along klnda wavpoliceman who has the fixed post at ering like The roundsman spoke with and Nineteenth One Hundred street derision saw the avenue and Mornlngslde “If he ain’t got no legs” said he hazy figure of the old soldier gliding "you ran pinch him for having no made visible means of Policeman Townsend by him support" a perfectly horrible noise as he beat Then he went away chortling PoIt In the general direction of his pa- liceman Townsend and his mate have He found the officer in dprideil trolling mate they do not like that roundsa high fever He had seen the old man toldler too A night hawk cab driver had also been favored by a sight Suspect Road Employes of the visitant The night hawk was New Orleans La — That the arrest making strange noises in his throat of somd employe of the Queen & CresAs they were discussing the weird cent railroad may be expected soon in occurrence the roundsman came by connection with the robbery of the "We saw the old soldier” said the train near Hattiesburg Miss was Indicated when railroad officials declarthree In chorus smelled ed that the robbery would have been The roundsman carefully two Impossible without some sort of Inside the breath of the three The ' aid The rounds toppers passed muster New York Officers Say It Is a of the Revolutionary Doubts Story Veter-a- to be either doves or mourning pigeons The wild or passenger pigeon always nests In trees generally ten or more feet from the ground and lays but one egg In case any of the species are found the finder Is requested to communicate at once with Prof C F Hodge the date givjng exactly hour number In flock and direction of As soon as as the report can flight be confirmed the reward will be forwarded Leprosy Suspect Escapes Mich — Health officers and Lansing the state police authorities throughout are on the look out for Samuel Izen a Bay City leprosy suspect who esfrom the university hospital aftcaped er physicians had completed an examination and pronounced him affected with the disease HOUSEWORK Judge and GOOD FOR BOYS Declares That Washing Dishes Would Win Sweeping Floor Respect for Mothers Kansas Mo— Fathers and City mothers should see that their boys have dishes training In washing sweeping floors and even cooking just the same as the girls Judge J T Sims of the Wyandotte county Juvenile court believes He says this causes the boys to know their mothers better and care more for their homes Parents should mix the training with good wholesome fun for the boys and not make the work a bugbear but Insist that It be done When a boy In those thlngB helpB hla mother Judge Sims says he cannot he wholly Dad It Is an asset In after Hie not perhaps because a man will b called upon to do such work bvt it gives him a better underetaviing of bis home life his belief to Judge Sims expressed boy wards of the court who had come to make their weekly reports He had just paroled Artnur L Smith fifteen years old with the Injunction that he go home and assist his mother '(pith the housework Perhaps because he caught the smile which the other boys greeted Smith after he had received his parole Judge Sims favored them with the lecture Smith had been taken to court by his father W L Smith a switchman The father said he was unable to keep the boy home nights because he waa at work then and the boy did not pay any attention to his mother The lad promised to take the place of a girl at home He said he desired to learn to do those things anyway to Send Them oneygrams $ 6Q C O C Q Q Q V O V ad in this paper for any business whatever is a moneygram to the buying public from you your They appreciate belief in their financial standing They buy your goods A moneygram never was marked “collect” The currency pours into your cash box of its own free will An If your bargains are advertised "big" your sales are big People appreciate big strong forceful trade announcements Such ads inspire commercial confidence GET WISE ADVERTISING TIME IS (Copyright by WK IU sgtjanigKgiawi’BMBi who reads Everybody magazines buys newspapers but everybody who reads newspapers doesn’t buy magazines- - Catch the Drift? 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